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The 130 percent - in their own words

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by Sam Stroozas

9 episodes
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The birth control implant was introduced in the 80s and has since evolved into a dependable method. Yet some users experience horrible side effects that other users never encounter. All medicine comes with risks but in the understudied field of women's health, not all risks are worth it. I spoke with eight birth control implant users about their journey with the birth control implant and the age-old question, is this the best we get? Merck, the owner of Nexplanon refrained to comment. This podcast is part of a larger written project about the implant. Edited and produced by Sam Stroozas.

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8/18/2021

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August 23, 2021

Episode Eight: Alyssa

21-year-old Alyssa Tomchek still uses the implant as her birth control method, but not without going through a usual event in the process. Her first implant got stuck in her arm so before it was set to expire, her doctor put in a second one, a direct violation of the FDA recommendations for dosage.

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August 23, 2021

Episode Seven: Shannon

Shannon Owens was 29-years-old when she asked her doctor for a hysterectomy for her severe vaginal hemorrhaging. He told her no and that she, a gay woman, would change her mind about having children. She never did. 15 years later, Shannon has had eight implants to cope with her condition, with the last two migrating.

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August 23, 2021

Episode Six: Kayleigh

23-year-old Kayleigh Marshall was finishing her last year of college when she developed Idiopathic Intracranial Hypertension. Her future plans derailed and she had to get brain surgery during the COVID-19 pandemic - she attributes this all to her implant.

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What is The 130 percent - in their own words?

The birth control implant was introduced in the 80s and has since evolved into a dependable method. Yet some users experience horrible side effects that other users never encounter. All medicine comes with risks but in the understudied field of women's health, not all risks are worth it. I spoke with eight birth control implant users about their journey with the birth control implant and the age-old question, is this the best we get? Merck, the owner of Nexplanon refrained to comment. This podcast is part of a larger written project about the implant. Edited and produced by Sam Stroozas.

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