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Medical Forum / General / Pharmacy / April 2005Illinois emergency order on oral contraceptives
I believe that it is every woman's right to choose if she would like to bring a child into this world or not. A pharmacist who refuses to give contraception to a woman must then also take responsibility for the child coming into this world, unwanted. By refusing to give contraception you are withholding the right to medication that all people surely have. If you did your share of counselling with the filling of the prescription, it is the woman's choice if she would still want to take the pill or not. >I believe that it is every woman's right to choose if she would like >to bring a child into this world or not. I share your opinion on this subject.... >A pharmacist who refuses to give contraception to a woman must then >also take responsibility for the child coming into this world, >unwanted. Sorry ... but you are in my opionion completely wrong .. to be blunt...your comment is pure BULLSHIT... . >By refusing to give contraception you are withholding the right to >medication that all people surely have Sorry but I am not about to give up my own personal rights and beliefs just to satisfy you... >If you did your share of counselling with the filling of the >prescription, it is the woman's choice if she would still want to take >the pill or not. I can only advise the women about the drug, its side effects etc and how to take the "pill"... I will not in anyway try to influence her decision to take the "pill" or not... Bob Griffiths >I believe that it is every woman's right to choose if she would like > to bring a child into this world or not. [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > prescription, it is the woman's choice if she would still want to take > the pill or not. So what's next - if the bc drug is dispensed and fails are they gonna start asking pharmacists for child support? Brad >I believe that it is every woman's right to choose if she would like > to bring a child into this world or not. If so, she should consent to sexual relations. If not, abstain. Pretty easy concept. > A pharmacist who refuses to give contraception to a woman must then > also take responsibility for the child coming into this world, > unwanted. Absurd. Responsibility for the child lies upon those who had the sexual relations which created the child. > By refusing to give contraception you are withholding the right to > medication that all people surely have. There is no such right. I'd be interested in your definition of a "right". > If you did your share of counselling with the filling of the > prescription, it is the woman's choice if she would still want to take > the pill or not. It's also the woman's "choice" to walk down the street to a pharmacy which will fill the prescription. I'd urge her to do so. |
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