I was not aware that women like this existed in my state. I am so thrilled that I am considering driving an hour and a half JUST so that she can be my vagina doctor. It would be an honor to receive a pap smear from this lady
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Lilly Filler is amazing thanks Heidi for sharing!!!!!!!!!! Let’s Unite!
She gives a simple common sense approach to a growing problem in SC, teen pregnancy. We need to teach girls to be wise, and to be careful. Why is that such a hard thing to convey?
Awesome post. The best part is ‘wearing a seat belt doesn’t promote fast driving’
Knowledge is power.
Knowledge is knowing the difference between good and bad.
if only society would embrace knowledge as a foundation rather than religion, it would be a vastly different world.
“To wear a seat belt doesn’t mean that we’re promoting fast driving. To wear a seat belt means that we’re going to protect you in the situation where you might get hurt.”
The best analogy, possibly ever. Such a calm, rational perspective on teen sexuality and pregnancy prevention. We need more people like this!
Yes! Yes! Yes! Love it and sharing the link with everyone.
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Thanks for sharing Heidi!
This is the sort of thing I’ve been telling my daughters for years despite the fact my ex wife tends towards the exact opposite approach. (note: anecdotal evidence that divorce can be powerful and positive). :)
Makes me wish I had a uterus so I could join you in that pap smear. That is one awesome medical professional. Wish we had more like her!