The directions inside the birth control case. Every case of birth control has a booklet of directions explaining how to use it. In this booklet it presents the side effects, such as cramps, longer and shorter periods, and maybe even danger to where you may not be able to get pregnant it also explains when to stop taking it when you want to start trying to get pregnant. The book of directions also explains the safety of it and other ways it may be helping you for example people get on birth control a lot of the time to help with their skin. I think this book of directions will be a huge jump for me on my research paper, it has a lot of good information that I will need to use.
Birth Control directions
Selling Anxiety: There are thousands of scares on birth control and the place that you usually hear them is on the news. This book Selling Anxiety explains how the news media scares women. It tells you stories that may have been heard and if they are myths or not. It also explains why in the past they had banded birth control for awhile and why they had decided to bring it back. Selling anxiety will give me a lot of information on why the media “blames the pill” this book will supply a lot of good information that I will need to help answer my research question.
Rivers, Caryl. Selling Anxiety: How the News Media Scares Women. New England: University P, 2007. 131-133.
Planned Parent Hood: This website is a great resource for information on birth control. This website tells me how often someone should take it, the side effects, what it does and does not protect, and how much it costs. There are a variety of bitch controls that you can take for example there is a pill, a patch, a shot, and it even talks about abstinence. I think this website has a lot of information that will help me collect information on birth control and some important facts that I may need.
Planned Parenthood Birth Control." Planned Parenthood. 2008. Federation of America. 01 Apr. 2008
Women’s Health (1): This is a website based on how birth control affects pregnancy. Since this is the websites focus there is a lot of information specifically towards my research question. In this website you will find when you should stop taking birth control when trying to get pregnant. It also explains what might happen if one did take birth control and couldn’t get pregnant it gives some facts on what to do. This website will be very helpful with my research because it is directed toward my topic.
Birth Control Pill FAQ: Benefits, Risks and Choices." Women's Health. 08 Feb. 2008. Mayo Clinic. 2 Apr. 2008
Women’s Health (2): There is another website which women’s health has created that I also found helpful. This website tells you the effects of all the different pills that they have made. It also explains how likely it is to get pregnant if you miss the pill. I like this kind of facts because it is something that I would like to include in to my paper because it is very important to know.
Birth Control Pill FAQ: Benefits, Risks and Choices." Women's Health. 08 Feb. 2008. Mayo Clinic. 2 Apr. 2008
Side Effects and Safety: This site explains all the side effects that you get while being on the pill. It also explains some risks that might occur and talks a little about pregnancy. I do not think this site will be that involved in my paper but it does have some information that I will need to know about, so it is a good web site to use.
"Side Effects and Safety." Lybrel. 2008. Wyeth. 6 Apr. 2008
Over View: Types of Birth Control: Knowing about all the different kinds of birth control will be a big jump start in this paper because there are so many different types. For example, the pill, the patch, the shit, a ring, this is just a few and at this site it explains all of them and their side effects it also explains why everyone is so effective against pregnancy and how it affects it.
"Overview: Type of Birth Control." American Pregnency. 07 Jan. 2008. American Pregnency Association. 6 Apr. 2008
Getting Pregnant after stopping birth control: This web site I found might not be very source full, but, after I started reading it, I recognized a lot of the information coming from other sites. This site really had the information about how to stop taking the birth control if you are trying to get pregnant.
"Getting Pregnent After Stopping Birth Control." Health Wise. 2008. Health Wise. 6 Apr. 2008
"Getting Pregnent After Stopping Birth Control." Health Wise. 2008. Health Wise. 6 Apr. 2008
"Frequently Asked Questions." Womens Health. Jan. 2008. 6 Apr. 2008
1 comment:
Jamie,
The research question is looking better. Do you want to look at the age at which these women start BC, or simply look at women who have taken it for two years or more?
With the annotations, please put the bibliographic entry first, followed with the annotation itself. Planned Parenthood's website would not be considered an academic source. Woman's Health is also not an academic source. Please find academic sources for the bib. Books and peer reviewed journals, medical pamphlets and study findings all work as academic sources. Websites and popular magazines do not work for this assignment. I should have mentioned this earlier. See me with questions.
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