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| Sex and Affection Anything and everything about sex and relations. Please try to keep this forum on-topic, since things tend to wander a bit. Search through old topics before posting a new one, as questions get repeated a lot here. |
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#1
 2004-02-14, 05:46
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cola 
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Morning After Help
Long story short, I could have a problem. I don't need lectures on how I should wrap it because I usually do, but I had an uh-oh and I need help. How do I get the morning after pill for my girl and where can I get it. Also, does it cost alot. I would post this in S&A but I need quick responses. Thank you to anyone who helps.
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#2
 2004-02-14, 05:51
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Re: Morning After Help
If you live in the UK go to a hospital and they will give her one for free. Pharmacy's are good to and it doesn't matter how much it costs chances are a baby costs more.
*EDIT* I just read your profile i think america would be much the same good luck dude.
[This message has been edited by proofisoutthere (edited 02-14-2004).]
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#3
 2004-02-14, 05:53
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Re: Morning After Help
$10-$30 for the pill.
$2 for the paper bag mask when buying them.
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#4
 2004-02-14, 05:54
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BD w/ Kung-Fu Grip 
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Re: Morning After Help
In the U.S. their are planed parenthood clinics all over the place. If she is a minor, she may need a parental consent.
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#5
 2004-02-14, 05:56
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cola 
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Re: Morning After Help
What about in the US? Do hospitals give you or provide a pill to buy?
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#6
 2004-02-14, 06:10
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cola 
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Re: Morning After Help
bump. i need help now.
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#7
 2004-02-14, 06:11
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Vampire Archimiel 
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Re: Morning After Help
Where I live, the local health department will give them out. You could try there, or a hospital.
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#8
 2004-02-14, 06:12
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Re: Morning After Help
kill that cumwhore
really tho i cant help.im just bored
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#9
 2004-02-14, 06:42
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Re: Morning After Help
Go to the doctors straight away. expect it about $30.
If your in Australia You Can Buy It At most pharmacies.
good luck.
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#10
 2004-02-14, 16:58
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cola 
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Re: Morning After Help
Update: Well I got the stuff for her. It was prescribed over the phone from a planned parenthood doctor. We picked it up this morning and it says it's like 75% effective. I am just hoping for my sake she isn't that 25%.
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#11
 2004-02-14, 17:14
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bilzo 
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Re: Morning After Help
It would suck if she was...but I do believe that IF she was you could always take the advice of: Kill that cumwhore...
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#12
 2004-02-14, 17:23
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Re: Morning After Help
go to a pool store and buy some mueratic acid, and then make her drink it, then with whatever is left over, put in a 2 liter bottle, drop in a couple of balls of aluminum foil, cap it, shake it up, then throw it, and it blows up.
WHAT A WAY TO CELEBRATE NOT HAVING A BABY WITH A LOUD NOISE!!!
WOOOOHOOOOOOO
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#13
 2004-02-14, 17:34
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Re: Morning After Help
quote:Originally posted by cola:
What about in the US? Do hospitals give you or provide a pill to buy?
The news yesterday says that the FDA has put off its release date for another 3 months. So basically you're fucked.
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#14
 2004-02-14, 17:36
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Negro Savage 
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Re: Morning After Help
CNN
DENTON, Texas (AP) -- About 40 people gathered outside an Eckerd pharmacy Monday, protesting what they said was a decision to deny a rape victim a prescription for the morning-after pill.
A spokesman for the Florida-based company confirmed that Eckerd has taken disciplinary action in response to an incident at the store.
"Apparently there was a request for a prescription to be filled and the prescription was denied based on a moral or ethical decision made by the pharmacist, and that's not in accordance with our corporate policy," said Joan Gallagher, vice president of communications for Largo, Florida-based Eckerd Corp.
Gallagher told the Denton Record-Chronicle that she could provide no other details.
The protesters carried signs. Some stood silently and others chanted slogans.
Morning-after pills have been sold under the brand names Plan B and Preven since 1998. Taken within 72 hours of sexual intercourse, the hormone pills are at least 75 percent effective at preventing pregnancy.
An unidentified friend of the woman seeking the prescription told the newspaper she got the drug from a neighboring pharmacy.
Gay Dodson, executive director of the Texas State Board of Pharmacy, said state law allows pharmacists to decline filling prescriptions if the medication could harm the patient.
"The law does not say that the pharmacy can decline because of moral ground," she said.
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#15
 2004-02-14, 17:44
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Re: Morning After Help
I can really understand why pro-life people oppose abortions. But why oppose the morning after pill? The baby hasn't even been concieved yet!
