{"id":38316,"date":"2023-12-30T10:09:51","date_gmt":"2023-12-30T10:09:51","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.africa-press.net\/mauritius\/all-news\/family-planning-in-practice"},"modified":"2023-12-30T10:36:14","modified_gmt":"2023-12-30T10:36:14","slug":"family-planning-in-practice","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.africa-press.net\/mauritius\/all-news\/family-planning-in-practice","title":{"rendered":"Family Planning In Practice"},"content":{"rendered":"

Africa-Press – Mauritius. <\/strong><\/span>There is no prospect,\u201d declared the Royal Commission on Population 10 years ago, \u201cthat men and women, having acquired control over the number of children they will have, will abandon it. Nor is it desirable that they should,\u201d for it is \u201cone of the first conditions of their own and the community\u2019s welfare. \u201d<\/p>\n

The advent of voluntary parenthood is both cause and consequence of a growth of personal responsibility and partnership in marriage \u2014 of husbands towards wives and of both towards their children.<\/p>\n

Comparing the quality of working-class family life in Bethnal Green today and in late Victorian times, two sociologists have recently found \u201cthe rise in the status of the young wife and of the children\u201d to be \u201cthe great transformation of our time.<\/p>\n

\u201d This transformation they find most dramatically expressed in the reduced size of families brought about by deliberate planning.<\/p>\n

Social disaster<\/b><\/p>\n

Family planning originated in the desire for family limitation. This association of planning with restriction of human reproduction became inevitable when, in the nineteenth century, the reduction of child mortality transformed the family which survived the hazards of childhood from a small into a large unit.<\/p>\n

It remains inevitable because, without birth control, the very progress of death control would produce social disaster. Without family limitation, according to the royal commission, \u201cunless famine, disease or wars multiplied our death rates, the nineteenth century size of family would double the population in less than 30 years.
\nBut it is from its contribution to personal welfare rather than from its demographic advantages that the family planning movement derives its growing strength.<\/p>\n

The movement has long since come to stress not the need for mere restriction of births but the positive enrichment of marital relations, parenthood, maternal health, and child welfare which follows from the ability to decide when to have wanted children, whether few or numerous.<\/p>\n

It is as much concerned to help the barren into parenthood (though is draws the line at artificial insemination save by the husband) as it is to help the fruitful plan their parenthood. The prevailing attitude to voluntary parenthood was found good by last year\u2019s Lambeth Conference of the Anglican bishops.<\/p>\n

Their resolution stated \u201cthat the responsibility for deciding upon the number and frequency of children has been laid by God upon the conscience of parents everywhere: that this planning, in such ways as are mutually acceptable to husband and wife in Christian conscience is a right and important factor in Christian family life.<\/p>\n

\u201d Their encyclical letter added that family planning was right and important also because \u201cprocreation of children is not the sole purpose of Christian marriage. Implicit within the bond between husband and wife is the relationship of love with its sacramental expression in physical union. \u201d<\/p>\n

Catholic attitude<\/b><\/p>\n

With one exception, there is now no important religious group in Britain which is prepared as a matter of doctrine to condemn contraception as a method of family planning. The exception is the Roman Catholic Church.<\/p>\n

Family limitation is nearly as prevalent among Roman Catholics in this country as among those of other faiths, and their leaders do not condemn responsible family planning.<\/p>\n

But they do insist on \u201cnatural\u201d methods of birth control \u2013 complete abstinence or reliance on the so called \u2018\u2018safe period. \u201d They forbid contraception because, as Pius XI stated in 1930,\u201dthe conjugal act is of its very nature designed for the procreation of offspring.
\nThose who, in performing it, deliberately deprive it of its natural power and efficacy act against nature and do something which is shameful and intrinsically immoral.<\/p>\n

