McCain Squirms to Explain Not Knowing his Vote on Abortion | birth ...
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And it’s not about keeping govt out of a “forced belief system” – we’re guaranteed by the constitution of this country to have the right to life – abortion is murder, and people know it in this day and age…they just don’t care. Atleast I’m using terminology that is actually what the stances are – pro-choice does NOT mean you ever favor abortion, you support the choice. If YOU support abortion (at any time, for any reason, to any extent), you are pro-abortion, by definition. Maybe YOUR rights, your choice should have something to do with whether you’re worthy of non-death once you’re alive. “Pro-choice” is nothing but a masked name so that supporters can avoid having to use “abortion” in the name. That’d make “pro-choice” ANTI-CHOICE, wouldn’t it. Yeah, it would. I love how, over the years, the heinous justification for killing millions of babies has changed: it has to be available to victims of rape/incest or the health of the mother (those account for only FIVE % of all abortions), it’s not really a... When the pro-abortionists spew propaganda saying the world is overpopulated to support abortion, to fill their own pockets with the money used to pay for these expensive procedures, when the reality is a POLAR OPPOSITE, using the term... If you’re “pro-life,” you ARE against the choice. I am a female pharmacy student who has worked as a pharmacy technician for several years and I have rarely come across insurance that will cover any erectile dysfunction drug (such as Viagra). Do a little research, babies are not STILLBORN until they take their first breath outside of the womb. And pro-abortion. Nevermind that the majority of Americans are pro-choice or anything. Maybe you should have some sort of say as to whether you’re killed or not. If you even supported one abortion, you count. However, I also think ED drugs should be covered by insurance. You’re nothing special. Erectile dysfunction is a very real, embarrassing and common problem that interferes with the quality of life of both the patient and their partner. you’re getting there. However, most insurances now cover oral contraceptives. It doesn’t mean you have to believe all unborn babies are parasitic scum that must die. Now do something: think.
2am musings | Sarahndipitea ~ luck in making unexpected ...
by Sarahndipitea
Six weeks ago I had my annual appointment and my new OB/GYN was shocked to hear that I willingly put it into my system. He doesn’t have to be in the bed, he doesn’t even have to be in the room, but if he’s not even within the realm of the house, I have the hardest time falling asleep. Planned Parenthood gave me no choice at that point for a pill-based contraceptive (which I wanted to stick with) and that meant I had to choose it. It was the worst birth control decision I’ve made since choosing *not* to use birth control. Unfortunately, it’s going to take the requisite three months “or so” before my body recognizes the hormones and reacts to them like it used to. It’s a bit frustrating to not have an actual cycle anymore. ) I don’t get to see an acupuncturist through Kaiser until the 22nd of September, and that has me stressed (it does so much for pain relief … you should try it) but I also have a Kaiser-based recommendation for a massage and acupuncture center... I was on my period three weeks on, one week off, two weeks on, one week off, three weeks on, two days off, and nothing made any sense. Early this morning there was a YELLOW JACKET in bed with us … he was crawling on me and we freaked the fuck out when I felt him on me. (There is a large possibility I’m allergic to bee stings. I never understood why anyone wanted to sleep naked … what happened if there was a fire and the firemen had to come in and your nekkid booty was hanging out. (And since I was at TheMister’s house when I administered it, I then had to disguise it it in a paper bag to store in the fridge. The anti-nausea medication required me to uhm, get a little more than personal with myself … I’ve never had to do that before … I don’t know that I want to do that on a regular basis. I started Ortho-Tricyclen again the day I saw the new OB/GYN and have been urging my body to go back to a regular cycle since then. On the way to the airport, TheMister thanked me for conforming to his ways today. Speaking of sleeping, and TheMister (“sleeping with TheMister” would have brought up some mental images I don’t want everything thinking about) … I don’t sleep anymore if he’s not around. I’m thankful to have friends who up late at night will listen to my ranting and validate my feelings. It’s comforting at some points, but when it’s 2am and I have to be up in six hours, I don’t quite like it. *sigh*. I still don’t really want a fireman to see my naked rear-end, but at least they’d have to see TheMister’s naked booty then, too. There were shots administered, pills taken, 60+ ounces of liquid consumed in three hours, and countless hours of sleep lost. I do, however, have a fantastic physician (who got me in the day I requested an appointment) and a great insurance plan that covered my requested abortive migraine drugs, anti-nausea medication and breakthrough pain killers for hardly any cash. At one point I actually recommended the birth control pill. It’s on the list of things to do for Monday. Never again will that birth control come recommended from me. Ever. Continuing the health based blogging … in January I went from Ortho-Tricyclen to the mini-pill. ), my hips actually widened (not just got fat, the bones SPREAD by two inches), and my skin suddenly looks like it did when I was 14. Like right now for example – it’s 1am, TheMister’s in Las Vegas with WhoIsDaveT and I’m wide awake gabbing with KristenEileen and Al_pal. He was specifically speaking to the fact that I don’t sleep in pajamas when I’m at his house. Anyway, this whole, don’t sleep without TheMister being around is weird. On top of that. Don’t go on the mini-pill unless it’s your last resort. Is not okay....
