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07-31-2008, 06:17 PM
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I Eat Carbs...
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The Pill and IUD is abortion?
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07-31-2008, 06:38 PM
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blah blah blah. abortion is always going to be legal.
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07-31-2008, 06:52 PM
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I Eat Carbs...
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blah blah blah. abortion is always going to be legal.
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Did you even read that? All so insurance companies won't have to pay for birth control... insanity. |
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07-31-2008, 07:03 PM
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not really. insurance companies shouldn't pay for it. it's not a medical condition. if they need it to regulate periods, then they should pay for it, but contraception is not a medical issue that should be covered under insurance. I take medication that isn't covered under insurance.
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Originally Posted by skbs
Did you even read that? All so insurance companies won't have to pay for birth control... insanity.
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07-31-2008, 07:09 PM
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blah blah blah. abortion is always going to be legal.
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Perhaps your correct but there are some in the GOP who would make it as hard to get an abortion as possible and that is wrong.
Ofcourse those who are not pro choice think thats fine. |
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07-31-2008, 07:15 PM
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true, but they have been trying since the reagan administration and haven't succeeded. it won't happen.
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Originally Posted by Luiso
Perhaps your correct but there are some in the GOP who would make it as hard to get an abortion as possible and that is wrong.
Ofcourse those who are not pro choice think thats fine.
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07-31-2008, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by jmarquise
not really. insurance companies shouldn't pay for it. it's not a medical condition. if they need it to regulate periods, then they should pay for it, but contraception is not a medical issue that should be covered under insurance. I take medication that isn't covered under insurance.
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What about women who are on the pill to prevent ovarian cysts? Shouldn't that be covered by insurance too? |
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07-31-2008, 07:23 PM
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yeah, as long as it is a medical condition, I have no problem with it. it's medical insurance, not life insurance. (pun intended.)
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Originally Posted by arod0331
What about women who are on the pill to prevent ovarian cysts? Shouldn't that be covered by insurance too?
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07-31-2008, 07:24 PM
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I Eat Carbs...
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Originally Posted by jmarquise
not really. insurance companies shouldn't pay for it. it's not a medical condition. if they need it to regulate periods, then they should pay for it, but contraception is not a medical issue that should be covered under insurance. I take medication that isn't covered under insurance.
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Ok... I have a 25% chance of giving birth to a child with a serious illness... my husband and I found out when I was pregnant with my second child... we have two healthy kids who do NOT have this problem but due to our probability of giving birth to a sick child who will not live to see the age of 30 we have decided to not have anymore children and I had an IUD... based on this I would not have been allowed the IUD... is that right? Insurance shouldn't pay for that because I don't have a medical issue myself but if I became pregnant my future child WOULD most likely be ill and have a medical issue the insurance Co would be forced to then shell out a TON of cash and would probably be cursing itself that they didnt' offer me that IUD... I also had the IUD removed and my husband had a vasectomy... would that all be uninsured as well? Nothing like putting religion into political view... I think the Republicans just want the Conservative Religious Vote...
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07-31-2008, 07:29 PM
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I stand by my statements. having sex is a choice. it's personal responsibility. use a condom. pull out. my old insurance company wouldn't even cover my medication for my blood pressure. that is a medical condition. I have no sympathy for someone having to pay the cost of birth control themselves. if I was the man in the relationship, I would pay for it. but that's just me.
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Originally Posted by skbs
Ok... I have a 25% chance of giving birth to a child with a serious illness... my husband and I found out when I was pregnant with my second child... we have two healthy kids who do NOT have this problem but due to our probability of giving birth to a sick child who will not live to see the age of 30 we have decided to not have anymore children and I had an IUD... based on this I would not have been allowed the IUD... is that right? Insurance shouldn't pay for that because I don't have a medical issue myself but if I became pregnant my future child WOULD most likely be ill and have a medical issue the insurance Co would be forced to then shell out a TON of cash and would probably be cursing itself that they didnt' offer me that IUD...
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