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Help us fight to improve pain management for IUD insertions! AccessBC is running a campaign working to improve pain management for IUD insertions in BC! Learn more and take action at:

www.AccessBC.org

IUD insertion pain is real, significant, and preventable. Yet many patients are offered little to no pain relief, and the quality of care depends far too often on individual provider training or geographic location.

Our message is clear: Not just a pinch: Pain relief is not a luxury, it’s a right! Tell your MLA today!

Part 1,625 of our campaign chair 's ongoing series where he talks about advocacy for free prescription contraception and

Bro left 39 of these "comments" under my video. Top crash out I've seen on here in a while 🙃

Help us fight to improve pain management for IUD insertions! AccessBC is running a campaign working to improve pain management for IUD insertions in BC! Learn more and take action at:

www.AccessBC.org

IUD insertion pain is real, significant, and preventable. Yet many patients are offered little to no pain relief, and the quality of care depends far too often on individual provider training or geographic location.

Our message is clear: Not just a pinch: Pain relief is not a luxury, it’s a right! Tell your MLA today!

Part 1,620 of our campaign chair 's ongoing series where he talks about advocacy for free prescription contraception and

Your "responsibility" sounds a lot more like reproductive coercion...

Zero Pharmacare agreements have been signed since took office. With the first phase of the national Pharmacare plan (Bill C-64) promising free prescription contraception and diabetes medication and supplies, this policy could be transformative.

A Canadian's ability to access life-saving and life-changing medicine should not depend on their incomes and their postal codes, but this is the unfortunate reality in the face of inaction by the Carney government.

We need actual leadership on Pharmacare. We need a federal government that is actively negotiating agreements with outstanding jurisdictions, and is committed to not only funding these agreements moving forward, but actively working to expand pharmacare beyond free diabetes medication and supplies and prescription contraception.

Learn more, get involved, take action, and sign up for updates at: www.accessbc.org

Part 1,618 of our campaign chair 's ongoing series where he talks about advocacy for free prescription contraception and