Coronavirus Is Making It Harder for People to Obtain Birth Control

People are losing their jobs.  Students are leaving school.  How will they access contraceptives?

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– News covered by Quincy Quarry News with commentary added.

Coronavirus Is making it harder for people to obtain birth control.

In turn, is a baby boom on the horizon?

After all, the New York blackout of 1977 as well as many other such major disruptions of normal life which have left people housebound have been followed by spikes in births nine months later.

For people relying on prescribed birth control, the Coronavirus pandemic can subject them to navigating a complicated maze to obtain their prescribed birth control product – ranging from transferring prescriptions to new providers to how to pay for their birth control after losing their jobs and thus also their insurance coverage to limits on stockpiling prescribed birth control product to the very real possibility of disrupted supply chains a la what has been the case with toilet paper, hand sanitizer, and even ketchup.

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After all, already Quincy Quarry has received reports from as far away as Manila that even the humble jimmie wrapper is in short supply.

Granted, perhaps social distancing will thwart the surge to merge for some; however, shut-in couples can only stream so much video until something steamy gets them all hot and bothered.

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