I live in Canada and am wondering how I can get birth control. Do I need to make an appointment with a doctor? I don't have one so i'm confused about how I can go about this..
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Yes you need a doctor. You would need to find a family doctor to be on file with. The best bet would be to ask your mom who her GP doc is and ask if they are accepting new patients. Since you are Canadian you can also google your provincial college of physicians and surgeons website. Each province has all doctors registered on those websites as well where they are located and whether or not they are accepting new patients.There are those who believe that dictionaries should not merely reflect the times but also protect English from the mindless assaults of the trendy. -
Thank you for the information! =)Comment
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you dont need a doctor specially if your mom didnt want you on birth control there are places called plan parent hood that you can get on.but im not sure if theres one around youComment
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