Dear PSA Director,
Once a year, every woman celebrates her birthday, and at least once a year, every woman should celebrate her health by scheduling her Well Woman Visit.
This year, in an effort to raise the awareness about the importance of this annual exam, Women In Government, a non-profit, non-partisan organization of women state legislators, hosted its 17th Annual Western Regional Conference and asked women state legislators from across the region to record public service announcements to educate women about the benefits of visiting their doctor every year to get a better sense of their current health and set personal health goals moving forward.
The PSAs highlight the fact that preventative wellness care, now covered by all health plans, requires no out-of pocket costs, and will ensure that all women are healthier for the long-term. Well Woman Visits can include screenings to detect diseases early when they may be easier to treat, as well as education and counseling to help women make the best health decisions possible.
In addition, September 26th is World Contraception Day. Contraception is the number one prescription drug a woman will use in her lifetime, and in light of that fact, I am taking the time to recognize this important day.
The biggest challenge we still need to overcome in order to improve access to contraception for women is education about not only the existence of contraceptive methods, but that there is a method for every lifestyle. This knowledge empowers women to decide what's right for them. Encouraging these frank discussions leading to informed decisions will help spark a healthy awareness worldwide.
Please support us in our continued efforts to raise awareness about the importance of this annual exam by airing this PSA. We appreciate your consideration in helping spread this important message regarding women's health.
To learn more, visit www.womeningovernment.org. Thank you in advance for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Dyan Alexander
Executive Director
Women In Government Foundation, Inc.
Once a year, every woman celebrates her birthday, and at least once a year, every woman should celebrate her health by scheduling her Well Woman Visit.
This year, in an effort to raise the awareness about the importance of this annual exam, Women In Government, a non-profit, non-partisan organization of women state legislators, hosted its 17th Annual Western Regional Conference and asked women state legislators from across the region to record public service announcements to educate women about the benefits of visiting their doctor every year to get a better sense of their current health and set personal health goals moving forward.
The PSAs highlight the fact that preventative wellness care, now covered by all health plans, requires no out-of pocket costs, and will ensure that all women are healthier for the long-term. Well Woman Visits can include screenings to detect diseases early when they may be easier to treat, as well as education and counseling to help women make the best health decisions possible.
In addition, September 26th is World Contraception Day. Contraception is the number one prescription drug a woman will use in her lifetime, and in light of that fact, I am taking the time to recognize this important day.
The biggest challenge we still need to overcome in order to improve access to contraception for women is education about not only the existence of contraceptive methods, but that there is a method for every lifestyle. This knowledge empowers women to decide what's right for them. Encouraging these frank discussions leading to informed decisions will help spark a healthy awareness worldwide.
Please support us in our continued efforts to raise awareness about the importance of this annual exam by airing this PSA. We appreciate your consideration in helping spread this important message regarding women's health.
To learn more, visit www.womeningovernment.org. Thank you in advance for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Dyan Alexander
Executive Director
Women In Government Foundation, Inc.
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