Is it just me, or is 40 Days for Life like every day.
Lately, we’ve had no protestors, which is dandy. This community doesn’t tolerate them but every so often they sneak up to the corners with their grotesque posters, baby dolls, crosses, and high water khakis. Last week, we had rare but always disturbing protest activity. At the end of the day, they followed my colleagues to their cars. There was damage to bumpers backing out. My colleagues were shaken.
Dummies. It was Thursday. They were protesting annual exams, infection checks, STD testing and treatment, and birth control consultations. They were protesting the woman who just moved here because she lost her job/insurance and will be living with her brother but contracted a bacterial infection along the way. They were protesting the seventy-five year old man desiring routine testing because he was entering a new relationship. They were protesting cancer screenings, bump checks, treatment for variable degrees of genital discomfort and dysfunction. They were protesting women attempting to prevent pregnancy with contraceptives.
They are dumb.
I keep thinking one day everyone will go to sleep and have the same dream, the one about abortion being necessary. The next day everything will just fall into place.
Hi, I saw your post on Morgan's fb wall and decided i'd come visit your blog! I think it's great. I'm a medical professional (i work for a head & neck surgeon now) and I'm interested in getting into helping women in getting reproductive health information and abortions but I find it is really hard to break through with many of the providers, especially Planned Parenthood. Is this a fragment of the medical society that's really hard for people who started out in other specialties to get into??
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