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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][b][quote=Anonymous]Thinking about sending your daughters to college in Idaho? Well think hard. She will be unable to get birth control from the university dispensary or hospital. No birth control pills or referrals under new Idaho abortion law. That includes emergency contraception and regular contraception. Staff could be charged with a felony for helping your daughter, even after a rape. 
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/amp/education/idaho-universities-disallow-abortion-contraception-referrals-for-students[/quote][/b]

Can you explain to me WHY a school in Idaho should be doing this in the first place? When I went to college I made sure I had taken care of that before I left.  When my daughter went, I did the same.  Who depends upon the school dispensary to do an adequate job?  And why should Idaho tax dollars pay for that anyways?[/quote]
DP.  So, if your DD needed to change BC pills, for whatever reason, you expect her to fly from ID to DC area to see her doctor?   And if she was raped? You want her to fly home to DC area to get Plan B pills?[/quote]

There is a Rite Aid pharmacy AND a Target with a CVS pharmacy  literally right across the street from University of Idaho.  No need to fly to DC.   [/quote]
And they won't fill the order with a rx from the doctor, who will want to see you.  Are doctors prescribing BC or plan B drugs without seeing the woman?[/quote]
^sorry, that should read, "without a rx from the doctor".[/quote]

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