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2:26 pm
May 22, 2010
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popof5
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I have seen something similar to that on tv ads. I had my daughter on Depo shots. If I remember right they cost $15. I think they lasted for 3 months. I also made her pay for them. That`s pretty scary thinking you are on something that is supposed to help and it hurts you.
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2:58 am
May 9, 2010
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Jax
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Is that the one that gave a lot of people blood clots? I remember it touted that it could reduce the number of periods to 3 to 4 times a year, which I know my doctor told my sister that was not good when she would only have that many without using the pill.
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4:07 pm
May 8, 2010
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Lori
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OMG! Is she okay now? I thought they had taken that stuff off the market! I am with the other posters how do they get this junk through the FDA?
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10:05 pm
May 7, 2010
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ByronL
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Wow, that stinks…. I have heard some nightmare stories about it. I wonder how it ever got on the market. I will make sure my daughter never gets that kind of birth control! Scary! I hope she is ok now.
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11:21 am
April 29, 2010
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Belinda
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My sister-in-law was rushed to the hospital Monday night because the entire left side of her body went numb. Turns out it was from her birth control – Yaz. What a scary experience…and she's only 25 years old. That Yaz stuff has a really bad reputation.
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