Why this Catholic health care development is a game-changer for women

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Omaha, Neb., Jul 24, 2015 / 03:04 am (CNA/EWTN News).- With the hope of providing authentic and ethical health care for women, Dr. Thomas Hilgers, creator of Natural Procreative Technology, has worked for decades to establish a medical network that studies, understands, and treats the female fertility cycle.
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Assisted by his wife, Sue, and two nurses, K. Diane Daly and Ann Prebil, this group has been working together since 1976.
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“What we’ve developed, in effect, is a professional delivery system for Catholic reproductive health services, which not only involves family planning services, but also the whole variety of women’s health issues. This has all come out of our research in the last 39 years,” Hilgers told CNA.
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May powerful angels protect them from any threats that seek to thwart their efforts!
 
TCEL said:
I’m a believer. It helped me with my cycles.
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Nice to know. No longer an issue for me. When I was younger I never did have regular cycles. I was actually hospitalized during one of my menstrual periods for suspected appendicitis. Thankfully it was negative.
 
DebChris said:
Nice to know. No longer an issue for me. When I was younger I never did have regular cycles. I was actually hospitalized during one of my menstrual periods for suspected appendicitis. Thankfully it was negative.
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So sorry to hear that! Someone else I know had the same thing happen.
 
TCEL said:
So sorry to hear that! Someone else I know had the same thing happen.
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It was years ago. I worked shipping so the first thing that was checked was to make sure that I didn’t have a hernia. Naturally when I was sent for an ultrasound, the assumption was that I was pregnant, which of course I wasn’t.
There are different types of ultrasounds. People naturally only think of the one type.
And of course, because I would skip months I generally answered the same question from doctors, “Are you sure?”
 
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