No Needle NSV Mission in the Visayas by NSV International, USA

FOR PRESS RELEASE


US Urologists to conduct
FREE No-Needle NSV Mission
in the Visayas
NSV International, Inc. (USA) will conduct FREE No-Needle/No-Scalpel Vasectomy Mission, in Negros (Feb.5-La Libertad), Leyte (Feb8-Hilongos) and Cebu, ( Feb. 10-11, 2010 - Talisay Dist. Hosp)

The President, Dr. Ramon U. Suarez, M.D.,F.A.C.S. Diplomate, American Board of Urology,(from Pennsylvania) with another Urologists, Dr. Douglas G. Stein, one of America’s top doctor (from Florida) affiliated with 4 star hospital and 4 star medical school. Dr. Stein has performed over 20,300 vasectomies, (as of July 2009 www.vasweb.com).Another practicing Physician in New York Dr. Ron Suarez, the son of Dr. Ramon Suarez, will also join the NSV Team. Both father and son have undergone vasectomy and are satisfied, thus actively promoting NSV.

No-Needle NSV, first introduced in the Phils, Jan. 2009 by NSV International, is a modern technique of Vasectomy which is a Safe, Simple & Quick (15 min. ave.) procedure, entail no incision, no suture, just Band-Aid! and No-Needle, only pressure spray applicator (MadaJet) is used for anesthesia. It is 99.85 % effective if instructions are followed. After NSV there is No change in the semen, No change in sex drive, No change in climax sensation, No change in the testes or scrotum, No change in erections. There are already many Filipinos in various parts of the country, workers, drivers, laborers who have already undergone NSV.

The Founders of NSV International Inc, Dr. Ramon Suarez and Engr. Bob Kiamco (both and their family members have undergone Vasectomy) and their spouses Dr. Nenita Suarez and Dr. Benie Kiamco, Filipino-Americans residing in the U.S are very concern of their fellow Filipinos particularly the low income families. For a number of years now, they have been subsidizing the expense of NSV at Sacred Heart Hospital and providing it for FREE to those who this (in other private clinics it is P3,000+ per procedure).

NSV is voluntary and intended only for those who don’t want additional children anymore and are interested to avail of it. NSV Orientation has been going on for several months already. We have to make sure clients are well informed before any procedure.

For more information, pls contact: Ms. Frohnie D. Cagalitan - T 032-2590989, 4166084, 0927 5719399,or Ms. Myrna H. Danuco of Sacred Heart Hospital, Cebu City - T 032-4188980.


Ms. Frohnie D. Cagalitan, RSW
Pro QUALITY LIFE Trng. & Devt. Inc (Q-Life Inc.)
e-add: proqualitylife@gmail.com

Responsabling Bana...palihog FAMILIA PLANOHA !

RESPONSABLING BANA… palihog FAMILIA PLANOHA!
( daku kini nga gasa nga makalipay sa asawa… )


Kon pila lang ka BATA, ang kaya BUHION, kaya ATIMANON
Mao ra unta ang ANAKON!

Para MAAYOG KAON, di Buti-tion, di MASAKITON,
Maka-ayo ug Tuon, HAYAG UG KAUGMAON!

Kon di na Maka-Buhi, di na MAKA-ATIMAN…..
Sa mga BATA NGA DAGHAN… DI NA unta angay PUN-AN !

Kay maka-dugang lang, sa PROBLEMA sa katilingban
Sama sa nga Bata sa Kadalanan. . .Gipuhunan sa GINIKANAN
Ang uban ma-Kawatan, ma TULISAN,
Ma–PROBLEMA lang ang KATAWHAN….

Kon kita gusto sad Motabang, isip Responsabling Mamamayan
Magpakabana kita para sa KAAYUHAN sa atong KATILINGBAN

E-DU-KA-HON UG N-S-V ANG KA-BA-NA-HAN !

