• @DBVegas@lemmygrad.ml
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    122 years ago

    We need universal healthcare yesterday, people do the same thing at Starbucks to get IVF coverage because so few places offer that.

    • FossilPoet
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      92 years ago

      My workplace offers it alongside surrogacy and adoption support, and of course I feel compelled to stay long enough to utilize one of the three if it’s necessary despite dogshit treatment. I don’t know why this isn’t at the top of the average American’s list of priorities.

    • Marxism-FennekinismOP
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      2 years ago

      The issues with (lack of) access to fertility treatment and access to abortion both stem from the same misogynistic ideologies.

      Both are anti-woman, and aim to undermine their right to reproductive autonomy, plain and simple. (And the Catholic “only men can be clergy” Church is staunchly against both, surprise surprise)

  • @mmhmm@lemmy.ml
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    52 years ago

    “Benefits” in the US are best described as golden handcuffs. Generations have been trapped in undervalued work so they can visit a doctor and collect a pension

    • Marxism-FennekinismOP
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      52 years ago

      I’m surprised that Bezos hasn’t caught wind of this and tried to buy a fertility clinic and launch Amazon Prime Insemination

      • @redtea@lemmygrad.ml
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        42 years ago

        I think there was a post around here a few weeks ago, saying Amazon had bought a medical company / facility.

        I wouldn’t be surprised if your joke was close to the truth.