Boycott/ Divest and Pull your College App from All States which violate Our Daughters' Civil Rights

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are pro life as is our daughter. We have decided to move to a red state where she is accepted to nursing school. We will only have OOS tuition for one year, though our college coach has let us know many schools waive those fees to attract the brightest and best.

We are looking at Texas, Alabama, Florida and Georgia.

We want to support those states that support the sanctity of life!

Hope your daughter isn't raped and become pregnant. And then the rapist will claim "paternal" rights to see the kid. Or has a miscarriage. OR a baby who will be born without a brain.

[Anonymous]

Oh don't worry. Didn't you hear that you can't become pregnant after being raped your body just shuts down.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are pro life as is our daughter. We have decided to move to a red state where she is accepted to nursing school. We will only have OOS tuition for one year, though our college coach has let us know many schools waive those fees to attract the brightest and best

We are looking at Texas, Alabama, Florida and Georgia.

We want to support those states that support the sanctity of life!

Was she adopted?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are pro life as is our daughter. We have decided to move to a red state where she is accepted to nursing school. We will only have OOS tuition for one year, though our college coach has let us know many schools waive those fees to attract the brightest and best.

We are looking at Texas, Alabama, Florida and Georgia.

We want to support those states that support the sanctity of life!

Hope your daughter isn't raped and become pregnant. And then the rapist will claim "paternal" rights to see the kid. Or has a miscarriage. OR a baby who will be born without a brain.

They don't care; they'll just conveniently fly her to a Blue state.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We are pro life as is our daughter. We have decided to move to a red state where she is accepted to nursing school. We will only have OOS tuition for one year, though our college coach has let us know many schools waive those fees to attract the brightest and best.

We are looking at Texas, Alabama, Florida and Georgia.

We want to support those states that support the sanctity of life!

In all sincerity, good luck to your daughter. Taking on nursing in one of those states will require a lot of fortitude. I hope she can make a difference in the lives of those living there; they will need all the help, support, and care they can get. She will be busy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:sanctity of life, my ample backside

Hope your daughter doesn't get date raped and wind up with an ectopic pregnancy

We would wish that for any daughter going to any university:

However there is not one state that will bot allow a doctor to treat an ectopic pregnancy. Just stop with your scare tactics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are pro life as is our daughter. We have decided to move to a red state where she is accepted to nursing school. We will only have OOS tuition for one year, though our college coach has let us know many schools waive those fees to attract the brightest and best.

We are looking at Texas, Alabama, Florida and Georgia.

We want to support those states that support the sanctity of life!

In all sincerity, good luck to your daughter. Taking on nursing in one of those states will require a lot of fortitude. I hope she can make a difference in the lives of those living there; they will need all the help, support, and care they can get. She will be busy!

Thanks. We don’t think she will take on nursing in one of those states permanently. They just have excellent affordable and high passing rates at their schools. Also high passing rates in NCLEX exams.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are pro life as is our daughter. We have decided to move to a red state where she is accepted to nursing school. We will only have OOS tuition for one year, though our college coach has let us know many schools waive those fees to attract the brightest and best

We are looking at Texas, Alabama, Florida and Georgia.

We want to support those states that support the sanctity of life!

Was she adopted?

Rude.

[Anonymous]

I'm sorry but until people voting for Republicans have to suffer some consequences, I don't really think there will be change. Even though I live in a state where rights are likely to get taken away, I don't think anyone should be able to go to any other state to get care voters need to start living with the decisions of the people they elect, so perhaps just maybe they'll vote these idiots out

[Anonymous]

Change happens when there is no lifeboat waiting to carry you away

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:sanctity of life, my ample backside

Hope your daughter doesn't get date raped and wind up with an ectopic pregnancy

We would wish that for any daughter going to any university:

However there is not one state that will bot allow a doctor to treat an ectopic pregnancy. Just stop with your scare tactics.

On the contrary - there is a post in this thread, IIRC, that notes that there are ERs telling doctors that they will not be able to operate on patients who are discovered to have an ectopic pregnancy until that fetal "heartbeat" can no longer be protected

so spare me your "that would never happen" BS

[Anonymous]

detected, not protected - come on, autocorrect ;P

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:sanctity of life, my ample backside

Hope your daughter doesn't get date raped and wind up with an ectopic pregnancy

We would wish that for any daughter going to any university:

However there is not one state that will bot allow a doctor to treat an ectopic pregnancy. Just stop with your scare tactics.

On the contrary - there is a post in this thread, IIRC, that notes that there are ERs telling doctors that they will not be able to operate on patients who are discovered to have an ectopic pregnancy until that fetal "heartbeat" can no longer be protected

so spare me your "that would never happen" BS

Oh, a post on DCUM says it? It must be true!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:sanctity of life, my ample backside

Hope your daughter doesn't get date raped and wind up with an ectopic pregnancy

We would wish that for any daughter going to any university:

However there is not one state that will bot allow a doctor to treat an ectopic pregnancy. Just stop with your scare tactics.

Unfortunately, they are not scare tactics. Here is one example from Arizona which resulted in excommunication because the Catholic Church said that the fetus was healthy and therefore the pregnancy should not have been terminated. So, looks like saving the life of the mother is not really an exception.

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/Health/abortion-debate-hospital-stripped-catholic-status/story?id=12455295

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:We are pro life as is our daughter. We have decided to move to a red state where she is accepted to nursing school. We will only have OOS tuition for one year, though our college coach has let us know many schools waive those fees to attract the brightest and best.

We are looking at Texas, Alabama, Florida and Georgia.

We want to support those states that support the sanctity of life!

In all sincerity, good luck to your daughter. Taking on nursing in one of those states will require a lot of fortitude. I hope she can make a difference in the lives of those living there; they will need all the help, support, and care they can get. She will be busy!

Thanks. We don’t think she will take on nursing in one of those states permanently. They just have excellent affordable and high passing rates at their schools. Also high passing rates in NCLEX exams.

And to think of what she might have accomplished if you encouraged her to follow her dreams and become a real doctor, instead of settling for the pink collar ghetto that is nursing. Times are good for travel nurses right now, but that won’t be the case forever.