Ang No-Needle No-Scalpel Vasectomy (NN/NSV) bag-ong teknik sa Vasectomy. LUWAS, SAYON UG KADYOT lang (15 mins ave.) Way dagom, way hiwa, way tahi, Band-Aid lang! Daghan na mga trabahante nga NSV na, dili maka apecto sa kusog,o sa sexualidad. Mas monindot pa ang relasyon sa magtiayon, kay wa na sila kahadlokan nga mapun-an pa ang anak.

Ang NSV International, Inc (USA) moanhi sa Pilipinas, para maghimo ug LIBRE nga NSV Mission, sa Negros, (Feb 5-La Libertad Neg.Or.) Leyte (Feb.8-Hilongos) ug sa Cebu (Talisay District Hospital - Feb 10-11, 2010. Mga Urologists/Doctors gikan sa Pennsylvania, Florida ug New York motabang ug hatag LIBRE nga sirbisyo. Dunay grupo mohatag hinabang para sa pamilya, mientras di pa ka trabaho ug bug-at human NSV.

Ang NSV boluntaryo, para lang kini niadtong dina gusto pun-an ang anak ug interesado magpa NSV, Dugay ra gasigi ug himo orientation ang Pro Quality Life para masabtan unsa ang NSV, aduna sad sa adlaw sa mission.

Sa ubang pangutana, ma-kontak ang Health Center o Ms. Frohnie D. Cagalitan sa Pro Quality Life T 032-2590989 / 4166084/ 09275719399 o sa Sacred Health Hospital T 032-4188980

Don't want additional children anymore ?

Di na gusto pun-an ang anak?

L I B R E ! NO NEEDLE NSV Mission
Feb 10-11,2020 – Talisay District Hospital

by No Scalpel Vasectomy Int’l. USA, mga Urologists/Doctors
gikan sa America

No Scalpel Vasectomy - luwas, sayon,ug paspas (15 mins.)
Way dagom, way hiwa, way tahi, Band-Aid lang!

… way kausaban sa sekswalidad, sex drive, erection o sa kusog

Adunay NSV Orientation para masabtan unsa ang NSV ug matubag pangutana. Ang pag edukar para sa tanan…pero ang NSV para lang niadtong interesado …

Pre Registration – Jan 29,sa ubang pangutana, kontak sa: Health Center o Ms.Frohnie D. Cagalitan Pro Quality Life Trng. & Dev’t. Inc. 2590989, 4166084, 09275719399 o Sacred Heart Hospital - 4188980

RH Bill -more than just "pro life", it's "pro quality life"

... This is worth sharing ...


Aura Azarcon (auraroo) wrote,
@ 2009-12-16 10:19:00
http://auraroo.livejournal.com/34438.html?view=251782#t251782



The Philippine RH Bill: Responsive and Progressive
My englcom argumentative essay.

The Reproductive Health Bill and Population Development Act of 2008 (hereafter RH Bill) is an act providing for a national policy on reproductive health, responsible parenthood and population development, and for other purposes. It was primarily authored by Albay First District Representative Edcel Lagman and is now co-authored by about 130 more lawmakers. The bill covers the following aspects: "information and access to natural and modern family planning; maternal, infant and child health and nutrition; promotion of breast feeding; prevention of abortion and management of post-abortion complications; adolescent and youth health; prevention and management of reproductive tract infections, HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted diseases; elimination of violence against women; counseling on sexuality and sexual and reproductive health; treatment of breast and reproductive tract cancers; male involvement and participation in reproductive health; prevention and treatment of infertility; and reproductive health education for the youth." (House Bill No. 5043 Sections I-III, 2008) More than a year has passed since the bill's original authorship, but it still remains a controversial issue in the legislative assembly. Consequently, it has also sparked debates among economists, sociologists, health experts, religious organizations and ordinary members of the community. This is why it is only appropriate for me, a concerned student and Filipino citizen, to offer my assessment. After reading the full text of the bill and the opposing arguments among different sectors, I am now brought to an unwavering stand. The RH Bill must be immediately legislated because as clearly stated in its policies and objectives, it promotes awareness and education, ensures public health and disease prevention and enables the government to play its role in the overall welfare of the citizens.

