No, not necessarily, there are some formulary drugs that aren't covered insurances. I don't think IUD-s require prescription, but they are covered by most insurances. Come on, this is total non issue. It is cheap. After all, you can't afford it - don't do it. There are a lot more important thing in this world. This is demeaning to women.
Again: I am paying for it, through paying for insurance.
Also: do you really think that humans who are poor, and perhaps unprepared (mentally, economically, physically perhaps) to raise a child, are going to deny the single most basic and powerful human urge??
You have an absurd view of humans if you think that people are going to stop having sex. If you want people to have unplanned parenthood continue with your view. If you want people to have children on purpose, in a planned and [hopefully] prepared way--make sure people can access birth control, regardless of their economic standing.
Also: you may want to look into the book Freakonomics and its section on abortion. It may possible be in the sequel, SuperFreakonomics. Both are worth reading in their entirety.
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Cough medicine.
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And the ~$1,000 IUDs? That's a prescription too.
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Come on, this is total non issue. It is cheap. After all, you can't afford it - don't do it.
There are a lot more important thing in this world. This is demeaning to women.
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See, here's a neat way of demonstrating a problem. You aren't sure about something, yet you're still basing your argument on it.
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You think wrong.
After all, you can't afford it - don't do it.
Don't do what?
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Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Endometriosis
Amenorrhea
Menstrual Cramps
Premenstrual Syndrome
Heavy Menstrual Periods
Acne
Anemia
Menorrhagia
Uterine fibroids
So... to prevent those things... don't be a woman?
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Also: do you really think that humans who are poor, and perhaps unprepared (mentally, economically, physically perhaps) to raise a child, are going to deny the single most basic and powerful human urge??
You have an absurd view of humans if you think that people are going to stop having sex. If you want people to have unplanned parenthood continue with your view. If you want people to have children on purpose, in a planned and [hopefully] prepared way--make sure people can access birth control, regardless of their economic standing.
Also: you may want to look into the book Freakonomics and its section on abortion. It may possible be in the sequel, SuperFreakonomics. Both are worth reading in their entirety.
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