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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Idaho wasn't on our list, but the list of states where we'd feel comfortable send our DD seems to be shrinking.  [/quote]

pretty much

Our current best options are in:
VA - homestate, watching very closely
PA - watching closely
NC - watching closely
NJ
RI
MA
IL
2 options in Toronto (woohoo, Canada)
One possibility in NY, but not exactly what we are looking for

Hoping to be able to add a MI option after November
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I went to Chapel Hill where I am so thankful there is a student health services adjacent to the hospital in the middle of campus (an easy walk). I got birth control pills from student health, they gave me an entire 12 month supply of pills. Co-pay $5, but it would have been for free if I couldn't pay. No having to go the pharmacy every month, no having to trek to Durham or Raleigh to get to planned parenthood. North Carolina is not going in the Idaho direction.[/quote]

I went to school in NC as well in the 90s. Have you seen some of their politicians recently? And the state legislature is NUTS, always stripping the Governor of powers just to spite him.

My daughter fell in love with the school we just saw in Raleigh, so I will be watching like a hawk. She knows and agrees with my worry about regressive policies.[/quote]
NC might flip this midterm and a supermajority of any kind is unlikely[/quote]

We shall see. I trust nothing after 2016.[/quote]

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