I was reading the latest issue of Columbia magazine today and the opening article by editor Tim S. Hickey was about Dr. Thomas Hilgers and his work on women's reproductive health. Officially known as NaproTECHNOLOGY and more commonly known as the "Creighton Model," his methods have helped many couples in battling infertility and in spacing births, all using natural life-affirming methods. He and his wife completed a medical textbook in 2004. The challenge is to get it into the hands of medical professionals so that they can be more informed about Natural Family Planning and support and encourage their patients to use it.
NFP works, is life-affirming, is free, helps you know your body better, and is in harmony with Church teachings.
To learn more about Dr. Hilgers work, visit www.popepaulvi.com. To find someone to help you learn NFP, visit www.fertilitycare.org.
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