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wondering about my friend


Question Posted Sunday January 28 2007, 7:51 pm

I was just wondering, I think my friend wants to talk to her doctor about being sexually active, but shes really worried that her mom will find out, and get upset. How do I show her that it's important to go to the doctor and get the information about birth control etc. without her having to worry that her mom will find out and get upset. My friend is 15/female.
Thanks,
Angie91
I wasnt sure which category to put this in. Sorry

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FreshmanGeek23 answered Sunday January 28 2007, 9:18 pm:
The law is no matter what age, whatever you say to your doctor in confidence is kept between the patient and the doctor. =] Hope that helps?

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