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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]On the birth control issue for Boston College:

1) my RX for birth control was from my doctors at home
2) BC doesn't have a pharmacy - I had to get RX filled at CVS (regardless whether it was birth control or not)
3) if I hadn't already had an RX for birth control, there was an office at Cleveland Circle where I could have seen a provider to get an RX (and again - to fill at CVS)
4) it never occurred to me to go to the school doctor for a birth control RX
5) oddly enough - I don't remember ever going to the doctor at BC for anything (I guess I was lucky to just have viruses)[/quote]

Funny how facts deflate the arguments. Who would want their DD to have their primary health care and gyn checks by the university health office? If that's even possible.  
My kid will walk across the street to the CVS for her minor minute clinic health issues, flu, shots, etc and go to the CVS pharmacy to pick up her birth control pills.  [/quote]

You know, it's funny how people like you can't fathom that other people don't have those options. I didn't in college. Where did I get my OB, BC, as well as some other basic medical care? MY COLLEGE HEALTH OFFICE. This was a result of a number of factors, including not wanting my parents to know about my BC choices and I had zero money. It was a lifesaver and I cannot imagine how difficult it would have been for me if I didn't have that option. [/quote]
Were you forced to go to Boston College? That wouldn’t be right. [/quote]

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