One of the reasons why our countrymen still has not experienced the intended benefits of this bill is the continuing campaign of the Catholic Church to discredit it. According to them, the promotion of artificial contraceptives and sex education will eventually lead to threatening accounts of divorce, euthanasia, abortion, total contraception methods and homosexual marriage (D.E.A.T.H.). In an interview with Catholic-run Veritas 846 Radio, Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines' (CBCP) Commision on Family Life Chairperson and Pampanga Archbishop Paciano Aniceto, counts that the bill is “anti-poor and anti-life”. According to him, human resources are a great advantage. The government should focus on programs that would make them useful and productive. Obviously, sick and uneducated humans are not the resources we would like to have. They cannot be dynamic if they are devoid of information, inflicted with diseases that can be prevented and treated, or worried about a family of ten that they cannot support. These can all be avoided upon the approval of the RH Bill, which, as we will soon after see, is not just pro-life but pro-quality life.

First of all, the RH Bill promotes awareness and education, which are the initial steps to creating a well-founded society. One of the key components of this bill is the advocacy of family-planning for couples. This way, they can decide on the proper timing, spacing and number of their children, according to what their family can support. Included in this clause is the recommendation of the ideal family size to have two children only, but it is still for the family to decide for their own welfare. This will inhibit the rapid growth of our population, and all the negative implications of this on our society as a whole. Aside from this, campaigns and counseling will be funded in order to provide parents with appropriate methodologies and information regarding sexuality and sexual health. Men and women alike will be more aware of their rights and responsibilities, and will therefore become equal contributors to their families and communities. Even the youth at their curious, growing years will benefit, as sex education will be incorporated in their school curriculum. This will ensure that their questions will be properly addressed, their changing bodies will be better understood and take care of, and their future decisions will be based on the rational teachings inculcated onto them early on. In effect, this can also prevent cases of unplanned pregnancies, sexual abuse and bodily disorders, all because the citizens are fully equipped with the right information.

Another objective of this bill is to ensure public health and disease prevention. Researches show that only 60 percent of the births in the Philippines are properly supervised by a skilled attendant, and some 160 women die every 100,000 births. (United Nations Population Fund, 2009) Through this bill, proper funding will be allotted to ensure the accessibility of vaccinations, consultations and safer deliveries from professional midwives, especially in rural areas. This will decrease infant mortality rates and other deaths caused by complications during pregnancy. After the passage of this bill, gynaecological and reproductive tract diseases will also be given attention and treatment. Citizens will be assisted with proper diagnosis, treatment and prevention. Some Filipinos do not even know that they are already sick, or are usually afraid to ask. Through mobile health centers and campaigns, they will be properly educated by health experts. Another controversial clause is about the prevention and management of abortion and its complications. Abortion is undeniably present in the black market, but with proper treatment and information against it, it will less likely prevail. Lastly, infertility and sexual dysfunctions will also be solved. There are couples who want to have a family but cannot, and through modern medicine and technology, they can now gain access to this possibility.

The third and most time-appropriate advantage of the RH Bill is the fact that it enables the government to play its role in the overall welfare of the citizens. As expected by the citizens, the government must be the first to see the realities of our society today. People are having unprotected sex. Couples need effective contraceptives. Parents are not ready for ten children that they cannot feed, clothe and send to school. The youth learn about sex from incompetent sources like the internet, teen shows and their “experienced” peers. People are getting sick and spreading diseases without them knowing or admitting it. It is appropriate for a central body such as the government to intervene. They are not being intrusive; they are only ensuring that they are able to seek and address our best interests. This way, they are making sure that we become responsible for ourselves. Is this not what we need? Is this not what we want from our officials? Evidently, it must be. According to the Third Quarter 2008 Social Weather Stations Report, 71 percent favor passage of the RH Bill. That is seven out of ten Filipinos, Catholics and non-Catholics alike. This is the reality today, and we must soon take action.

