Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Monday, July 25, 2011
BAWAL RH BILL! MAY NAMATAY NA DITO.
An Irish woman has died of a blood clot after taking the birth control pill for several years. Her family and an investigating doctor have publicly attributed her death to the use of the contraceptive.
http://www.lifesitenews.co
A 24 year old Australian woman's death has been blamed on her use of oral contraceptive pills, which she was taking them as part of her acne treatment.
The hospital's director of emergency medicine, Associate Professor Graeme Thomson, said Tanya's death had been "caused by blood clotting caused by factors related to taking the oral contraceptive pill", according to a report by Adelaide Now.
http://www.tldm.org/News12
... each of these cases supported the suggestion that an IUD HAD CONTRIBUTED TO THE DEATH. Four of the 5 terminal illnesses involved severe infection; 2 of these 4 infections involved a pregnancy.
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/pr
Okay. So those are just a few of the deaths related to reproductive health. Wait! There are more!
An 18 year-old fashion student has died as a result her use of a hormonal birth-control patch device. Zakiya Kennedy, a pretty, aspiring model, approached a policeman in a New York Upper West side subway station. She complained of a severe pain in her head and leg, then she collapsed. She died an hour later in hospital.
http://www.lifesitenews.co
Over the 14-year period 1975 to 1988, 202,135 abortions were performed in Louisiana.
http://www.hli.org/index.p
Five women in the United States have now died after taking abortion pills; four of them most likely suffered lethal bacterial infections, said Dr. Steven Galson, director of the agency's center for drugs.
http://www.nytimes.com/200
And they have the guts to call it "health", eh? Anyway, what does the content of the RH Bill say?
HB 4244 (a.k.a. RH BILL)
Section 4. Definition of Terms
Reproductive Health Care refers to the access to a "FULL RANGE" of methods, facilities, services and supplies that contribute to reproductive health and well-being by preventing and solving reproductive health-related problems. It also includes sexual health, the purpose of which is the enhancement of life and personal relations.
Section 7. Access to Family Planning.
All accredited health facilities SHALL PROVIDE A FULL RANGE of modern family planning methods, except in specialty hospitals which may render such services on optional basis. FOR POOR PATIENTS, such services shall be fully covered by PhilHealth Insurance and/or government financial assistance on a no balance billing.
Section 21. Employers’ Responsibilities
The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) shall ensure that employers respect the reproductive rights of workers. Consistent with the intent of Article 134 of the Labor Code, EMPLOYERS with more than 200 employees SHALL PROVIDE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES TO ALL EMPLOYEES in their own respective health facilities.
HB 96 (a.k.a. RH BILL)
Section 9. Family Planning Supplies as Essential Medicines
Hormonal contraceptives, intrauterine devices [IUD], injectables and other safe and effective family planning products and supplies shall be part of the National Drug Formulary and the same SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE REGULAR PURCHASE of essential medicines and supplies of all national and local hospitals and other government health units.
Does the government really want to provide death to people? Giving away those dangerous and fatal contraceptives FOR FREE through the RH Bill?
Gusto ba talaga ng gobyerno pumatay ng tao? Ipamimigay ng libre ang mga nakamamatay na contraceptives sa pamamagitan ng RH BILL?
Obey God's Will NOW!
Reject the RH Bill NOW!
http://www.lifesitenews.co
A 24 year old Australian woman's death has been blamed on her use of oral contraceptive pills, which she was taking them as part of her acne treatment.
The hospital's director of emergency medicine, Associate Professor Graeme Thomson, said Tanya's death had been "caused by blood clotting caused by factors related to taking the oral contraceptive pill", according to a report by Adelaide Now.
http://www.tldm.org/News12
... each of these cases supported the suggestion that an IUD HAD CONTRIBUTED TO THE DEATH. Four of the 5 terminal illnesses involved severe infection; 2 of these 4 infections involved a pregnancy.
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/pr
Okay. So those are just a few of the deaths related to reproductive health. Wait! There are more!
