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[swordmage]

Dear Soon-To-Be-New-Insurance Provider,

$60 a month for all forms of the pill? Be it generic or non, lo-hormone, or not?

Are you joking?

No love
-Me


I may as well ask now - anyone have recs for good dentists, or general practitioners?

Comments

[raventhourne.livejournal.com]

I've had about 2 people I know use an IUD without issue...everyone else...not good results.

The ring is really, really easy. Look it up on www.nuvaring.com

[spunkybluegrl.livejournal.com]

DUDE!!!! You get your ring for only 15 BUCKS!!!! *Seethes* I've been paying $51 for it with Blue Cross. Teh suckmeister!

Btw, ditto on what Ianuk says. I only hear good things with the IUD if you've already had kids, otherwise small problem. My sister got some shot inserted into her arm that she likes but I'm a ring-user :o)
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[raventhourne.livejournal.com]

Oh I did depo for 10 years and I luved it minus the 10 pounds I couldn't loose no matter what.

I switched out to the ring a few years ago when we decided to think about a family and be on something that didn't take 18 months to get out of my system.

[swordmage.livejournal.com]

See, children are something I do not want, so the length of time before kidlets can happen is an entirely moot point. *grin*

[shade-scribbler.livejournal.com]

I've had no problems with the IUD - I really love not having to think about my birth control once a month.

And no hormones - my body hates the hormones!

I think it is dependent on they type you get. I have not heard great things about the copper T. And of course the modern IUC is different than the c. 1970 IUDs - whole different animal (thank goodness).