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Major Dude
Join Date: Jan 2004
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You guys are all slow... OBama reversed his decision . Go to bed now...
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Forum King
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Oregon
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It's just this sort of accounting that makes America great. Abortion pills.... let's just get out the eraser here..... and voila...... we got Catholics not paying for them. It's a "free" service courtesy of your insurance company.
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Forum King
Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: London
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Hi thinktink
"A device, drug, or chemical agent that prevents conception." Are you sure you are not confusing conception with fertilization here. The old methods - condoms, withdrawl, etc. 'worked' by preventing fertilization. Later methods - IUDs, The Pill etc. prevented the egg being implanted in the womb. I understood the morning after pill worked in the same way. So I guess it depends on whether these pills act before or after the egg is implanted. UJ |
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http://www.thefreedictionary.com/conception No, that's not what RU-486 is indicated for: Medical termination of intrauterine pregnancies of up to 49 days gestation (up to 63 days gestation in Britain and Sweden)If RU486 fails to prevent conception, which can happen, (as in the drug was not administered early enough to prevent ovulation (as is usually the case with "emergency contraception")) then it acts as an abortifacient ("An abortifacient is a substance that induces abortion") (which is actually it's primary function) after conception. Other drugs are administered to prevent ovulation. It's true that RU-486 can prevent ovulation but that is not what it's prescribed/indicated for. If you go to a doctor to prevent ovulation he doesn't hand over a prescription for RU-486. He hands you a prescription for something else (unless you're a guy, then he might just stare at you funny.) Well, I'm not a doctor so I can't say definitively that a doctor won't hand you RU-486 to prevent ovulation/conception but all the information I've read so far doesn't indicate that's what it's used for. |
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Forum King
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Oregon
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If you haven't ovulated, it prevents that. If you are pregnant, it's an abortifacient.
"Emergency contraception" isn't that much of an emergency, because you can be 2 months (in Europe 3 months) pregnant and cause an abortion with RU486. The press - If you want to accuse religious people of being crackpots, why are you hiding the real facts with a euphemism? Why can't we just say "abortion pill" out loud? Didn't sound very good did it? Global Movies and TV God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change; courage to change the things I can; and wisdom to hide the bodies of people who pissed me off. |
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Nothing to say...
Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: UK
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This thread went beyond the realms of tolerance on the previous page, apologies for the delay in locking it up.
Keep the tone civil in future, a fresh reminder of acceptable ways to behave can be found at the head of each forum, my suggestion would be to re-read them. |
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