An 18 year-old fashion student has died as a result her use of a hormonal birth-control patch device. Zakiya Kennedy, a pretty, aspiring model, approached a policeman in a New York Upper West side subway station. She complained of a severe pain in her head and leg, then she collapsed. She died an hour later in hospital.
http://www.lifesitenews.co
Over the 14-year period 1975 to 1988, 202,135 abortions were performed in Louisiana.
http://www.hli.org/index.p
Five women in the United States have now died after taking abortion pills; four of them most likely suffered lethal bacterial infections, said Dr. Steven Galson, director of the agency's center for drugs.
http://www.nytimes.com/200
And they have the guts to call it "health", eh? Anyway, what does the content of the RH Bill say?
HB 4244 (a.k.a. RH BILL)
Section 4. Definition of Terms
Reproductive Health Care refers to the access to a "FULL RANGE" of methods, facilities, services and supplies that contribute to reproductive health and well-being by preventing and solving reproductive health-related problems. It also includes sexual health, the purpose of which is the enhancement of life and personal relations.
Section 7. Access to Family Planning.
All accredited health facilities SHALL PROVIDE A FULL RANGE of modern family planning methods, except in specialty hospitals which may render such services on optional basis. FOR POOR PATIENTS, such services shall be fully covered by PhilHealth Insurance and/or government financial assistance on a no balance billing.
Section 21. Employers’ Responsibilities
The Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) shall ensure that employers respect the reproductive rights of workers. Consistent with the intent of Article 134 of the Labor Code, EMPLOYERS with more than 200 employees SHALL PROVIDE REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH SERVICES TO ALL EMPLOYEES in their own respective health facilities.
HB 96 (a.k.a. RH BILL)
Section 9. Family Planning Supplies as Essential Medicines
Hormonal contraceptives, intrauterine devices [IUD], injectables and other safe and effective family planning products and supplies shall be part of the National Drug Formulary and the same SHALL BE INCLUDED IN THE REGULAR PURCHASE of essential medicines and supplies of all national and local hospitals and other government health units.
Does the government really want to provide death to people? Giving away those dangerous and fatal contraceptives FOR FREE through the RH Bill?
Gusto ba talaga ng gobyerno pumatay ng tao? Ipamimigay ng libre ang mga nakamamatay na contraceptives sa pamamagitan ng RH BILL?
Obey God's Will NOW!
Reject the RH Bill NOW!
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Ano ba talaga, Juan dela Cruz?
Isang araw, may dalawang grupo na nagrarally sa Mendiola.
Group1:
EDUKASYON! EDUKASYON! KARAPATAN NG MAMAMAYAN!
EDUKASYON! EDUKASYON! KARAPATAN NG MAMAMAYAN!
Group2:
CONTRACEPTIVE! CONTRACEPTIVE! KARAPATAN NG MAMAMAYAN!
CONTRACEPTIVE! CONTRACEPTIVE! KARAPATAN NG MAMAMAYAN!
(Ano daw????????)
News reporter:
Nakikita nga natin ngayon ang isang grupo na nananawagan sa administrasyong Aquino na maglaan ng karagdagang budget para sa edukasyon ng mamamayang Pilipino. Hinihingi nila ang suporta ng kasalukuyang pamahalaan para sa libro, lapis at papel, paaralan, library, karagdagang sahod sa mga titser, at karagdagang instructional materials (na titser pa rin ang gumagastos)!
Samantala, makalipas lamang ang kalahating segundo, dumating naman ang isang grupo ng mga kababaihan na pawang mga buntis na nananawagan naman sa administrasyong Aquino na kaltasan ang budget sa iba't ibang ahensya ng gobyerno kasama na ang budget sa EDUKASYON para naman ipanggastos para sa mga condom, contraceptive pills, injectibles, IUD at iba-ibang uri ng pampalaglag, at karagdagang impormasyon para hindi magkaanak ang mga kababaihan at para magkararoon ng "chance" na maging baog ang bawat kalalakihan at kababaihang mahihirap! Tinatayang 3B ang ilalaan ng gobyerno para sa RH Bill na ito.
Nakupo! Epic fail 'to ah!
Ano ba talaga ang dapat unahin? Condom o libro? School o kontraseptibo? Haay.. Nagugulumihanan si Juan dela Cruz.
