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@4NDJMDGAnswersSocial IssuesPlanned Parenthood Funding4yrs ago

No because of the selling of fetal body parts and the fact that the funding goes directly back to the Democratic Party

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 @SincerelyLaurenn from Minnesota disagreed…4yrs4Y

Planned Parenthood isn’t simply for abortions. My mom had 5 miscarriages before having me. Those cost $10,000 each unless you want to pee out a dead baby, which is very traumatizing. Planned Parenthood makes things like that more affordable as well as birth control, which I use to regulate my periods and save myself from cramps. Before birth control, some cramps were so bad I missed weeks of school and had to be hospitalized. If you take away the idea of Planned Parenthood entirely, it makes like living hell for women who have these struggles.

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