It's a go fund me. You can choose to give or choose not to. It doesn't sound like this woman is asking someone to fund a destination wedding.

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Anonymous wrote:Couldn't doctor remove her ovaries?

Also, some of her children are grown a$$ people who should be contributing and/or supporting themselves.

That is a medical treatment which isn't free and sterilization is now a very prohibited procedure as if was used for far too long on as a tactic against disenfranchised communities.

How would you like it if I went to West Virginia and told every woman with more than 5 kids and living in a trailer to line up to get her ovaries snipped?

I highly doubt you are going to find a high % of WVA women who have 5+ kids, frankly. The state may be poor, but they aren't stupid, and it's not like birth control is not available.

You are really naive. I work in Medicaid and having 6+ children is quite common. There are many women in DC who have 10+. I work with them every day.

The PP was talking about WV specifically, which has one of the lowest birth rates in the country.

You can really tell who actually watched her video or read the article based on the comments.

Facts shared:

- She was forcibly married at 13 years old.
- husband has been repeatedly abusive and he’s Catholic
- All of the children are by one person
- Her first five pregnancies between the ages of 14 and 19 we’re all twins or triplets.
- She has six occupations from which she also built her own house for all of the 38 kids and pay school fees for them.

- Based on the communities’ culture as well as religion she cannot refuse her husband.

There should be forced sterilization after four.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Couldn't doctor remove her ovaries?

Also, some of her children are grown a$$ people who should be contributing and/or supporting themselves.

That is a medical treatment which isn't free and sterilization is now a very prohibited procedure as if was used for far too long on as a tactic against disenfranchised communities.

How would you like it if I went to West Virginia and told every woman with more than 5 kids and living in a trailer to line up to get her ovaries snipped?

I highly doubt you are going to find a high % of WVA women who have 5+ kids, frankly. The state may be poor, but they aren't stupid, and it's not like birth control is not available.

You are really naive. I work in Medicaid and having 6+ children is quite common. There are many women in DC who have 10+. I work with them every day.

She needs a gofundme for a medical tourism vacation to a country where she can get her tubes tied.

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Anonymous wrote:Couldn't doctor remove her ovaries?

Also, some of her children are grown a$$ people who should be contributing and/or supporting themselves.

That is a medical treatment which isn't free and sterilization is now a very prohibited procedure as if was used for far too long on as a tactic against disenfranchised communities.

How would you like it if I went to West Virginia and told every woman with more than 5 kids and living in a trailer to line up to get her ovaries snipped?

I highly doubt you are going to find a high % of WVA women who have 5+ kids, frankly. The state may be poor, but they aren't stupid, and it's not like birth control is not available.

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Anonymous wrote:I did start a Go Fund Me for Mariam Nabatanzi. You can see she sends updates on what the money is used for. Which has been school fees, goats, a water tank (not a hot water heater). I understand she couldn’t get tubal ligation because of the concerns about hyper ovulation. I send the money to the Reuter’s Journalist, Godfrey, and he takes the money to her. She then sends me photos that I post on Go Fund Me showing what she’s doing with the money. Here is the link and check out the updates I post. https://www.gofundme.com/f/mariam-nabatanzi-and-her-38-kids

it says right there on your gofundme page not to give you money because you aren't sending it to her.

Huh? Reading is fundamental. The person Suzanne asks not to send to Catherine's gofundme

Anonymous wrote:I did start a Go Fund Me for Mariam Nabatanzi. You can see she sends updates on what the money is used for. Which has been school fees, goats, a water tank (not a hot water heater). I understand she couldn’t get tubal ligation because of the concerns about hyper ovulation. I send the money to the Reuter’s Journalist, Godfrey, and he takes the money to her. She then sends me photos that I post on Go Fund Me showing what she’s doing with the money. Here is the link and check out the updates I post. https://www.gofundme.com/f/mariam-nabatanzi-and-her-38-kids

it says right there on your gofundme page not to give you money because you aren't sending it to her.

Anonymous wrote:No abortion clinics, horrible reproductive health and pregnancy counseling availability rates, country not even fifty years off from a civil war, still building economic independence, highly Catholic population (pope doesn't believe in abortion or condoms), and girls married off early.

Yes, I believe it.

I believe it too. Probably not all of them will survive or live to adulthood. You know, just like it was in the US until after WWII and birth control.