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Lost Your Health Insurance? Consider Planned Parenthood Clinics

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Sorry, but my husband and I enjoy copulation so abstinence isn't something we're interested in. Also, "not copulating" doesn't help to regulate menstual cycles or help with the devastating physical effects that some women suffer along with their periods. Irregular periods also make "natural family planning" sort of impossible.

Slenry of PA 12:03PM May 19, 2009

I have no healthcare and wanted to get an STD Test and a pap smear. I called to make an appt. and basically they told me for the STD test around $300 and for a pap smear $300 to $350 - I told them there is no way I could afford that. I was told those were the prices and if I didn't have insurance there wasn't much they could do. She then asked if I wanted to cancel the appointments. I started crying becuase I recently found out I was pregnant and was planning on apply for Medi-cal but I know make too much for the income limits. It stresses me out I'm a citizen and pay taxes like everyone else and can't use the services I pay for when I need them most. Orange county ca.

Stressed of CA 2:30PM May 14, 2009

I think that says it all! PP provides services at low- or no-cost to the people who need them the most. I'm surpirsed that more people haven't considered PP as their health care provider, especially as PP offeres a 30% discout to minors (people under 18) for all services excluding abortion care.

Sarah Stephen - a peer educator for PP of south texas of TX 6:35PM March 03, 2009