Praise for CANFP Ask the Experts
Question
I just wanted to drop a note tonight to say how impressed I am with your site. I just recently finished EPII and looking to take my final in February. I would do anything to have a doctor in my city, Amarillo, open to Creighton and NFP. God Bless and keep up the good work. I’ll be back to check out the site in the future.
Answer
Last Updated: July 24, 2013
Thank you for visiting our site, and we are happy you liked it!
Congratulations on completing the second phase of your training to become a Fertility Care Practitioner! It is exciting, isn’t it, to be able to use the excellent education you have received to provide women and couples this healthy method of family planning. But you are right—-we are now aware of so many applications for women’s health and a couple’s fertility that it is very difficult to function effectively without the resource of a physician trained in NaProTechnology. It is frustrating, as the teacher, to identify health concerns on the chart and lack the medical resources locally to address it.
We are gratified to know teachers are also finding our site a useful resource for their clients. Many physicians are introduced to all that NFP has to offer from their patients. Physicians are impacted more than we know by their patients, especially when there is an established relationship of mutual respect. Perhaps you might encourage your clients to mention their positive experience using NFP, and the valuable information available on this site.
We have a CANFP prayer team that prays weekly for the mission of our organization. All are welcome to join (just e-mail CANFP and ask to be included). While our educational efforts are focused on California, surely our prayers are not confined by state (or national) borders! This week our prayer team will pray for the medical resources NFP users need to reap the full benefits of Natural Family Planning.
The exciting success of NaProTechnology is attracting an increased number of physicians. I hope the next is in Amarillo!
Congratulations on completing the second phase of your training to become a Fertility Care Practitioner! It is exciting, isn’t it, to be able to use the excellent education you have received to provide women and couples this healthy method of family planning. But you are right—-we are now aware of so many applications for women’s health and a couple’s fertility that it is very difficult to function effectively without the resource of a physician trained in NaProTechnology. It is frustrating, as the teacher, to identify health concerns on the chart and lack the medical resources locally to address it.
We are gratified to know teachers are also finding our site a useful resource for their clients. Many physicians are introduced to all that NFP has to offer from their patients. Physicians are impacted more than we know by their patients, especially when there is an established relationship of mutual respect. Perhaps you might encourage your clients to mention their positive experience using NFP, and the valuable information available on this site.
We have a CANFP prayer team that prays weekly for the mission of our organization. All are welcome to join (just e-mail CANFP and ask to be included). While our educational efforts are focused on California, surely our prayers are not confined by state (or national) borders! This week our prayer team will pray for the medical resources NFP users need to reap the full benefits of Natural Family Planning.
The exciting success of NaProTechnology is attracting an increased number of physicians. I hope the next is in Amarillo!
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CANFP
CANFP unites under one umbrella all those who use, teach, and advocate for NFP, and our members are our strongest resource: the physicians who provide authentic women’s healthcare, the Practitioners and Certified Teachers of all the natural methods instructing couples in its use, the couples who use NFP and reflect its values in their families and communities, the clergy providing the spiritual formation and context, and the churches, dioceses, hospitals, and profile organizations who collaborate in providing access to these services throughout the state.
