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"   Today, millions of American women are breathing a sigh of relief that Mitt Romney isn&amp;#039;t their new president. The guy who had, at various points in his career, seemed keen to limit women&amp;#039;s access to contraception and abortion (until, presumably, he heard the chorus of women screaming, &amp;#039;OH NO YOU DI&amp;#039;NT&amp;#039; at the internet) lost the election. Hooray! But that doesn&amp;#039;t mean we can take our eye off the ball when it comes to women&amp;#039;s access to contraception \u2013 especially closer to home. At the moment contraceptive services in the UK - while a huge blessing - can be a bit hit and miss. And we&amp;#039;re not just talking about that little drawer in the condom dispenser getting jammed. THE PILL: YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED Around two million women are unhappy with their contraceptive choice, and sexual health charities Brook and FPA are reporting an increasing number of enquiries from women struggling to access the services they need.  Reports suggest that women over 25, in particular, are being denied contraception in some cases \u2013 for example, doctors can refuse to provide it on moral grounds \u2013 which could lead to higher abortion rates. THE PILL: THE EFFECTS ON YOUR BODY  As sexual health services are reduced, Brook and FPA are keen to make sure our choices aren&amp;#039;t eroded. The XES \u2013 We Can&amp;#039;t Go Backwards campaign (XES is sex backwards \u2013 geddit?) aims to avoid a contraceptive crisis by encouraging women to talk about the services they&amp;#039;re receiving.  They&amp;#039;re asking women like you to add to a &amp;#039;contraception map,&amp;#039; highlighting places where services are good, bad or ugly, to find out where changes need to be made, and how. THE SECRET REASON YOU&amp;#039;RE STRESSED For example, did you know there are 15 different types of contraception available in the UK? Probably not, seeing as one in three UK women aged 18-49 spends around five minutes selecting which method to use. That&amp;#039;s less time than we took to choose our lunch (a burrito \u2013 it was lovely, thanks). The campaign could make a difference to the contraception choices available to you in future \u2013 and is a great way of sharing your experiences. After all, going to your GP to talk about your sex life isn&amp;#039;t at the head of anyone&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;fun stuff to do&amp;#039; list. And we like a nice chat. Head to wecantgobackwards.org.uk, find out more and share your story \u2013 and follow @XEScampaign on Twitter for all the latest news. IT&amp;#039;S TIME TO COPPAFEEL FOR BREAST CANCER "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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