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(Boston Herald) Asinine Mom of nine children: "I was sterilized against my will"   (bostonherald.com) divider line 759
More: Asinine, Tessa Savicki, Max Borten, medical history, Herald, shouting, Michael P. Plevyak, birth control, implants  
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2010-01-04 01:51:45 AM
I was kind of like, well damn that sounds really messed up, until:

"Savicki has nine children from several men, is unemployed and relies on public assistance for two of the four children who live with her."

Yeah, STFU, I really do not care.
 
2010-01-04 01:58:11 AM
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"Savicki has nine children from several men, is unemployed and relies on public assistance for two of the four children who live with her.""mhuckins: I was kind of like, well damn that sounds really messed up, until:

"Savicki has nine children from several men, is unemployed and relies on public assistance for two of the four children who live with her."

Yeah, STFU, I really do not care.


Pretty much this.
 
2010-01-04 02:23:39 AM
Good!
 
BOZ
2010-01-04 03:09:31 AM
They were about 10 years too late with that sterilization it sounds like.
 
2010-01-04 03:29:30 AM
I thought this went green earlier.

But anyway.

Sew that sh*t shut.
 
2010-01-04 03:32:16 AM
Is it too late to solder a cork in that gape-gina she's got too?
 
2010-01-04 03:37:05 AM
Let's assume for the moment that the story fairly represents the raw facts of the case. I wonder how some Farkers would feel if they had gone into the hospital expecting to get their dicks circumicised but woke up afterwards instead with their balls cut off. Would they have no right to complain just because they might be poor and on disability? Generally you want doctors to perform authorized procedures, not ones you didn't sign up for. That's kinda the whole basis of doctor/patient relationships in modern health care.
 
2010-01-04 03:39:36 AM
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Approves.

/Obligatory
 
2010-01-04 03:40:08 AM
Somacandra: Let's assume for the moment that the story fairly represents the raw facts of the case. I wonder how some Farkers would feel if they had gone into the hospital expecting to get their dicks circumicised but woke up afterwards instead with their balls cut off. Would they have no right to complain just because they might be poor and on disability? Generally you want doctors to perform authorized procedures, not ones you didn't sign up for. That's kinda the whole basis of doctor/patient relationships in modern health care.

That's just ridiculous. Who goes in for a circumcision? I mean really?
 
2010-01-04 03:44:35 AM
Ender's: That's just ridiculous. Who goes in for a circumcision? I mean really?

i49.tinypic.com

Just in case.... (new window)
 
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2010-01-04 03:49:47 AM
Yeah, sounds like they were late on that.
 
2010-01-04 03:51:42 AM
Somacandra: Ender's: That's just ridiculous. Who goes in for a circumcision? I mean really?



Just in case.... (new window)


Ok, except for THOSE guys, I mean, who goes in for a circumcision? Really?
 
2010-01-04 03:53:54 AM
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Tessa Savicki, shown above in her Springfield home with children,
from left, Destiny Tirado, Jassalyn Tirado, Julian Torres-Lebron and Manuel Flores
is suing Baystate Medical Center.


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2010-01-04 04:05:04 AM
I'd do her
 
2010-01-04 04:05:04 AM
Ender's: Ok, except for THOSE guys, I mean, who goes in for a circumcision? Really?

Uh....your Mom?
 
2010-01-04 04:07:06 AM
log_jammin: I'd do her

Of course you would, log_jammin. You'd show up and be all "My manager says there is something wrong with eine kable...."
 
2010-01-04 04:08:44 AM
wait....now i cant stop giggling at this..."Savicki is suing Drs. Michael P. Plevyak and James Kuo Chang Wang".

Isn't Kuo Chang Wang the name of an international super villain?
 
2010-01-04 04:08:48 AM
Somacandra: Uh....your Mom?

Ok, so no one? I only have two dads and a test tube, so nyah!!
 
2010-01-04 04:12:23 AM
Somacandra: log_jammin: I'd do her

Of course you would, log_jammin. You'd show up and be all "My manager says there is something wrong with eine kable...."


I think with her you just have to say "Hi. I have a penis".
 
2010-01-04 04:21:45 AM
Who the hell is this Will guy, and why is he going around sterilizing people?
 
2010-01-04 04:28:10 AM
Question: Did the people have a choice about supporting her kids?
 
2010-01-04 04:31:06 AM
Ender's: Question: Did the people have a choice about supporting her kids?

yes. they could not pay taxes.
 
