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ncrainbowgrrl Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Oct-24-05 02:52 PM
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4. oh no.
This appears to be a trend. Gone are the anonymous testing days of the 1990s, yielding the "confidential" testing of the new millenium. I fear for those that don't know about the change in the policy beginning in the new year. Will they walk out of the clinic when informed that their test result will no longer remain anonymous? It's already hard enough emotionally to go for the test- adding another hurdle for the individual to jump, I'm afraid, will just cause the state to gather LESS information in a timely manner and have to deal with MORE expensive claims/bills/costs in the long run.

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