Baby Click Here to Find Out How We Can't Trust Birth Control - You Won't Believe it!

I don't like that idea, but have offered up that option.
It's easy-peasy.

Yay, another man that doesn't understand birth control. There are no chemicals with her IUD.
Many of the modern ones give off hormones. Go old-school, just slam an apricot pit up there. :p * That is where the idea came from, Beduoins would do that to female camels and it would work.
 
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So yesterday I went to Planned Parenthood to get a pap smear as my gyno for the past decade stopped taking my insurance because Blue Cross wasn't paying their bills.

Anyways, the IUD I had installed six years ago was apparently falling out. The doc had to yank it out the rest of the way so I wouldn't feel pain during periods and also because it is not very effective when not inside the uterus.

So they gave me a pregnancy test because shit... how long has it been hanging out for?!

Luckily, the test came back negative. Whew.

But SHIT, I could have easily needed another abortion even though I was taking precautions. IUD's are more effective than the pill or condoms so I thought I was solid.
you know whats solider? Fly getting chopped.

@fly take some responsibility here and do your part
 
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Yep! Specifically low dose and/or non-estrogen ones, though. I was fine for years & years with the Yaz, but went off for having migraines as an over-30 smoker. Ironically? Not sure that's the appropriate use of it but whatever, I have since quit smoking, but it's because of my passenger more than anything :lol:
:lol: @ passenger
 
I'm planning on getting an IUD at my post partum visit (like 8 weeks out from whenever the bean arrives). My insurance covers Liletta so that's what I'm getting. I'm super anxious about having a device implanted that MAY migrate or become embedded and just tear my shit up, but idk maybe it'll do a better job than the ocp
The IUD is super awesome in that I never have to remember to take a pill... I had the Paraguard so no hormones too.

They say 1 in 1000 migrate or fall out, but I somehow ended up as one of the 1000. :dunno:
 
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The IUD is super awesome in that I never have to remember to take a pill... I had the Paraguard so no hormones too.

They say 1 in 1000 migrate or fall out, but I somehow ended up as one of the 1000. :dunno:
Yeah I have too many issues with menorrhagia/super heavy periods to trust that the copper IUD would be a good choice for me, I know there's no real way to know for sure how it'd go since it varies so much from person to person, but I apparently need like ALL the hormones. Besides getting knocked up on it, the non-estrogen pill did nothing to prevent my monthly bout of anemia and Elevator-From-The-Shining-In-My-Pants days
 
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The IUD is super awesome in that I never have to remember to take a pill... I had the Paraguard so no hormones too.

They say 1 in 1000 migrate or fall out, but I somehow ended up as one of the 1000. :dunno:
We're triple-bagged. She's got a Mirena. I've had the remaining testicle decomissioned via vasectomy, and I'm a retrograde ejaculator.
 
Yeah I have too many issues with menorrhagia/super heavy periods to trust that the copper IUD would be a good choice for me, I know there's no real way to know for sure how it'd go since it varies so much from person to person, but I apparently need like ALL the hormones. Besides getting knocked up on it, the non-estrogen pill did nothing to prevent my monthly bout of anemia and Elevator-From-The-Shining-In-My-Pants days
Ah, makes sense. There is not one-size-fits-all when it comes to BC. :/

Don't you fuckers say abstinence, let's be realistic here.