Obey God's Will NOW!
Reject the RH Bill NOW!
Spot the Difference: Recognize the language of Abortion
May dalawang magkumare nag-uusap. Itago natin sila sa pangalang CONTRACEPTIVE at ABORTION.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Uy, kumare! Kumusta ka na?
ABORTION: Uy, kumare! Kumusta ka na?
CONTRACEPTIVE: Mare, overpopulated na tayo.
ABORTION: Mare, overpopulated na nga tayo.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Ang sagot diyan, RH Bill.
ABORTION: Tama. Ang sagot diyan, RH Bill.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Alam mo, Pro-Choice ako!
ABORTION: Alam mo, Pro-Choice din ako!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Choice natin kung gusto nating gawin 'to.
ABORTION: Oo nga. Choice natin kung gusto nating gawin 'to.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Women's rights ang ipinaglalaban ko!
ABORTION: Women's rights din ang ipinaglalaban ko!
At may umepal na isang kakumare din.
DIVORCE: Helloooooooooooow! Ako din! Ako din! Ako din! Women's rights din ang ipinaglalaban ko!
Deadma lang.
CONTRACEPTIVE: I save lives of women!
ABORTION: Ako din kaya! I save lives of women!
Umepal ulit.
DIVORCE: ooops! I save lives of women too!
Deadma pa rin.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Ok nga ang Responsible Parenthood bill eh. Pareho lang sila ng RH Bill.
ABORTION: Tomo! Ok nga ang Responsible Parenthood bill eh. Pareho lang sila ng RH Bill.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Katoliko ka, Mare? Paki ko! Huwag ka ngang mangialam sa mga desisyon ko!
ABORTION: Katoliko ka din, di ba Mare? Paki ko rin! Huwag ka nga ring mangialam sa mga desisyon ko!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Ayaw kong manganak! Masyadong pabigat sa buhay ang mga anak!
ABORTION: Pareho tayo ng prinsipyo. Ayaw ko ring manganak! Masyadong pabigat sa buhay ang mga anak!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Habang maaga pa lang, patayin na ang baby! Di ba?
ABORTION: Hindi lang, kahit late na, patayin pa rin ang baby! Total katawan naman natin ito, kaya choice din natin ito!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Gusto kong maging legal at matanggap ako ng tao.
ABORTION: Excited na ako, Mare! Gusto ko rin kasing maging legal at matanggap ako ng tao.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Huwag mo nga akong susundan!!!
ABORTION: Hindi pwede. Nasaan ka man, nandoon din ako. Dahil ako ang madilim na anino mo! Hindi mo ako maihihiwalay sa sarili mo. Tatandaan mo, lagi akong nakadikit sa'yo! Kapag nasa kadiliman, tayo ay nagiging isa. Oh di ba winner?
CONTRACEPTIVE: Leche! Gusto kong bumaba ang bilang ng abortion!
ABORTION: Ha? (laughs) Hindi mangyayari 'yun kung ipagsisiksikan mo ang sarili mo sa kongreso!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Hmmp! Gusto kong bumaba ang bilang ng mga kaso ng HIV/AIDS.
ABORTION: Mare, tanggapin mo na. Wala ka talagang nagawa para maibaba iyan. Mas tumaas ang bilang ng mga kaso ng HIV at AIDS noong ipinamimigay ka na ng gobyerno ng libre! RH Bill nga di ba? RH Bill?! Alam na ng buong mundo iyan. Alam na nila ang kapalpakan mo!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Walang hiya ka, Abortion! Hindi ka dapat pinopondohan ng gobyerno!
ABORTION: Walang hiya ka rin, Contraceptive! Hindi ka rin dapat pinopondohan ng gobyerno!
Obey God's Will NOW!
Reject the RH Bill NOW!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Uy, kumare! Kumusta ka na?
ABORTION: Uy, kumare! Kumusta ka na?
CONTRACEPTIVE: Mare, overpopulated na tayo.
ABORTION: Mare, overpopulated na nga tayo.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Ang sagot diyan, RH Bill.
ABORTION: Tama. Ang sagot diyan, RH Bill.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Alam mo, Pro-Choice ako!