Kingdom Hearts: Birth By Sleep not coming to PSN | Joystiq
by Griffin McElroy
It is in fact Disney's fault that BBS isn't out on the Go. The only reason Square-Enix probably didn't argue with Disney's policy is because they didn't really see enough profit coming from the Go to put it on the system. While that may be greedy of them, I can't really blame them for not supporting a failure of a system. Sony: It has all the benefits of the PSP-3000 but it's smaller, all digital, you'll still get the same games, and we'll rip you off big time by not having discounts on games and charge higher than retail stores even though we don't have to pay to... I have both versions of the PSP and I much prefer the design and functionality of the Go. But don't get me wrong, I agree it is stupid when a publisher doesn't put their game on the PlayStation Store. We won't place it on the PSN and the Go (who hasn't been hit very hard by piracy so far) and we'll stick with the UMD and the regular PSP allowing our game to be pirated to kingdom come. One would think publishers would be jumping at the opportunity to go digital and have one less link in the chain to leak the games to piracy. Description Long before Sora was chosen by his Keyblade, the worlds' safety lay in the hands of Keyblade Masters. Three youths " Terra, Ventus, and Aqua " have been training long and hard under Master Eraqus to prove that they, too, exhibit the Mark of Mastery. I don't get what copyright infringement Disney's talking about since several Disney games for the PS1 have been put up on the European PSN. But they will soon find themselves in the middle of a crisis affecting worlds far beyond their own"just as another Keyblade Master, Xehanort, goes mysteriously missing. Last time I checked the 3000 didn't have a 'pause' save state feature, bluetooth PS3 controller connectivity and tethering. Either Disney doesn't yet know about their games being on the PSN or they have their heads up their ass. com/2009/11/23/rumor-kingdom-hearts-birth-by-sleep-not-releasing-on-psn/. Wait a second, you say we'll still get all the same games. Everything will link back to the beginning. All the same benefits. For once, you can't blame Sony for this. I will never buy another Sony handheld console that's for sure.
How long until birth control pill is completely out of your system?
Nov 20, 2009 by Christopher R | Posted in Women's Health
Yesterday I had sex with my girlfriend and she was bleeding when i looked down. And she told me to keep going while she was on her period. and i did but at the end when i came i took it out and while i was coming she pushed it back in. i guess she didn't
Start using condoms, buddy. You shouldn't rely only on the word of your partner that it is safe - not to mention, condoms are the only BC that protects against STIs.
If she stopped regularly taking birth control pills (IE she just wanted
Nanoinfinity | Nov 21, 2009
If you skip even one pill, you can get pregnant. Not likely, but possible.
Since she is on her period, it's unlikely she can get pregnant. There is only about a 5 day window in which a woman can get pregnant, two days before ovulation,
Casey | Nov 20, 2009
Start using condoms, buddy. You shouldn't rely only on the word of your partner that it is safe - not to mention, condoms are the only BC that protects against STIs.
If she stopped regularly taking birth control pills (IE she just wanted
Nanoinfinity | Nov 21, 2009
how long is it until birth control is out of ur system?
Oct 22, 2007 by Nancy | Posted in Trying to Conceive
i want to have a baby and i'm taking necon and i'm wondering how long is it until i can try for a baby?
It varies from woman to woman. Some women can get pregnant right away and for some it could take up to 6 months. For me, I got pregnant exactly 6 months after going off the pill.
