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Snug
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Forget incompetent pharmacists refusing to fill prescription
Posted: 03-07-08 12:07pm
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Tylanas
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Posted: 03-07-08 14:57pm
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O.o Wait, what? Becoming a doctor means
you must rise above some things; you must
heal the enemy and the ally. Your
intention must always be the patient's
health, not your own moral health.
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Birch
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Posted: 03-07-08 15:07pm
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That make me want to hit someone.
A signature on a piece of paper santifies
your vagina to be passed by a speculum.
Why? Why do people maintain these archaic
opinions on people's reproductive organs?
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Reptar
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Posted: 03-07-08 16:32pm
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| Eiri
wrote: | | O.o Wait, what? Becoming a
doctor means you must rise above some
things; you must heal the enemy and the
ally. Your intention must always be the
patient's health, not your own moral
health. |
This, exactly. Pretty soon we're going to
have doctors who refuse to treat someone
because of their skin colour or their
religious beliefs. This is going way too
far.
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Darkmoon
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Posted: 03-08-08 01:41am
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You know what? Most prolifers might as
well just step out from behind their puny
smokescreen and admit that the simple
truth is they hate women and will do
everything in their power to make sure we
suffer for being born with the wrong pair
of chromosomes. I'm sick of this lie. I
never understood before why some people
call them "proliars" but I'm beginning to
understand it. Nobody that is truly
prolife would take measures to make health
care more difficult for women to obtain,
nor would they advocate it.
There are some that can honestly call
themselves "prolife" but it appears they
are a dying breed. The
"pro-fetus/pro-homicide of born
people/anti-woman" variety seem to be
taking over. Maybe they've caused some
"accidents" for the prolifers that still
give a damn about women the way they've
caused "accidents" for prochoicers. I've
seen them gang up on prolifers that don't
see things their way before...they're like
a pack of hyenas, cowardly, drooling,
greedy humpback deformities spouting
gibberish that either kill the sickly or
wait for a bigger predator to do most of
the work for them before closing in.
I think that's a good name for "prolifers"
that toss around "proabortion" as a covert
insult. I'll refer to them now as hyenas,
because they really are sick little
diseased animals whose voices are nothing
better than annoying, insane gibberish.
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yodavater
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Re: Forget incompetent pharmacists refusing to fill prescription
Posted: 03-08-08 10:02am
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What a perfectly strange story. I
followed the link, and more links in the
story, but never could find any
explanation as to what religion it was, or
what it was about pap smears that offended
their religion.
Do you have any idea?
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Birch
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Posted: 03-08-08 11:05am
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Does that matter? How does that make
their actions less permissable?
Would it be more excusable if it were
religion A or religion B?
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nightangel73
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Posted: 03-08-08 20:08pm
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We do not need to worry about this
article. There is always gonna be crazy
people everywhere doing bizarre things
that doesn't mean it's common thing
happening so we not need to worry about
this one. Abortion and pap smears are two
different things. If a obgyn doctor
doesn't do pap smear for whichever reason
then they shouldn't have studied obgyn.
That's not being a obgyn doctor lol! They
do can refuse to do abortions because well
that's killing so that's different
ballpark.
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amino65
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Posted: 03-09-08 00:16am
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so are you saying that just because these
incidents rarely occur that we should not
worry about the women being affected,
because not that many are?
When one woman is affected in this
capacity, that is too many. What if just
one woman was refused a pap smear and was
also refused a referral (which is illegal
by the way, but most women will not report
it)? What happens when she develops
cervical cancer that could have been
caught early if the doctor had either
treated her or referred her? But I guess
it shouldn't matter, because it doesn't
happen very often. 
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Posted: 03-09-08 11:03am
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| amino65
wrote: | so are you saying that just
because these incidents rarely occur that
we should not worry about the women being
affected, because not that many are?
When one woman is affected in this
capacity, that is too many. What if just
one woman was refused a pap smear and was
also refused a referral (which is illegal
by the way, but most women will not report
it)? What happens when she develops
cervical cancer that could have been
caught early if the doctor had either
treated her or referred her? But I guess
it shouldn't matter, because it doesn't
happen very often.  |
If a woman sees a doctor refusing a pap
smear then she should think how bizarre is
that and look for another one. It is
extremely unlikely, I actually have doubts
this is true at all because if a doctor
refuse pap smear then means he doesn't
want to make money and how is it that a
doctor don't want to make money? Makes no
sense.
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Snug
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Posted: 03-09-08 11:09am
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| nightangel73
wrote: |
If a woman sees a doctor refusing a pap
smear then she should think how bizarre is
that and look for another one. It is
extremely unlikely, I actually have doubts
this is true at all because if a doctor
refuse pap smear then means he doesn't
want to make money and how is it that a
doctor don't want to make money? Makes no
sense. |
This happened in Canada, where a) in some
areas there is a pretty severe doctor
shortage, so "find another doctor" isn't
an option, and b) there's not much profit
motive in medicine, because all the
doctors work for the government.
Sorry, but a gynecologist that refuses to
perform a pap smear, on certain women or
in general, is not fit to practice
medicine.
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amino65
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Posted: 03-09-08 14:50pm
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there are plenty of doctors who do what
they do because they want to help people,
not because they are out to make the big
bucks. It's called working pro bono. Many
doctors do it after establishing their
practice, and lose money doing it in the
process.