ABORTION: Alam mo, Pro-Choice din ako!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Choice natin kung gusto nating gawin 'to.
ABORTION: Oo nga. Choice natin kung gusto nating gawin 'to.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Women's rights ang ipinaglalaban ko!
ABORTION: Women's rights din ang ipinaglalaban ko!
At may umepal na isang kakumare din.
DIVORCE: Helloooooooooooow! Ako din! Ako din! Ako din! Women's rights din ang ipinaglalaban ko!
Deadma lang.
CONTRACEPTIVE: I save lives of women!
ABORTION: Ako din kaya! I save lives of women!
Umepal ulit.
DIVORCE: ooops! I save lives of women too!
Deadma pa rin.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Ok nga ang Responsible Parenthood bill eh. Pareho lang sila ng RH Bill.
ABORTION: Tomo! Ok nga ang Responsible Parenthood bill eh. Pareho lang sila ng RH Bill.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Katoliko ka, Mare? Paki ko! Huwag ka ngang mangialam sa mga desisyon ko!
ABORTION: Katoliko ka din, di ba Mare? Paki ko rin! Huwag ka nga ring mangialam sa mga desisyon ko!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Ayaw kong manganak! Masyadong pabigat sa buhay ang mga anak!
ABORTION: Pareho tayo ng prinsipyo. Ayaw ko ring manganak! Masyadong pabigat sa buhay ang mga anak!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Habang maaga pa lang, patayin na ang baby! Di ba?
ABORTION: Hindi lang, kahit late na, patayin pa rin ang baby! Total katawan naman natin ito, kaya choice din natin ito!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Gusto kong maging legal at matanggap ako ng tao.
ABORTION: Excited na ako, Mare! Gusto ko rin kasing maging legal at matanggap ako ng tao.
CONTRACEPTIVE: Huwag mo nga akong susundan!!!
ABORTION: Hindi pwede. Nasaan ka man, nandoon din ako. Dahil ako ang madilim na anino mo! Hindi mo ako maihihiwalay sa sarili mo. Tatandaan mo, lagi akong nakadikit sa'yo! Kapag nasa kadiliman, tayo ay nagiging isa. Oh di ba winner?
CONTRACEPTIVE: Leche! Gusto kong bumaba ang bilang ng abortion!
ABORTION: Ha? (laughs) Hindi mangyayari 'yun kung ipagsisiksikan mo ang sarili mo sa kongreso!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Hmmp! Gusto kong bumaba ang bilang ng mga kaso ng HIV/AIDS.
ABORTION: Mare, tanggapin mo na. Wala ka talagang nagawa para maibaba iyan. Mas tumaas ang bilang ng mga kaso ng HIV at AIDS noong ipinamimigay ka na ng gobyerno ng libre! RH Bill nga di ba? RH Bill?! Alam na ng buong mundo iyan. Alam na nila ang kapalpakan mo!
CONTRACEPTIVE: Walang hiya ka, Abortion! Hindi ka dapat pinopondohan ng gobyerno!
ABORTION: Walang hiya ka rin, Contraceptive! Hindi ka rin dapat pinopondohan ng gobyerno!
Obey God's Will NOW!
Reject the RH Bill NOW!
Friday, July 8, 2011
Bishops' call to all Catholic Bloggers
Recently, I've been hearing about blogs, blogs, and blogs. I heard it from a techie friend. I heard it from celebrities. I heard it from the bishops.
When I heard it from a techie friend, my reaction was "Ok. Blogs are for techies."
When I heard it from celebrities, I can only say "Well. They are fond of that."
But when I heard it from the bishops, "What use do blogs have to get the attention of the bishop?"
Upon hearing of CBCP's call to all Catholic Bloggers in the country to be united in defense of Life and in opposition against the RH Bill last June 6, 2011, I guess I just knew right away the answer to that.
Bishops are embracing technology in doing their duty to preach and to teach. Bishops are moving towards the ends of the earth to reach all people of all places at all times. The essence of universality of the Church, then, is clearly quite more evident when the faithful is reached universally.
Blogs, blogs, and more blogs. And I have just created one more blog.
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