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KT2000

(22,037 posts)
Thu Jun 6, 2019, 11:41 PM Jun 2019

Randall Williams MD - Missouri Dir. of Health

He is the Director of Health in Missouri. Maybe this link will help express your opinions of his requirement of sexual assault of women seeking abortions in Missouri.
https://health.mo.gov/askus.php

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Randall Williams MD - Missouri Dir. of Health (Original Post) KT2000 Jun 2019 OP
On it. MontanaMama Jun 2019 #1
My suggestion Olafjoy Jun 2019 #2
Good idea KT2000 Jun 2019 #3
Dr. Randall Williams (picture and excerpts) IcyPeas Jun 2019 #4
Early last year??? KT2000 Jun 2019 #7
and did you see this re: infant and maternal mortality IcyPeas Jun 2019 #8
Yes - this is just so much KT2000 Jun 2019 #9
He looks like a monster. nt Mrs. Ted Nancy Jun 2019 #10
An actual DOCTOR came up with that sexual assault requirement?! SunSeeker Jun 2019 #5
Randall Williams blurb from Missouri DHSS IcyPeas Jun 2019 #6

Olafjoy

(937 posts)
2. My suggestion
Fri Jun 7, 2019, 01:16 AM
Jun 2019

If they keep that law on the books, I propose a law requiring men who want prescriptions for Viagra to be required to have transrectal ultrasounds of their prostates because, well, it’s important.

IcyPeas

(25,152 posts)
4. Dr. Randall Williams (picture and excerpts)
Fri Jun 7, 2019, 02:09 AM
Jun 2019



JEFFERSON CITY — The number of pill abortions in Missouri decreased last year after the state began requiring pelvic exams on patients prior to the procedure, according to statistics from the Department of Health and Senior Services.

Dr. Randall Williams, director of the DHSS and a licensed obstetrician, said at least part of the reduction was due to fewer women choosing to have pill abortions in Missouri after the state began enforcing a pelvic exam requirement early last year.

“Certainly, there’s that factor,” Williams said. “After about March or April … the medication abortions went to Illinois.”

The Post-Dispatch reported in December that women were traveling to Illinois to undergo medication abortions after Missouri began enforcing the pelvic exam rule.

Pelvic exams are conducted on a woman’s internal and external genital area. Patients can find them uncomfortable.


https://www.stltoday.com/lifestyles/health-med-fit/health/pill-abortions-in-missouri-decreased-after-doctors-began-performing-pelvic/article_4d24d8db-3316-5687-b435-41e09faba679.html

KT2000

(22,037 posts)
7. Early last year???
Fri Jun 7, 2019, 03:18 AM
Jun 2019

Rachel thought this started last week. This is so sickening and this asshole is proud of himself. Now I have to check out the governor who must have appointed this sicko.

IcyPeas

(25,152 posts)
8. and did you see this re: infant and maternal mortality
Fri Jun 7, 2019, 12:36 PM
Jun 2019

.....and improve all aspects of women’s health, especially to reduce infant and maternal mortality.

this is from the website I linked in post number 6. below.

IcyPeas

(25,152 posts)
6. Randall Williams blurb from Missouri DHSS
Fri Jun 7, 2019, 02:31 AM
Jun 2019

Randall W. Williams, MD, FACOG, is an obstetrician and gynecologist.....

DHSS -The department is also working to increase the number of providers in rural and underserved areas; improve behavioral health services for veterans and their families; ... and improve all aspects of women’s health, especially to reduce infant and maternal mortality.

https://dss.mo.gov/mhd/oversight/members.htm

(bolding mine) You have got to be fuggen kidding me?


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