Re: For Fadette - Morning-After Pill

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Anyway, I wasn't recommending it as a "cure-all", but at the moment, after the fact that they already HAD the condom accident, it was just about the only thing to do, except for hopes, prayers, and voodoo. And I specifically mentioned 70%.

But we should probably shut up before they kick us out of this forum. :)

At Sat, 30 Mar 2002, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>Nice way to interject a sly, religious reference. I suppose if I was
>any less of a Jewish woman, I would be slightly offended. But no harm
>done!! My disagreement was in the "cure-all" attribution. It's true
>most women probably don't have the hyper-fertility that seems to run
>rampant in the women of my family. But...I really think prevention and
>education is key. I'm pretty sure we're on the same page - just have
>different views. The important thing is they both support effective
>birth control.
>
>Anyway, I wasn't quite as unlucky as it seems, Fadette. You see, what
>you are attempting to achieve with your preconception visits, I later
>did so. I'm due in 9 weeks with a very healthy baby boy. So, I wish
>you luck and hope you are as fortunate in your quest. If this is an
>attempt for your first, I wish you all the happiness that I myself have
>found in my own journey these past few months. Best wishes to you.
>
>-Already A "Lucky" One
>
>>No, I didn't miss your point. No form of birth control is 100%
>>effective; even abstinence supposedly failed once about 2002 years
>>ago... :)
>>
>>However, 70-75% efective is better than just hoping for the next period
>>to come. As I said, it's an emergency remedy.
>>
>>I'm sorry you were one of the unlucky ones.
>>

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