That's right, it's about affordable/accessible healthcare. It's great seeing that message build up steam.
"... invisible implant in her arm, fully covered by insurance. It will last at least three years and be more than 99 percent effective at preventing pregnancy."
A 40 yr old woman I'm acquainted with is (finally) recovering from drug and alcohol abuse and never worked a day in her life because of it. Gave birth to 5 kids, first one at age 13. She has only cared for her youngest, currently age 7, and that was touch and go. The others were sent to foster care/some adopted and one lived with her dad until he was incarcerated. She was 13 at the time and sexually active. I knew her 2 yrs prior through a mentorship program.
Before her 14th birthday, she willingly had Nexplanon inserted in her arm. She works after school and will attend college in fall...already not a statistic like her mom and hopefully won't ever be.