Senate Bill 307 protects men by requiring the following prior to receiving a prescription to treatment for erectile dysfunction:

- a signed affadavit from at least one sex partner confirming the man has indeed experienced the symptoms of impotence in the past 90 days
- a psychological screening to ensure the condition is, in fact, medical in nature
- ongoing cardiac stress tests and outpatient counseling about potential side effects
- information from the prescribing physician about risks, complications as well as non-medical options including counseling and celibacy
- copy of medical rationale for treatment filed in patient’s medical record

When a man makes a crucial decision about his health and his body, he should be fully aware of the alternative options and the lifetime repercussions of that decision,” Senator Turner said today. Men will be more easily guided through the process of obtaining treatment for impotence so they can better understand and more effectively address their condition.

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To the NRA or the ED?

and since I'm on the subject and posting about it, I'd like to put forth a question to anyone interested in responding - what the hell has happened over the last couple decades, anyway?

at what point did the idea that it's ok to disparage women or people who are of the above stated opinion about women and our legal ability to choose when and how and why they have children become acceptable again?

- after so much shit and strife had to occur for what amounts to thousands of years of women either dealing with unwanted pregnancies, or unsafe methods (eg - hangers, anyone?) for ending an unwanted pregnancy; after establishing the legality of abortion - how in the world is it now possible that the country is moving backwards again towards making abortions illegal?

truly, I'm baffled by this, and disappointed (at the very least) - I'm also, sorry to say, worried. how does this bode for young women today and into the future?
I don't get it.

I'm so into everything mary malice it's sickening.

I'm so into everything mary malice it's sickening.

Things didn't become instantly easier when women were given the right the vote. Things also didn't become instantly easier when our grandmother's decided to ban the bra, or whatever the war cry was back then. I feel that we still have things to put our foot down on and we will always have things we will have to put our foot down on.



You really have to stop stealing her clothes though, Chud.

She let me borrow them!

it was my first reaction to the ridiculous correlation of the 'abortion rights community' (whatever that is) to the NRA - it's not even vaguely accurate.
the NRA has most of the republican party in its hip pocket for one thing (think election 'donations' and gifts from lobbyists) - and while a good portion of the democratic party (I think, although whatever) probably supports the idea that a woman's body and what gets done to it isn't the government's business, not to mention the obstruction of safe and clean medical treatment for women who opt to get an abortion is downright despicable...
I'd hardly put anyone who is pro-choice (not pro-abortion, btw, just to make the distinction) in the same arena as the NRA.
it's a deliberate inflammatory statement meant to elicit a response and I'm all about giving people what they want.

and since I'm on the subject and posting about it, I'd like to put forth a question to anyone interested in responding - what the hell has happened over the last couple decades, anyway?

at what point did the idea that it's ok to disparage women or people who are of the above stated opinion about women and our legal ability to choose when and how and why they have children become acceptable again?

- after so much shit and strife had to occur for what amounts to thousands of years of women either dealing with unwanted pregnancies, or unsafe methods (eg - hangers, anyone?) for ending an unwanted pregnancy; after establishing the legality of abortion - how in the world is it now possible that the country is moving backwards again towards making abortions illegal?

truly, I'm baffled by this, and disappointed (at the very least) - I'm also, sorry to say, worried. how does this bode for young women today and into the future?
I don't get it.

I'm so into everything mary malice it's sickening.

Do I have to post that picture of an 18 week old fetus again?

Why don't you send her over a picture of your johnson, Favre.

REMINDER: the abortion rights community is basically the NRA of the left

I think Ohio's doing it right!