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#16
 2004-02-14, 18:46
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Vampire Archimiel 
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Re: Morning After Help
^^^ Because they're fucking morons.
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#17
 2004-02-14, 18:55
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JK_the_CJer 
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Re: Morning After Help
quote:Originally posted by Negro Savage:
CNN
DENTON, Texas (AP) -- About 40 people gathered outside an Eckerd pharmacy Monday, protesting what they said was a decision to deny a rape victim a prescription for the morning-after pill.
A spokesman for the Florida-based company confirmed that Eckerd has taken disciplinary action in response to an incident at the store.
"Apparently there was a request for a prescription to be filled and the prescription was denied based on a moral or ethical decision made by the pharmacist, and that's not in accordance with our corporate policy," said Joan Gallagher, vice president of communications for Largo, Florida-based Eckerd Corp.
Gallagher told the Denton Record-Chronicle that she could provide no other details.
The protesters carried signs. Some stood silently and others chanted slogans.
Morning-after pills have been sold under the brand names Plan B and Preven since 1998. Taken within 72 hours of sexual intercourse, the hormone pills are at least 75 percent effective at preventing pregnancy.
An unidentified friend of the woman seeking the prescription told the newspaper she got the drug from a neighboring pharmacy.
Gay Dodson, executive director of the Texas State Board of Pharmacy, said state law allows pharmacists to decline filling prescriptions if the medication could harm the patient.
"The law does not say that the pharmacy can decline because of moral ground," she said.
I live in Denton, does anyone else on this board live here too?
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#18
 2004-02-14, 18:56
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The_Rare_Gh0st 
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Re: Morning After Help
First off, it isn't the fucking pharmacists decision or problem. That idiot should have been dragged out of the store and shot on site for being such a dumbfuck. He's there to take orders and fill prescriptions, not deny service to people.
Secondly,
quote:Negro Savage
Gay Dodson, executive director...
Heh...what a gay name...
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#19
 2004-02-14, 19:57
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Keltoiberserker 
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Re: Morning After Help
quote:Originally posted by cola:
Update: Well I got the stuff for her. It was prescribed over the phone from a planned parenthood doctor. We picked it up this morning and it says it's like 75% effective. I am just hoping for my sake she isn't that 25%.
Good Luck! I'm serious, you have my condolences.
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#20
 2004-02-14, 20:56
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cola 
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Re: Morning After Help
I think we should be ok. I am very worried though. I keep getting a nervious and scared feeling in my stomach. Anyone have any idea's how to get my mind off of it/make me feel better?
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#21
 2004-02-14, 21:32
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Re: Morning After Help
quote:Originally posted by murphy's law:
$10-$30 for the pill.
$2 for the paper bag mask when buying them.
$2 for a paper bag? What the hell is this, a world famous one of a kind paper bag hand crafted by Rembrandt Q. Einstein?
Nobody pays that much for a bag, punk.
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#22
 2004-02-14, 21:46
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Inside_Voices 
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Re: Morning After Help
quote:Originally posted by Elfer-:
$2 for a paper bag? What the hell is this, a world famous one of a kind paper bag hand crafted by Rembrandt Q. Einstein?
Nobody pays that much for a bag, punk.
It's a special birth-control-runs-only bag. All the craze in France.
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#23
 2004-02-14, 21:47
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Re: Morning After Help
swift kick to the stomach
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#24
 2004-02-14, 21:55
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That sucks. Good luck with it. How do you stand on the abortion issue if it comes down to it?
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#25
 2004-02-14, 21:56
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Hobo Joe 
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Re: Morning After Help
What difference would it make if it cost a lot? Would you rather pay one bulk price or pay en even huge price over the next 18 years or so?
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#26
 2004-02-14, 22:25
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cola 
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Re: Morning After Help
quote:Originally posted by Hobo Joe:
What difference would it make if it cost a lot? Would you rather pay one bulk price or pay en even huge price over the next 18 years or so?
That's a good point. I ended up forking over $50 bucks for pills and having to pay for an over-the-phone prescription. As for abortion issues, my girl does not have a problem with it, nor do I. I just hope it doesn't reach that level. Is it more effective the quicker she takes the medicine, though? She took it about 12 hours afterwards and it says it's effective upto 72 hours.
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#27
 2004-02-14, 22:51
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Re: Morning After Help
You'll know in about 10 or 12 days. If it has worked she will get her period again and then you'll know for sure.
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