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Skriven 2014-04-14 19:52:45 av Roy Witt (1:387/22)
  Kommentar till text 14443 av Ward Dossche (2:292/854)
Ärende: JoHo
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Greetings Ward!

 BM>> Funny, the American Medical Association and all the doctors on the
 BM>> site you plagerized seem to agree with me that fertilization can
 BM>> occur while a woman takes the pill.

 WD> The pill isn't fail-safe. The wrapper inside the packaging says so.

Of course, Bill didn't supply any MDA source to back up his information,
so his is a doubtful statement at best. Watch, he'll come up with
something from his wiki homepage and call it legit.

The manufacturers describe what is in their pill, what it does and the
theory of how it works to use it to prevent a pregnancy.

Planned Parenthood warns that if you don't take your BC pill everyday at
the same time of day, 1-in-100 of those who don't may get pregnant each
year. Not will, but maybe.

If you follow the manufacturer's instructions, your chances of getting
pregnant are nill. Those are pretty good odds in my book. And as they
describe the theory, the pill prevents ovulation, as Tim has already said.

www.plannedparenthood.org

 BM>> You've administered pills ...

 WD> Actually, what he did without the proper knowledge or training, is to

You don't know that, since Tim hasn't said so.

I know where Tim worked (Grossmont Hospital in La Mesa, CA or one of their
campus') and have had the opportunity to witness such procedures by other
'technicians' in that field.

See, in the USA, we have doctors, RN (nurses), LVNs and 'pink ladies' as
they were called there because they wore pink outfits and were not of the
medical field, just technicians that administered meds among their other
duties as such.

I'd say that if they can read plain English (if you can call a doctor's
writing as such), they're following a Doctor's prescribed medication
order for him. Which they are allowed to do by state law.

 WD> administer a product for which he's not licensed and of which the
 WD> hormone imbalance can have lethal effects.

What Tim did was follow instructions given to him that were in compliance
with California state law and his employer. Been there, done that, have
the T shirt.

The hormone imbalance you speak of is for a doctor to assess and no one
else. In any case, the PILL is as safe to use as an aspirin, no license
required to administer, just a Doctor's prescribed written order on a
patient's chart. The procedure may differ in Belgum, but that's how it
works in California.


    Have a day!

         R\%/itt - K5RXT






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