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as I am 30, this is what I do
I have plantar fasciitis, and as it turns out, I've actually had it for about a decade. I didn't realize what it was at the time, but it developed the first round of my starting to run, and then stayed around for years of retail and standing around on concrete jobs. I joked with the Doctor that I don't know how something would have been wrong with ( Read more... ) -
today is fantastic
Today was perfect. I got to do our LNO: the oral edition today, which was a huge success last year and was the same this time. One of my employees is letting me borrow her TV and its so stupid that that's been a morale boost but the silence in this apartment was killing me.
Caught up on the walking dead which only lead to tears but it was the ( Read more... ) -
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I'm tired of being around men with no style. A style of any kind is still style, but having something you do, a theme in your wardrobe or look is so awfully sexy and I'm tired of lazy men not having one. Keep an eye out, be willing to spend $50 and learn a couple things ( Read more... ) -
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Today, President Obama is to sign an executive order underscoring the already-stated in the Hyde Amendment rule that the fed will not fund abortions. Stupak has said "This executive order has the full force and effect of law and makes very clear that current law of no public funding for abortion applies to the new health care reform legislation," ( Read more... ) -
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The potential problem for abortion rights caused by the Nelson restriction on abortion coverage in the now passed health care reform bill is not really the fault of the Nelson restriction ( Read more... ) -
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Georgia considering outlawing abortions based on race, genderThe state cannot be allowed to decide what reasons are okay for medical procedures. My books are in storage right now, so I can't cite it but in my Boundaries of her Body: The History of Women's Rights in America it details the cases also found in the news on women prosecuted for refusing ( Read more... ) -
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And not actually even intended to kill the fetus, so whether you meant to or not doesn't really matter.) So if women start avoiding the doctor after a suspected miscarriage, and if it isn't a complete miscarriage and she suffers an infection and dies, well I guess we'll just jump off that bridge when we get there. I'd like to say I'm sure it's ( Read more... ) -
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This is the problem.As I'd mentioned, the problem is not that she made a decision after conferring with loved ones, praying and thoughtful reflection on the matter, leading her to a decision she was comfortable with and still is, to this day. Ideally, that is how every pregnancy ends; with a woman firm in her decision, feeling with full faith that ( Read more... ) -
Choosing the unlikely
The problem with the Super Bowl ad is not that it exists as a pro-life sentiment. Choose life? Sure, I can get down with that. You want to have a kid, you choose to have one, perfect. Why not? And Focus on the Family pays 20-some odd million to get air time for you to talk about it? Outstanding. No reason not to. Being pro-choice rests on support ( Read more... ) -
The State of Kansas v. Roedder
Dr. Tiller's murderer was found guilty of first degree homicide today after 37 minutes of jury deliberation. Judge Warren Wilber presided over the case and said "There is no imminence of danger on a Sunday morning in the back of a church, let alone any unlawful conduct, given that what Tiller did at his clinic Monday through Friday is lawful in ( Read more... )