“We have started a grassroots movement to get an unsafe medical device off the market. Our fight to get PMA revoked from Essure is gaining rapid traction.” The amazing women of Essure Problems are hitting the road to DC to lobby for the revocation of Bayer’s pre-emption status for its dangerous Essure “permanent” birth control.
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On Monday, November 9th, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a ruling that in the words of one of the justices herself “renders the protections of the Fourth Amendment hollow.” The case in question, Mullenix v. Luna, involves the 2010 killing of Israel Leija, Jr., by Texas Department of Public Safety officer Chadrin Mullenix. Fleeing officers
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This video is a small sampling of a subset of patients who were implanted with Bayer’s Essure “permanent” birth control device. The known subset totals 24,000 women and counting. Those women who haven’t gone public or who may not even know that Essure is the source of their problems, aren’t included in that number.
Despite evidence to the contrary (24,000+ women’s stories), doctors are still promoting Bayer’s Essure “permanent” birth control device. This video is not, as one would expect, from the early days of Essure. It was published last year. In it, the doctor states that Essure is 100% effective as a contraceptive. Not even Bayer says that!
This video is two years old. Two. Years. Since then, the death toll (known to me at the time of writing) is seven. This doesn’t count women who have taken their own lives rather than continue to suffer. Two. Years. In that time, Bayer continues it’s canned responses and the FDA held a hearing. That’s pretty much
Red Reynolds shows us her E-journey: life before, during and after Essure. Bayer may cite studies trumpeting Essure’s safety (hint: Bayer PAID for those studies, they weren’t independent!), but this video shows what Essure can and is doing to women’s bodies and lives. Watch it now!
Brigham & Women’s Hospital thinks its appropriate to bully those who speak out against dangerous medical devices and procedures. Guess what? I think it’s appropriate to point out this unacceptable behavior. This post contains a call to action from two doctors – one also a patient – asking for assistance. Please lend your voice.
While most of us know that Rep. Mike Fitzpatrick introduced the “E-Free Act” on Wednesday, there are some who may not have heard his speech. When passed, the E-Free Act will bring an end to Essure, Bayer’s “permanent” birth control device and allow injured women to take legal action.