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Theshortearedowl wrote:Besides, if there is little or ntnihog they can do about it, is there even a point to telling them?I'm left-handed, short, female, obese (working on that!) bipolar, insomniac, diabetic, a migraineur, hypertensive with high cholesterol. Every week, some study comes out saying that one of those conditions above are due to something I have no control over (genetically, usually), and that I will die earlier because of it.I just love those reports.Now, as to the paternalism of the medical profession, it can't hold a candle to the sexist paternalism of the current GOP politicians, who are in several places, telling OB/GYNs that it's okay to lie to their patients about their health, an abortion, birth control, the health of the developing fetus (and how it might affect her).It's scarier and scarier out there. I thank fortune that I live in California.
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(VISITOR) AUTHOR'S NAME
Aryanto
MESSAGE TIMESTAMP
19 december 2014, 19:11:12
AUTHOR'S IP LOGGED
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