family planning

Low-Income Access to Contraception... Orr Not?

Submitted by Heather on Fri, 10/19/2007 - 16:48.

U.S. President Bush has just appointed a visible critic and opponent of contraception to head Title X, our family planning program whose purpose is to provide access to contraception and other family planning services.

In a 2000 Weekly Standard article, Orr railed against requiring health insurance plans to cover contraceptives. “It’s not about choice,” said Orr. “It’s not about health care. It’s about making everyone collaborators with the culture of death.”


Childbirth.org

A portal site with many links to websites and organizations dealing with getting pregnant, labour, childbirth and more.

Fertility Awareness

A website from the American Pregnancy Association which explains how the Fertility Awareness method, or Natural Family Planning works, where to buy cervical thermometers and the pros and cons of the method.

I Want It NOW!

The majority of adolescent pregnancies are unplanned. But a good many teen pregnancies -- a general estimate is usually about one in five -- are intended or planned. One reason that sex education likely hasn't reduced teen pregnancy rates as much as it might is that some teens know full well what birth control is and how and when to use it, but choose not to, sometimes because they -- maybe you -- want to become pregnant.