As you know, women around America who are prescribed oral contraceptives are being denied by certain pharmacists and told to come back another time, to go elsewhere (which can be a major inconvenience), or simply lied to and are being told the product isn't available. Those being prescribed the "morning after" pills are experiencing the same trauma and inconvenience as those trying to prevent pregnancy. This is a real issue for Americans.
I'd like to see Planned Parenthood Pharmacies on premises for their patients. I'd like to also help protect the employers who suddenly find themselves faced with this dilemma. If we don't nip this in the bud now, we will find our prescriptions barcoded then dispensed by machines eliminating jobs for humans.
This is ridiculous my dear Senator, wouldn't you agree? Imagine if one of these Americans walked in to a pharmacy for their heart medication and were refused by the Muslim pharmacist because they (the patrons) were infidels who the pharmacist decided (in his moral conscience) did not deserve to live. Ridiculous!
Please tell me how to help make sure folks are being treated with respect in regard to having their prescriptions filled upon request without suffering shame and humiliation or anxiety and inconvenience.
Thank you.
Chelle Stockman
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