The Patients Speak
Read Original Comments from Waiting Room
Diaries
"Guys come and
go, but AIDS and STD's last forever."
"Planned Parenthood is a great
place to come. I'm 20 years old and I can go to any doctor I
want (I do have insurance). I choose Planned Parenthood
because the staff is kind and caring. I've been coming here
since I'm 14 years old. I would never change my
doctor. Thanks for being so nice, keep up the good work.
Thank you."
"I'm 36 years old and
have 2 girls, 13 & 9, and three stepchildren, 18, 16, and
9. Having a large family is hard work and very difficult, but
I have my wife and all my children. I'm here with my 16 year
old stepdaughter. I want her to be aware and to wait to have
sex, but I also want to be safe using condoms and getting a shot
that protects her for 3 months. If something (sex) does occur,
I don't want her to get a disease or pregnant, she has the rest of
her life ahead of her. There will be a time for sex, and there
will be a time for children."
"Hey Everyone!
I just want to say always
be careful and always use protection! You will never
know how scary it is to think you might have an STD or even
AIDS! I always used to think that it couldn't happen to me
or anyone I know - boy, did I hit reality real fast! My best
friend of 12 years got tested positive for the HIV virus!
She only has another 6-8 months to live! She was my life and
I will never forget her and always miss her! PLAY IT SAFE."
"I just wanted to say
thank you Planned Parenthood for being so patient with me, always
caring with kind of problem."
"Hi, I'm 23 years
old. I have a 4 year old son, a 3 year old daughter, and a 1
year old daughter.
I've read through this book and some things really bother me...I'm
not going to tell you anything about condoms or birth control because
no matter how old or young you are, you already know and have
heard it 100 times. Instead, let me explain my days and
nights to you.
I'm up every morning by
6:30-7:00. To start, I have a 4 year old with an attitude
problem and a very bad temper. He gets on the bus for Head
Start at 7:55. At this time, I have to put 3 children in my
car to go to catch the bus. I have a screaming 3 year old
because she doesn't like to go to bed. I come back home to a
messy house. My girls are hungry so I feed them, bathe them,
dress them. Usually by then my son's bus is coming so I wake
up my 1 year old, screaming because I had to wake her up.
Get my son and collect a stating my son won't stop hitting and he
has an attitude (like I didn't know this) and go home to clean my
house with a miserable 3 year old because she can't get her own
way. Before you know it, it's supper time and I have again 3
screaming kids!
After supper, it's bath and
PJ time at 8:00, it's bed time at 11:00. I maybe will go to
bed, if I'm lucky. My 3 year old hates to sleep.
That's an easy day. Can you imagine what I go through going
to the store? Do you have any idea how much "cute"
clothes cost?
It's not easy.
It's not fun.
It's not a game!"
"This is my 1st time
here. I was scared but I am not anymore. They are really
nice people. They listen to you and answer questions. I
brought a friend with me and she thought they were very nice.
they help you feel good about yourself. I would recommend any
girl or woman to come here. They are great people.
Thank you Planned
Parenthood."
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