Junkie hoe mad she had to go on effective birth control to get "addiction treatment"

Rebecca Billard has been battling opioid addiction for a few years, but said things began to turn around last month, after she received her first dose of a medication called Sublocade

lol junkie

"Given the high degree of uncertainty in terms of safety to both the mother and unborn child, Sublocade use should be avoided in women of childbearing potential who are not using an effective and reliable method of contraception or are judged not able to comply with contraceptive methods"

The pills even have an anti-hoe warning on the label

Her physician, Dr. Frank Lord, told her the options of "effective and reliable contraception" are "quite limited."

"Either a woman does not have a uterus or no ovaries, or tubal ligation is also quite effective," Lord said, according to a recording obtained by CBC News.

Based doctor. But yea I wouldn't want to give a junkie meds that cause birth defects knowing how often junkies get knocked up

"But in terms of reversible contraception, there are just two options that are deemed effective and reliable. Those are hormonal implant or an IUD, intrauterine device. As far as I know, you do not fit those criteria right now. So with the current guidelines and very new information, Sublocade is not an option for you anymore. So the way to proceed at this time will be to ensure you can meet those criteria for contraception or we'll have to switch you over to Suboxone again, or maybe another suggestion."

He even offered her solutions