Family planning

I REFER to Evelyn Ring’s article (Irish Examiner, April 28) concerning Dr Linda Papadopoulos’s survey on Irish women’s approach to birth control. She states that there is a lot of room for improvement.

Sat, 22 May, 2004 - 01:00

Indeed there is, as neither the survey nor Ms Ring's article made any reference to natural family planning.

All other forms of birth control are forbidden by the law of God. They endanger a woman's health and even cause the death of an unborn baby. On the other hand, natural family planning enriches the lives of married couples the only ones who should be concerned about family planning in the first place.

Alice Creaton,

66, Clonard Road

Crumlin

Dublin 12.

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