Planned Parenthood

Planned Parenthood health centers generally provide services with costs based on income. Depending on your location, you may be able to get Paragard at no fee with costs paid by grants, government programs, or insurance. Contact your local health center for advice specific to your situation.

It depends how far on you are and how big the baby is, but here is a rough guide: Up to 8 weeks A suction abortion using a small tube. It is called 'menstrual extraction' Up to 12 weeks The mother is given a general or local anaesthetic and the cervix is dilated. A suction curette (hollow tube with a knife edge tip) is inserted into the womb. It is then connected to a vacuum machine by a transparent tube and it then sucks the baby out. It is 29 times more powerful than a household vacuum cleaner http://www.lifesitenews.com/abortiontypes/

Those getting STD tests at Planned Parenthood complete some forms at the front desk, including those that help establish income and determine costs. They meet with a nurse or medical assistant who take a history, review prevention strategies, and may begin to collect specimens. The clinician completes the visit with the patient and orders additional testing or treatment as indicated.

Some Planned Parenthoods provide tubal ligation, some provide Essure, and all can refer for these procedures. Contact your local health center for information specific to your area.

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Yes, they do. You have to be at least mid-teens though.

People who work for planned parenthood may have a high school education, some college or technical school, bacherlors or advanced/professional degrees. The type of education and training required depends on the job.

yeah...

Like all hospitals and clinics that perform abortions or remove any organ or part of a human body, they follow the law and put it in a bin signed "Human waste". This is later picked up and burned.

Local means the Planned Parenthood clinic in your neighborhood or closest to you.

The budget of Planned Parenthood is 1,040,000,000 dollars.

No, that was never the purpose with Planned Parenthood. They are working to save women and children in African countries by providing birth control, prenatal care and safe labor and that is not trying to get rid of black people. When Sanger started it abortions were not done because she was against abortions. That is why she was so much for birth control and helped creating the birth control pill. When speaking about Sanger one have to understand what society was like back then. Most black people were extremely poor and many children never got the chance to got to school. Women had more children than they could afford and that was something she wanted to help with. She knew that when a woman is control of her fertility she is in control of her life and family. Less children meant children could go to school instead of having to skip school and get jobs because the parents salary was enough to live on. When she saw the poverty many lived in and many babies died in, she offered safe sterilizations for women. The women who were the poorest and needed this the most were the black women and since that is where the biggest demand was, that was also where she set up her clinics. For the women this was a way out of poverty and to take control over their lives. And they did not have any more unsafe and illegal abortions.

yes I'm pregnant and they are testing me it doesn't make a difference because if a dipstick comes up positive on something an you know its wrong then you just ask them to send it to a lab because your pregnant and your hormones could be affecting the test

I called their corporate office today and was told they do not. Good call Melaleuca!

Most unemployed patients are eligible for free or low-cost birth control pills at Planned Parenthood. Contact your local office for information specific to your situation and location.

All races have abortions.

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Yes they do. Some think that as a Christian organization they should not support an abortion provider but PPL prevent more abortions than they perform, by providing birth control.

She didn't. The Nazis believed that birth control was wrong and getting rid of an entire race was the way to go while Sanger believed in birth control to prevent handicapped and mentally ill people procreated so the unherited illnesses stopped. There were so few cures in thos days and the poor families had to take care of their sick relatives. Her books were the first the Nazis burned.

No. Margaret Sanger started Planned Parenthood after she saw a woman die from abortion. She then started the first clinic to provide birth control which then was illegal and she went to prison for it. After she got out she continued and the only permanent birth control they had then was sterilization. That was what saved many families from poverty. And the poorest were often the black people. This is why her clinic was in a black neighborhood. They had big families and the children could not go to school because they had to work. So the black women were happy to have a way to control how many children they would have. That was the best way to get out of poverty - to send the kids to school and not have more children. Sanger did not force them to, they were smart and saw the solution. Many of them worked with her in her clinic. None of them had birth control so there was no other way to control it and abortion was illegal and something Sanger was deeply against, and also highly dangerous.

Some Planned Parenthood offices accept Blue Cross. Visit the related link to check on the insurance accepted by your local health center.

pretty much everyone, i think! :)

Yes, it's perfectly safe.

Abortions are not risk free. Any medical procedure carries risks. Early abortions are very minor procedures and the risks are minor ones. If you go to Planned Parenthood they can go over the risks involved with you.