Good Luck!
OCMama | Oct 22, 2007
usually it's three months, but I got pregnant within weeks of stopping my pills.
harleysangel2000 | Oct 22, 2007
How long is plan b in your body?
Aug 23, 2010 by | Posted in Medicine
I took plan b in the beginning of june but 2 times in one week (4 pills) I started my regular birth control in the middle of july. I was wondering, was the plan b out of my system when I started taking birth control? How long does plan b stay in your
use perhaps the Riemann's dzeta function
Etienne de Quercy | Aug 27, 2010
How long until these birth control pills are out of my system?
Jul 17, 2010 by Rainy Owl | Posted in Women's Health
I have been on Ortho Tri-Cyclen Lo for a few months now, and let me just say that I HATE it. Mood swings, depression, weight gain, exhaustion, no sex drive....
I just started a new pill pack last Sunday, but I have had enough and I am going to
3-4 weeks for your hormone levels to come back to your own baseline.
Could be faster also.
Dr. Shake | Jul 17, 2010
Less than a month to get everything back to normal. It might be worth giving the new Pill a couple of months' trial with an eye to switching to Mirena is it doesn't work out. (Personally, I went through three different Pills until I got the right one,
pepperbeast | Jul 17, 2010
how long until birth control pills are out of your system?
Jul 16, 2009 by | Posted in Women's Health
the minute your off them??? that is not true. you take a week off them (or take sugar pills) to get your period. it takes longer then that to wear off..... im sure not overly long but those people are on crack
| Jul 16, 2009
4 days
Mark-Horacio | Jul 16, 2009
the minute you stop taking them, they stop working. That's why you usually need to take one every day
Cenj | Jul 16, 2009
How long until Birth control Pills are out of my system?
May 30, 2008 by mom to be 6/27/09 | Posted in Pregnancy
I stopped taking them 3 months ago. I am 6 days late for my period, cramping like i'm going to get my period, tingling sensations in my breasts and alot of clear discharge. I have never been this late with my period before. I took a cheap preg. test this
It can be different for everyone.... I came off the pill almost five months ago and the first two months I had a perfect period right on time.... The third month I was 11days late, then the next month I was 4days early and this month well I'm now 8days
Madelynns Mommy expecting #2 | May 30, 2008
how long until the birth control pill gets out of your system 2 loose the gained pill weight?
May 23, 8173 by lokachik | Posted in Women's Health
I took the combined, 2 hormone, progestoren and egostren [bad spelling] for 3 months. over this time [while dieting and exercising ] i gained 5 kgs, more when i stopped it [2 months ago]. Ive been dieting even more hardcore now, n stil exercising. How
depends on your body everyone is different.
Heather W | May 23, 8725
How long does it take to get birth control out of your system?
Dec 14, 2008 by leah_wooooo | Posted in Women's Health
After my implanon got taken out about two months ago I went on the pill. I haven't taken a pill for 3 weeks now. How long will it take until my body is back to normal and I can fall pregnant?
Everyone is different normally it takes about 2 - 4 cycles. Track you ovulation with an ovulation test and try on your fertile days you never know. Good luck.
wishingonastar | Dec 14, 2008
How long will it take birth control hormones to get out of my system?
May 23, 6731 by aubz | Posted in Women's Health
I stopped taking my birth control 1 week ago because of the side effects (I was only on it for 8 days) and I just started having the withdrawal bleeding. How much longer until the hormones are completely out of my body and I start feeling better?
Unfortunately, the challenge comes with the fact that even when it has left your system, it has changed your other hormones. However, since you took it for a short amount of time, it will be only 90 days or so to completely go back to normal.
Spicy Chicken Sandwich | May 23, 7273
How long after you quit birth control does it take to get out of your body?
May 23, 4640 by blaqueen4312 | Posted in Trying to Conceive
I've been on some form of birth control for over 3 years and I just quit. Now me and my other half are trying to have a baby. How long will I have to wait until its all out of my system and I can get pregnant?
Again, it depends on the form of b/c. The Depo Shot can take a year to get out of your system, for example. However, you can get pregnant the very next month after stopping the combined pill. Of course, it also depends on your body but 3 years isn't too
