Sunday, February 12, 2012

Clarification

The Obama Administration is using the "preventative care" mandates of the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act to force religious people to provide morally objectionable contraceptive, abortifacients, and sterilization procedures in direct contradiction of the tenets of their faiths.

Perhaps it's time to review what Preventative Care is and isn't.


The National Library of Science defines Preventative Care as referring to "measures taken to prevent diseases,(or injuries) rather than curing them or treating their symptoms."

Let me simplify this a bit for you:

This is a disease  (Cholera)



This is not a disease.


This is a disease  (Measles)

This is not a disease.




This is a disease (Small Pox)


This is not a disease.



This is Preventative Care


This is NOT!







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11 comments:

Rebecca said...

Amen. Amen. Amen.

(And a special thank-you from my infertile heart for the last one!)

Danya @ He Adopted Me First said...

You nailed it girl! Love it!

Sew said...

Ummmmm Yeah!!!!!!!!

Just another suburban mom. said...

Like times a thousand!

Anonymous said...

I love this picture edition for those who don't like to read a lot.



Oh I prayed for your daughter while you await more appointments with doctors. I hope her swollen knee is better and that she never has another swollen joint in her life.

Lena

Lena said...

Is that baby in the bear suit yours?

What an adorable picture! The sweetness just jumps out of the computer screen.

Lena (again)

Leila @ Little Catholic Bubble said...

So reasonably and rationally TRUE. Thank you!!

Beth (A Mom's Life) said...

Preach it, girl! Preach it!

aka the Mom said...

Lena - That is not my sweet baby, but if he wanted to move here we wouldn't say no.

Anonymous said...

Wow! I think I needed a picture illustration on my blog! I know a Catholic at church who doesn't get it and an old aquaintance from high school who didn't get it. I may have to copy your idea! Love it! As my son tells me, "Do you always have to make my look bad?" ;-)
Laurie

Packrat said...

Thank you and AMEN.