2010-01-04 04:39:00 AM
It really sucks having a procedure done against your will, or any other medical fark up - see the instances of the wrong side of the body being operated on. Just 'cause it was your uterus doesn't make it any more special than any other fark up...
 
2010-01-04 05:03:02 AM
Whatever it takes.
 
2010-01-04 05:04:29 AM
FTFA:
A 35-year-old mother of nine is suing a Springfield hospital, three doctors and two nurses, claiming they permanently sterilized her against her will, violating her reproductive rights, according to a lawsuit filed in Superior Court.

Tessa Savicki, who has nine children aged 3 to 21, claims doctors were supposed to implant an intrauterine device, which is a type of reversible birth control, after she delivered a son, Manuel Flores, on Dec. 19, 2006, at Baystate Medical Center.


Someone sure got busy pretty early in life.
 
2010-01-04 05:06:22 AM
You know who else sterilized people against their will?

That's right, this guy:
Link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberto_Fujimori
 
2010-01-04 05:06:41 AM
what a parasite

good.
 
2010-01-04 05:08:45 AM
Somacandra: Let's assume for the moment that the story fairly represents the raw facts of the case. I wonder how some Farkers would feel if they had gone into the hospital expecting to get their dicks circumicised but woke up afterwards instead with their balls cut off. Would they have no right to complain just because they might be poor and on disability? Generally you want doctors to perform authorized procedures, not ones you didn't sign up for. That's kinda the whole basis of doctor/patient relationships in modern health care.

Totally different. She wasn't maimed in a way that she can no longer function sexually, she was just altered in a way so that she can't reproduce anymore.

A better comparison would be going in for a vasectomy and having them do it in a way that it can't ever be reversed.
 
2010-01-04 05:09:07 AM
Somacandra: Let's assume for the moment that the story fairly represents the raw facts of the case. I wonder how some Farkers would feel if they had gone into the hospital expecting to get their dicks circumicised but woke up afterwards instead with their balls cut off. Would they have no right to complain just because they might be poor and on disability? Generally you want doctors to perform authorized procedures, not ones you didn't sign up for. That's kinda the whole basis of doctor/patient relationships in modern health care.



Your analogy is incorrect. A tubal ligation in a woman is the equivalent of a vasectomy in a man. Removal of the testicles would severely fark up the body's hormonal balance, and could even result in the loss of sexual function and desire altogether. Again, tubal ligation is like a vasectomy...Everything's still there, and works, except no babies will fall out.

This woman is legally right. Her reproductive rights were violated, and she's probably going to win. Morally, however, she is a piece of dogshiat, and I'm only sorry that the doctors didn't get to her much sooner.
 
2010-01-04 05:10:42 AM
Somacandra: Let's assume for the moment that the story fairly represents the raw facts of the case. I wonder how some Farkers would feel if they had gone into the hospital expecting to get their dicks circumicised but woke up afterwards instead with their balls cut off. Would they have no right to complain just because they might be poor and on disability? Generally you want doctors to perform authorized procedures, not ones you didn't sign up for. That's kinda the whole basis of doctor/patient relationships in modern health care.

Horribly false analogy. For one thing, removing balls would be permanent disfigurement. She had already opted for sterilization and got a bit more than she bargained for. This is more attune to a rapist being forcibly chemically castrated.
 
2010-01-04 05:11:09 AM
Somacandra: log_jammin: I'd do her

Of course you would, log_jammin. You'd show up and be all "My manager says there is something wrong with eine kable...."


Pretty sure the line is "deine (your) kable", not "eine (one) kable".

/Another nit masterfully picked!

And yeah, what was done to this poor woman is both right and wrong. Why didn't she voluntarily have it done? And who thought it was their place to do it? Clown car patient's rights welfare queen nazi state blah blah bla etaoin qwerty loren ipsum derpy derpy doo.
 
2010-01-04 05:11:26 AM
Well, if she wins the lawsuit, I'm sure she'll be able to support her kids off welfare, at least for a few years.

And anybody who says that its a good thing is pretty much an asshole. If the hospital farked up this big, then she is owed and owed bigtime.
 
2010-01-04 05:12:10 AM
I'd consider hitting it.
 
2010-01-04 05:13:06 AM
FarkLordOfTheSith: FTFA:
A 35-year-old mother of nine is suing a Springfield hospital, three doctors and two nurses, claiming they permanently sterilized her against her will, violating her reproductive rights, according to a lawsuit filed in Superior Court.