And like snug said, if there is a shortage
and you can't find a doctor in time, what
fault does the woman have?
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nightangel73
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Posted: 03-09-08 18:36pm
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| amino65
wrote: | there are plenty of doctors
who do what they do because they want to
help people, not because they are out to
make the big bucks. It's called working
pro bono. Many doctors do it after
establishing their practice, and lose
money doing it in the process.
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And what is that these doctors do? They
let people seeing them and don't charge
them? Do surgeries for free? Boy I would
love to find a doctor that. Wouldn't that
be nice? If anybody knows of a doctor that
works pro bono here in Raleigh area please
let me know to go to him!
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Tylanas
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Posted: 03-09-08 18:44pm
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Nightangel, you're missing the point
again.
You said "I actually have doubts this is
true at all because if a doctor refuse pap
smear then means he doesn't want to make
money and how is it that a doctor don't
want to make money?"
People have now explained to you that A.
this is happening in Canada which has
socialized health care, and B. that some
doctors DO give health care for free.
Proving, of course, that the article and
the issue at hand is indeed REAL, and it
is a REAL PROBLEM. What if "just a few"
doctors refused to give mammograms? I bet
you'd be much more up in arms about that;
but because pap smears somehow relate to
"sex" and we all know that "woman + sex =
bad", you have "no concern" for all of
these women who could possibly develop
cervical cancer*. It's "not a problem" in
your mind.
What if doctors started refusing to give
physical exams in general, citing
religious reasons? Can anyone else think
of some preventative medicine we have
these days that would be disasterous if
doctors began to refuse to do it?
Oh I know; pre-natal care. What if doctors
began refusing to test for Down's Syndrome
and hundreds of other birth defects,
citing again nothing more insubstantial
than "religious reasons"? "Well it would
be more natural, God's will" you say, as a
woman dies trying to give birth to a fetus
who's head is the size of a watermelon
because it has hydroencephalitus.
As a doctor, you take an oath to protect
your PATIENT, not your religious beliefs.
Refusing to do a pap smear can cause a
LETHAL cancer to develop unnoticed. How on
Earth can you tell me that is upholding
the oath? It's NOT.
The bible doesn't say CRACK about
pap-smears. I don't know what religion
these doctors are, but here in the "free
world", responsible people don't let their
religion force them to cause harm to
another person by refusing care.
"I'm sorry, I couldn't resuscitate him
because mouth-to-mouth contact is against
my religion." (don't get on me about how
these days there's a kit. I know. I have
one. It's just an example.)
"Where was the wound? On her chest; but I
could not staunch the bleeding or take
care of the injury because looking upon a
woman's chest is against my religion."
* Because cervical cancer is caused by HPV
which is an STD which only naughty
promiscuous women who have premarital sex
catch, so they should be made to suffer
and die for their sins!!
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Birch
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Posted: 03-09-08 22:42pm
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| nightangel73
wrote: | | amino65
wrote: | there are plenty of doctors
who do what they do because they want to
help people, not because they are out to
make the big bucks. It's called working
pro bono. Many doctors do it after
establishing their practice, and lose
money doing it in the process.
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And what is that these doctors do? They
let people seeing them and don't charge
them? Do surgeries for free? Boy I would
love to find a doctor that. Wouldn't that
be nice? If anybody knows of a doctor that
works pro bono here in Raleigh area please
let me know to go to
him! |
Planned Parenthood will accept patients
for Paps without the ability to pay.
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Posted: 03-10-08 06:08am
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| nightangel73
wrote: | | We do not need to worry
about this article. There is always gonna
be crazy people everywhere doing bizarre
things that doesn't mean it's common thing
happening so we not need to worry about
this one. Abortion and pap smears are two
different things. If a obgyn doctor
doesn't do pap smear for whichever reason
then they shouldn't have studied obgyn.
That's not being a obgyn doctor lol! They
do can refuse to do abortions because well
that's killing so that's different
ballpark. |
You don't think denying women a diagnostic
test which can detect a lethal cancer
counts as 'killing people' then NA? What
would you call it? An act of mercy?
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if a frozen embryo stays frozen for 18
years, should it be allowed to vote?
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yodavater
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Posted: 03-10-08 09:22am
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| Birch
wrote: | Does that matter? How does
that make their actions less permissable?
Would it be more excusable if it were
religion A or religion
B? |
It's very difficult to understand a topic
like this without more information.
Do you mind that I'd like to actually
understand what's going on?
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yodavater
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Posted: 03-10-08 09:25am
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| nightangel73
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It is extremely unlikely, I actually have
doubts this is true at all because if a
doctor refuse pap smear then means he
doesn't want to make money and how is it
that a doctor don't want to make money?
Makes no
sense. |
I am also having problems taking this
report seriously, it sounds like some sort
of weird joke.
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Birch
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Posted: 03-10-08 10:31am
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| yodavater
wrote: | | Birch
wrote: | Does that matter? How does
that make their actions less permissable?
Would it be more excusable if it were
religion A or religion
B? |
It's very difficult to understand a topic
like this without more information.
Do you mind that I'd like to actually
understand what's going
on? |
So it does make a difference what religion
it is?
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