The pregnancy prescription: ‘I was told a baby might cure my chronic pain. I was sold a lie’
It is true that a pregnancy taken to term does cure some to many of those wimmins’ bits problems. It is not true that it works for everyone.
Someone advising you on probabilities is not lying if it does not then work out.
Has she even given a thought to the plight of poor trans women given exactly the same advice by their caring and well-trained doctors who are still unable to get pregnant? I think not.
Even the quote says ‘might’ Not will.
First line of the report says would:
This is probably journalists not understanding the conditional and thinking would/could/might/may are synonyms. See also Brexit and could spend £350bn on NHS.
Tbf, I’ve been telling women my penis is the cure for what ails them for donkey’s.
The NHS ought to get it with both barrels in the comments; yet they all manage to miss, and blame the patriarchy instead. For example:
Radiologists and consultants never miss such things in men, of course.
And the grauniad didn’t censor that part about private healthcare being superior to the envy of the world?
So…. men don’t have spines and skin? Medical issues with spines and skin is “wimmens medicine”?
“Have two of these and call me in the morning.”