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Originally Posted by WesternPilgrim
We can thank President Obama for one thing: starting a national conversation on the use of contraception.
It has been documented in other posts how the availability of contraception, due to the promiscuous and irresponsible lifestyle it promotes, has lead to increases in abortion, out-of-wedlock births, sexually transmitted diseases, and other social maladies.
It has also been explained how contraception has led to the explosive growth of government and the nanny state by eroding our natural support network - the extended family.
What is seldom discussed, however, is how "the pill" specifically poisons the bodies, lives, and relationships of women. A timely article by Mary Anne Moresco titled "Poisoned by the Pill: Truths About Chemical Contraception" reviews the facts:
"Each year, thousands of cases of cancer can be attributed to hormonal contraception.Any other drug (or heaven forbid natural supplement) which had been linked to so much cancer would have been yanked from the market long ago ..."
Please read the entire article. |
I got my period in 1958 when I was 10 years old. It was very, very bad. I had severe cramps and bleed hearily for 7 or 8 years. I couldn't go to school because I could not stand up from pain, and to be bluntly, it would just pour out of me. I was in the bathroom on the hour changing my pads.
By the time I was 12, I had severe anemia and my doctor said this cannot go on. He told my parents it was go on the Pill to regular my period, or go into the hosptial for a D & C, and blood transfusions. If for don't know what else heavy and lenghtly periods can cause, look it up. If left untreated it can also cause infertility.
Other than the Pill, keep having surgeries? Or maybe Dad should have married me off at the age of 12 for I could make babies to solve it?
As you can see from these dates, this was a very, very long time ago. I also took the Pill for almost 15 years for birth control. The Pill that I took back in those days was the high hormones one. Hello? I am still here at the age of 63.
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