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Pro-Choice

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1. "girls 17 and under are able to get it with a doctor's prescription"

Mon Mar 26, 2012, 03:10 PM

Mar 2012

Am I missing something, or does that seem odd? Wouldn't they be less likely to have access to a doctor in the first place?

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Are pharmacists lying to teenagers [seeking the morning-after pill]? [View all] MountainLaurel Mar 2012 OP

"girls 17 and under are able to get it with a doctor's prescription" arcane1 Mar 2012 #1

Of course MountainLaurel Mar 2012 #2

I'd be taking this to their supervisory boards... saras Mar 2012 #3

Fire them! fightforfreedom123 Apr 2012 #4

perhaps if they were liable for child support?????? dembotoz Apr 2012 #5