Great, now Florida is trying to pass a law similiar to Oklahoma's. Well this one is "nicer" because it will allow women to opt out of actually seeing the ultrasound if they sign a waiver. They still have to hear a description.
I have to stay away from the online comments there are a bunch of people trying to justify this as "informed consent".
Here's a stupid logistical question about laws like that. Who is paying for the ultrasound?
I just made homemade wontons (with wrappers from a package) and they are so easy and good! Why did we never try this before?
I have no idea. This measure was tacked on to something else so it looks like it has a chance to pass. I hope not.
I think I read somewhere that the OK law requires the woman to pay for her own ultrasound.
I just made homemade wontons (with wrappers from a package) and they are so easy and good! Why did we never try this before?
I don't know, but feel free to bring some samples out here in a few weeks.
I think I read somewhere that the OK law requires the woman to pay for her own ultrasound.
That shit is whack. Well, the whole thing is of course, but, what if you can't? They aren't cheap.
Here's a stupid logistical question about laws like that. Who is paying for the ultrasound?
I'm pretty sure the ultrasound is already a mandatory part of the procedure so the doctor knows gestational age and position. It's the "makin' ya look at it" that's new.
I just ate them all. I am, frankly, not sure anyone else in the family got enough to count as dinner. I only feel slightly guilty about this.
It was super easy. I diced some onion, tatsoi, and leftover port roast and sauteed it up in peanut oil, with a spoonful of minced ginger from a jar and some soy sauce. The wrappers are Nasoya brand, from Kroger, in the tofu area. Put a small teaspoonful of the filling in the middle, brush the wrapper with water and close, then brush along the edge and fold in half so they make a little boat/hat. Eve was able to do all this part, it is that easy. Then mr. flea fried them in less than 1/4 inch of peanut oil, less than a minute on a side, just until they brown.
It's the "makin' ya look at it" that's new.
That, and requiring the doctor to do the ultrasound vaginally.