It is true that the RH Bill does not directly solve poverty or protect us from killings and wars. However, it still brings us one step closer to our goal. With the passage of this bill, we can be rich with information. We can be safe from health risks. We can be truly empowered as individuals. After that, we will be able to contribute better to our own communities. Although the bill is strongly discouraged by the Catholic church, we must not be easily convinced by misinformation. As responsible citizens, we must look deep into present issues and evaluate how it affects us individually and as a whole. We may see that the realities today encompass our traditional beliefs; however, we must be responsive to the call of the times. This way, we can face our present problems with modern, and possibly more effective solutions.

US Urologists to conduct FREE No-Needle NSV Mission in the Phils.

NSV International, Inc. (USA) will conduct FREE No-Needle / No-
Scalpel Vasectomy Mission, in Cebu, Negros & Leyte, in coordination
with the Bisaya Medical Association, this Feb 2010..

This will be conducted by the President, Dr. Ramon U. Suarez,M.D.
F.A.C.S. Diplomate,American Board of Urology, ( Pennsylvania, USA)
with another Urologists, Dr. Douglas G.Stein, one of America’s top
Doctors, (Florida, USA) affiliated with 4 star hospital and 4 star medical
school. Dr. Stein (www.vasweb.com) has performed over 20,300
vasectomies, as of July 2009 ). Another practicing physician in New
York, Dr. Ron Suarez, the son of Dr. Ramon Suarez,will also join the
NSV Team. Both father and son have undergone vasectomy and are
satisfied, thus actively promoting NSV.
No-Needle NSV, was first introduced in the Phils by NSV International Inc.Jan 2009. It is a modern technique of permanent Family Planning which is a Safe, Simple & Quick (15 min. ave.) procedure, entails no incision, no suture, just Band-Aid! and No-Needle, only spray applicator for anesthesia. NSV is 99% effective if instructions are followed. Vasectomized men will notice: No change in the semen, No change in sex drive, No change in climax sensation, No change in the testes or scrotum, No change in erections.
The Founders of NSV International Inc, Dr. Ramon Suarez and Engr. Bob Kiamco and their spouses Dr. Nenita Suarez and Dr. Benie Kiamco are Filipino-Americans residing in the U.S. They consider it their Social Responsibility to help fellow Filipinos particularly the low income families with several children who don’t intend to have children anymore. For a number of years now, they have been subsidizing the expense of NSV at Sacred Heart Hospital and providing it for FREE to those who need them, (in other private clinics it is P3,000+per procedure).The Founders themselves and their family members/relatives have undergone vasectomy.
NSV is voluntary and intended only for those who are interested to avail of it, however it is important for them to know the facts as well as the misconceptions of NSV for them to properly decide. From Nov-Dec, 2009, Pro QUALITY LIFE Training & Dev’t.(Q_Life) will be conducting NN/NSV Orientation in the barangays, companies and various groups.
For NN/NSV Orientation or other inquiries, pls contact: Ms. Frohnie D. Cagalitan T 06332-2590989, 0927 5719399, e-add: proqualitylife@gmail.com or for NSV before the Mission, pls call: Ms. Myrna H. Danuco,Sacred Heart Hospital, Urgello St. Cebu City Tel 063-32-4188980.

RH Bill, Is there a Catholic Vote?

Carvajal: Pact with the devil
SunStar Cebu
Tuesday, September 22, 2009

HOPELESSLY out of touch with the reality of their constituents, the Catholic hierarchy thought of a Catholic vote to lure politicians into voting against the Reproductive Health Bill.

The bishops have since expressed their veiled threat of a disappointment over Sen. Noynoy Aquino for his pro RH stance.