\u201d Yet, inspite of this disagreement about methods, it is noteworthy that the Roman Catholic journal Universe should have remarked recently that, in other respect, \u201cthere is a positive and praiseworthy aspect of the work\u201d of the Family Planning Association, and this body\u2019s forthcoming \u201cGood Cause\u201d appeal on the BBC marks \u201cthe full circle of respectability\u201d for family planning.<\/p>\n

By their behaviour, the bulk of Britons today show that they assent to the royal commission\u2019s conclusion that \u201cthere is nothing inherently wrong in the use of mechanical methods of contraception.<\/p>\n

\u201d The commission went on to argue that the long-run interests of the family and of society both require that \u201cvoluntary parenthood should become universal and that women should have the maximum freedom in the ordering of their lives,\u201d and \u201cthat children, whether in large or small families, are wanted children and not the result of ignorance.<\/p>\n

\u201d Ignorance of elementary sexual matters as well as of family planning, is still widespread.<\/p>\n

Only in the past two decades has contraception replaced coitus interruptus as the main birth control method; and among those not averse from contraception, inefficient methods are still common The consequences include some 50,000 to 100,000 illegal abortions annually (chiefly, it seems, among married women); a sizable proportion of stillbirths, premature births, and infant deaths which sensible spacing of pregnancies could have prevented; and a great amount of needless ill-health.<\/p>\n

A quick remedy<\/b><\/p>\n

Seeking a quick remedy, the royal commission would have obliged the health service to provide advice both on contraception and infertility to \u201cmarried persons who want it.<\/p>\n

\u201d Governments so far have preferred to let the situation remedy itself without forcing the pace.<\/p>\n

Publicly praised by Cabinet Ministers with vice-presidents who include two bishops and the current presidents of the three royal medical colleges and of the College of General Practitioners, the Family Planning Association is medically impeccable and eminently respectable.<\/p>\n

It operates 299 clinics, four in every five on health service premises, and is opening new clinics at the rate of nearly one a fortnight. Hoping the barren is an integral and important part of the associations\u2019 work, though one which is increasingly \u2014 and rightly \u2014 passing to the hospitals, about 150 FPA clinics are equipped for preliminary advice and investigation of barrenness in couples who want children.<\/p>\n

The simpler cases they can remedy themselves where the difficulty is appreciable and it is the wife who needs treatment, she is usually referred to a hospital for further help, though there are six F.<\/p>\n

P. A. centres equipped to deal with female infertility at consultant level. If it is the husband who is infertile, hospital facilities are still very haphazard, and he is likely to find his way to the association\u2019s own national centre for male infertility.<\/p>\n

Though no longer unique, this centre remains the leading institution of its kind. In 1955 the Minister of Health told the association: \u201cI believe that you do an admirable work.<\/p>\n

.<\/p>\n

. However, there are many thousands of your countrymen and women who hold different views. . . and in all we do we must consider these most deeply held convictions, even if we do not share them.<\/p>\n

\u201d Respect for minority views justifies keeping the clinics under voluntary control, while not forbidding the health service to refer patients to them Yet there is no reason why the health service should not be required to refer for contraceptive advice any married persons who want it, provided it allows complete freedom for medical and other conscientious objectors to dissociate themselves from this particular service.<\/p>\n

Official policy, however, stops far short of this. The health services may arrange contraceptive advice only for women for pregnancy may be medically dangerous; and even this is not obligatory. And the British Pharmacopoeia still ignores contraceptives, the only impartial testing of which is still done in the association\u2019s own laboratories.<\/p>\n

Simple instruction<\/b><\/p>\n

Family planning clinics are increasingly frequented by women \u2014 and men too \u2014 whose main need is not birth control information but simple sex instruction or advice on marital or social difficulties.<\/p>\n

Yet, although marriage guidance and premarital preparation for married life are officially favoured, there is still no trend in the social services towards bringing all these related facilities together into comprehensive marriage welfare centres. Here, too, the association is pioneering. Seven of its leading centres already approximate to the comprehensive standard.<\/p>\n

Source: Mauritius Times<\/b><\/p>\n

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