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With a dead fetus inside her body, a pharmacist refuses to fill a prescription to deal with the miscarriage because of her religious views
Following a voided pregnancy, a Michigan woman was refused drug treatment by a pharmacist for her miscarriage. CNN affiliate WXMI reports.
[cnn.com]
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the Hippocrates oath surely applies to pharmacists as it does to doctors, & should not be overshadowed by fucking religious delusion.
walklightly
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Oct 20, 2018
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A dead fetus is a medical emergency, 100% life-threatening as it decays and gives off toxins. I do not believe this story because no competent doctor would expect a pill to clean out the decaying mass!
AnneWimsey
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Oct 20, 2018
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i have written about something similar: [sh1.webring.com] i wish i could say things have changed for the better since i wrote that, but it appears things are getting worse
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genessa
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Oct 20, 2018
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Why aren't these idiots being fired? Your job, the thing that pays your bills is to hand a customer who gives you a valid prescription their medicine. If you can't f%&#ing handle that get another job.
paul1967
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Oct 20, 2018
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@VictoriaNotes Nobody should have the power to prevent somebody with a valid prescription from getting it filled. If the pharmacist has an issue with following the law then it's their right to refuse the job of a pharmacist.
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