In a book for abortion clinic workers on counseling abortion minded women, it gives the example of Jasmine, a woman who is not interested in learning about birth control after her abortion:
“It became more and more of a battle with each method of contraception being rejected. There was no way Jasmine could discuss condoms with her boyfriend; the pill was out of the question as it could be discovered. At one point during the consultation the doctor nearly ended up agreeing that maybe abortion was the only form of ‘birth control’ that was practical.”
Joanna Brien, Ida Fairbairn Pregnancy and Abortion Counseling (London: Routledge, 1996) 14
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