[JoeFromSidney]

The big problem with getting the word out about various methods of Natural Family Planning is that there's no money in it. Once a couple learns NFP, they're autonomous. They don't need pills, potions, or pharmacists. There's no way to get any money from them. Hence the various NFP methods are taught by volunteers who donate their time. Spreading the word is a very slow process.

[luckystarmom]

There’s no way I would trust NFP, especially after I had twins.

I think many women feel the same way I do.

[luckystarmom]

There’s no way I would trust NFP, especially after I had twins.

I think many women feel the same way I do.

[ktscarlett66]

IMO, one of the big problems with it personally is that, due to my cycle, I can only have sex with my husband less than half the month. While there are.....other options, I don't like my marital sex life being that restricted to certain days. What I used only cost me $3 a month and a $20 annual visit fee, no pharmacist, and no one was getting much money (obviously) from me. No one pushed any method on me, I researched all the options and chose accordingly. Not being a slave to my biological reproduction status was very, very nice.

[MountainFlower]

you are right....so what is truly behind all of it is the spirit of greed! the almighty dollar!

[trisham]

The big problem with getting the word out about various methods of Natural Family Planning is that there's no money in it. Once a couple learns NFP, they're autonomous. They don't need pills, potions, or pharmacists. There's no way to get any money from them.

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Excellent point, Joe.

[PapaBear3625]

The diaphragm method is fairly effective (from our own experience). It just involves getting a new diaphragm once a year or so, and buying some over-the-counter spermicide