Tessa Savicki, who has nine children aged 3 to 21, claims doctors were supposed to implant an intrauterine device, which is a type of reversible birth control, after she delivered a son, Manuel Flores, on Dec. 19, 2006, at Baystate Medical Center.

Someone sure got busy pretty early in life.


This...13 and pregnant...nice...
 
2010-01-04 05:14:06 AM
Sh*t, Farkers, sieg heil much? Totally reprehensible for these doctors to sterilize someone against their will. Period.
 
2010-01-04 05:14:34 AM
No_One_Special: loren ipsum

Who's she?
 
2010-01-04 05:15:06 AM
TFA: "...violating her reproductive rights..."

Um, wha? Since when does one have a freaking reproductive right? From the sound of it she got what was best for the doctors and taxpayers both...
 
2010-01-04 05:15:20 AM
Hmmm....I wonder if that could actually be implemented. If you receive aid from the state to support yourself and children you must either prove you are on birth control or get some type of procedure done to preventing you from having more kids. The state will help support disadvantaged families, but not baby factories who just want to be permanent wards of the state.
 
2010-01-04 05:15:41 AM
If true it's totally reprehensible, but this story stinks to high heaven.
 
2010-01-04 05:15:47 AM
1lastcall: Sh*t, Farkers, sieg heil much? Totally reprehensible for these doctors to sterilize someone against their will. Period.

It was an accident.
 
2010-01-04 05:16:53 AM
I'm not saying what was done is right (it wasn't, at least legally) but it's a sick, sad world we live in in which reproduction is considered a right rather than a responsibility.
 
2010-01-04 05:17:18 AM
FTA
Savicki has nine children from several men, is unemployed and relies on public assistance for two of the four children who live with her...

She had her first child at 13 and dropped out of high school in the ninth grade...

"It's not like I'm jumping from guy to guy to guy to get pregnant," she said.


General Welfare-1
Angry Lady-0

/Good game everyone
 
2010-01-04 05:18:27 AM
I bet her kids grow up to be a pack of winners.
 
2010-01-04 05:19:11 AM
"That's my choice. This is my body."


Yea but it's our money you DUMB coont. Not to mention the crappy living conditions I'm sure you are bringing up the kids in. Stupid biatch.

And also, whoever keeps banging this chick, shame on you! Stop drinking.
 
2010-01-04 05:19:48 AM
Nimnom: 1lastcall: Sh*t, Farkers, sieg heil much? Totally reprehensible for these doctors to sterilize someone against their will. Period.

It was an accident.


Where are you coming up with that theory???

Nimnom: She had already opted for sterilization

Uh, no. She had chosen an IUD, a totally reversible implanted birth control device.
 
2010-01-04 05:20:21 AM
Iczer: TFA: "...violating her reproductive rights..."

Um, wha? Since when does one have a freaking reproductive right? From the sound of it she got what was best for the doctors and taxpayers both...


9th amendment.

My first thought was that she fulfilled her right to reproduce a long, long time ago.
 
2010-01-04 05:20:45 AM
Ender's: Somacandra: Ender's: That's just ridiculous. Who goes in for a circumcision? I mean really?



Just in case.... (new window)

Ok, except for THOSE guys, I mean, who goes in for a circumcision? Really?


People who didn't get circumcised as a baby? There are studies that show some potential health benefits of being circumcised. Uncircumcised adults may decide to do it. Like STD risks.

I believe the most frequent surgery a urologist does is adult circumcision.
 
2010-01-04 05:24:46 AM
No Hero tag?
 
2010-01-04 05:25:46 AM
Inge420: FTA
Savicki has nine children from several men, is unemployed and relies on public assistance for two of the four children who live with her...

She had her first child at 13 and dropped out of high school in the ninth grade...

"It's not like I'm jumping from guy to guy to guy to get pregnant," she said.

/i>

And yet that's what continues to occur. After the first three, it should be pretty damn obvious you are as fertile as bunny and you might want to ensure that birth control is on both sides because apparently a guy can look at you cross-eyed and you will get pregnant.

 
2010-01-04 05:26:29 AM
gund: People who didn't get circumcised as a baby? There are studies that show some potential health benefits of being circumcised. Uncircumcised adults may decide to do it. Like STD risks.

I believe the most frequent surgery a urologist does is adult circumcision.


Ok, except for THOSE people, I mean, who goes in for a circumcision? Really?
 
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