Most recently, they dangled a Catholic vote for the administration candidate, Secretary Gilberto Teodoro, as they asked him to withdraw his support of the bill.

I was riding a taxi home from the airport the other day and my usual small talk with the driver somehow drifted towards the Simala shrine scandal. I soon realized I was dealing with someone who was rabidly anti-clergy. He denounced the whole clergy as only interested in money; and he had an interesting reason for it. He said that if they are not just after money, why are they opposed to population control? Why are they against the Reproductive Health Bill “nga gikinahanglan namong mga pobre?”

St. Paul said the greatest of the three virtues (Faith, Hope and Love) is Love. The Church seems to forget that in the controversial Reproductive Health Bill issue. It is very clear in their stand against the Reproductive Health Bill that they’d rather see the death rate of poor mothers and children continue than have their doctrine on natural law be defiled. With bloc voting, it seems that they’d vote for devils in politics who oppose with them the RH Bill.

The Reproductive Health Bill represents Hope for poor families whose mothers and children die at an alarmingly fast rate.

Above all, the Reproductive Health Bill is an act of kindness on ignorant and poor mothers and their children, both born and unborn, who are dying prematurely for lack of proper reproductive health care.

Many of us cannot see the dreaded phantoms the hierarchy sees in the bill. If the bishops are really pro-life, the least they can do is give the concern for the poor supporters of the bill the benefit of the doubt and not condemn them as evil. Opposing it now is to oppose the intention of well meaning officials and citizens to help and serve that the bill epitomizes. They should oppose the actual implementation later should they find it immoral.

Furthermore, if the bishops are really pro-life, they should denounce the perpetrators in high places of extra-judicial killings and of graft and corruption and not dangle the Catholic vote before these people in exchange for a vote against the Reproductive Health Bill. This could mean making a pact with the devil. We want leaders who will serve. We do not want leaders who will do anything, including oppose the RH bill, in order to get elected and then run this country to the ground.

Published in the Sun.Star Cebu newspaper on September 23, 2009.
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Re-posted by; Catholics for Reproductive Health (C4RH) Cebu
* Orlando P. Carvajal is the President of the Phil. Federation of
Married Catholic Priest, Inc.

Feature: Reproductive Health as an Electoral Issue

PIA Press Release 2009/09/29
Re-posted by: Catholics for REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH (C4RH) Cebu

Koronadal City (29 September) -- The FORUM for Family Planning and Development, Inc. (FORUM) and the Philippine Legislators' Committee on Population and Development Foundation, Inc. (PLCPD) in a joint statement laud presidential candidates expressing support for family planning and the reproductive health bill.

"Presidential candidates supporting reproductive health show that they are aware of the people's needs and the duty of government to provide the right information and services on reproductive health. This will be to their advantage," said Ben De Leon, President of the FORUM.

He explains "contrary to what the oppositionists are saying, reproductive health promotes the freedom of an individual to found a family. Reproductive health does not promote abortion but rather prevents it."

He cites vasectomy and tubal ligation as an example. "Anti-RH claims it to be abortifacient, but the truth is that, these are safe and legal methods of family planning."

"Congress should now approve House Bill 5043 and Senate Bill 3122 because the people demands for family planning and reproductive health education and services," the FORUM stressed.

Various surveys conducted since 1991 and until 2009 reveal that 87% of Filipinos say that family planning is important while 74% believe that the government should provide budget for family planning education and services.

"We are glad to hear prominent presidential candidates openly discussing family issues, and explicitly declaring their support for the RH bill. Policymakers must listen to the overwhelming call of the Filipino people that seek reproductive health education and services and not to the few who are distorting the truth and insists on blackmailing presidential candidates supportive of the RH measure," De Leon concluded.

Together with a growing number of supportive organizations in the country, both non-government organizations are actively pushing for the passage of the pending House Bill 5043 or the "Reproductive Health and Population Development Act of 2009" and its Senate counterpart, Senate Bill 3122. (aca PIA 12) [top]