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Originally posted by Hootie
I understand that they are different - and do know that....however the issue of the other pill still applies because if you read about the girl, she got it at planned parenthood and never received (as you said) the proper sonogram and pelvic exam afterwards. So somewhere along the line, either she failed to go it, or planned parenthood failed to track her. Either way, you can get that pill there and the morning after pill is not very hard to get their easy (with a very short consultation and not even an examination).
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You say its easy, but what do u do if you can't get into see someone. Or what if you're too embarassed? (obviously shouldn't be having sex if this is the issue but anyhow...) What harm does it do by making it so its easier to access. It saves money for the woman too, because she's not going to have to pay for a consultation. I really see no problem in having it easily available...because what harm does it do? So what if some women abuse it. It's their perogative. It's none of our business. Sometimes I think there are way too many regulations!