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The document discusses the Creighton Model FertilityCare System, which helps couples balance love and life through natural family planning. It is a medically safe, reliable, and inexpensive method that is 99% effective for avoiding pregnancy. The system respects women and aims to find underlying health issues rather than just treat symptoms. It allows couples to achieve or avoid pregnancy according to their values without artificial reproductive technologies. The system also addresses various women's health issues. More information is available through the organizations and medical practitioner listed at the end.
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