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Originally Posted by hayley
I had a friend who was raped when we were 15. By Kansas law, she was not allowed to walk into Planned Parenthood alone, let alone get the M.A.P. She was too afraid to tell her mom what had happened to her, so she didn't get the pill. She certainly did have to tell her mom once she realized she was pregnant and needed her permission for an abortion.
Even if it does make people more cavalier about their birth control, who cares? I'll take it, if it means that more people who genuinely need access to the morning after pill can get it.
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That poor girl, that must have been such a nightmare.
If people try to use this as birth control they might be in for a rude awakening since it is only 75% effective. But I'm with you, if a few people are going to abuse it, I'll take that risk so that people who really need the drug can get it.