[NYer]

Ping!

[babygene]

Well, 99% effective sounds pretty good... if you only have sex 12 times a year. If it’s once or twice a week, then it falls apart.

[Alex Murphy]

[Krista Millegan] now a stay-at-home mom, and Brantly, a doctoral student at The Catholic University of America and founder of the website churchpop.com, read the encyclical while researching which kind of contraception to use.

And now we know who the blogpimps are.

[goodwithagun]

It has a part in my conversion! The Pill is the devil! Put on it at 16 due to cycle issues, I was assured by docs that it would make everything a-ok. Fast forward ten years and I am trying to get pregnant. As it turns out I have PCOS. The docs never investigated the “why” of my problems, they only prescribed me something to mask the symptoms. I didn't get it until I tried going back in the Pill after my first baby, who is the result of NFP stat recording. I was able to show the docs my issues and get more drugs, this time to induce ovulation. I'm glad I did it for my first, but I'd never do it again, and that was the low dose ovulation stims not the multiple baby stims! Anyway, I tried going back on the Pill and was miserable. When I forgot to take it I was fine. I tossed them. I was blessed to have two more, both whom I credit to living low-carb. That is the key. My body does what it should do when I'm low-carb. I'm a mess when I fall off the wagon. Big Pharm can't make $ off of that, though. Now it's NFP, which is more reliable than drugs and prophylactics! It's also free, and not because somebody else is paying for it ; )

[boatbums]

Sola Scriptura was NOT this cause of this woman’s problem. I left Roman Catholicism because of its false gospel which is contrary to Scripture - specifically justification by faith alone. The Catholic church has many things right but on this MAJOR doctrine it should be enough to prevent those who are diligently seeking to know the truth from going there.