Thank you for your thoughts. I'm glad you brought this up because I know there is some concern about the extra time that FAM takes. One could argue that hormonal contraceptives take an equal or greater amount of time in regards to to visiting doctors, calling in prescriptions, and picking up medications. When I switched to FAM, I personally felt a surge of relief when I realized I know longer had to waste my time fooling around with doctors' offices and insurance providers. Of course this argument could be extended to barrier methods in light of the time it takes to travel to the store and purchase items each month.
However, I get your general "drift" and think that fertility monitors are the perfect solution for women with your concern. Do you think we'll ever see the day when this technology is covered by insurance? *wink wink*
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Thank you for your thoughts. I'm glad you brought this up because I know there is some concern about the extra time that FAM takes. One could argue that hormonal contraceptives take an equal or greater amount of time in regards to to visiting doctors, calling in prescriptions, and picking up medications. When I switched to FAM, I personally felt a surge of relief when I realized I know longer had to waste my time fooling around with doctors' offices and insurance providers. Of course this argument could be extended to barrier methods in light of the time it takes to travel to the store and purchase items each month.
However, I get your general "drift" and think that fertility monitors are the perfect solution for women with your concern. Do you think we'll ever see the day when this technology is covered by insurance? *wink wink*
October 21, 2009 - 7:46amThis Comment
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