Abortion Drones for Poland

[crazyforkate]

That sounds like a rock band, but seriously, this seems to be happening. I'm in favour of the work this group does generally, but I do wonder how accurate their claim is that they can't face legal consequences for this. Seems like Poland could get mighty huffy over this kind of stunt.

http://time.com/3931416/poland-abortion ... -on-waves/

[polecat]

If "inducing miscarriage" is not illegal under Polish law, one would think the drugs would already be legal.

[Columbia]

Are they just handing these pills out willy-nilly without any pre-screening, or medical check-ups, or follow up care? That hardly sounds pro-woman. That sounds dangerous.

[CaptainFunderpants]

Are they just handing these pills out willy-nilly without any pre-screening, or medical check-ups, or follow up care? That hardly sounds pro-woman. That sounds dangerous.

So is a full term birth or sticking a coat hanger up your hoo-hah.

[Irishy]

Are they just handing these pills out willy-nilly without any pre-screening, or medical check-ups, or follow up care? That hardly sounds pro-woman. That sounds dangerous.

They recommend you inform at least one person of what you are doing so they may keep an eye on you. You can present at a hospital claiming miscarriage and there is no way of telling if you've taken the drugs. Also, you keep in contact with a doctor via email throughout the process and beyond. It's far from ideal, but it's all that's available in Ireland right now and not even... Customs seize the packages so often that Women on Web now ship to Northern Ireland only and you must make the long drive to collect. Not always practicable.