[Salvation]

Comparing 505 middle-class American women trained in the ovulation method of NFP with large populations of women from two government-funded surveys, the study showed that divorces among NFP users were also much less common than among Catholic women generally. Of Catholic women who have married, 13 percent were divorced. Four percent of the Catholic women were separated,

[Salvation]

The rest of that quote in #1

while none of the NFP users were.

[Alex Murphy]

Fact: NFP can make couples Catholic. Rex Moses of Corpus Christi, Texas, was a Protestant evangelical who went along with NFP to please his wife, Valerie. A Baptist, she was not troubled with the moral aspects of birth control, but she was unhappy with the physical effects. One day, Moses happened upon a newsletter of the Couple to Couple League (CCL), which trains couples in the sympto-thermal method of NFP. Suddenly, Moses said, he came to terms with the "profundity of the traditional Christian/Catholic doctrine on contraception." He and his whole family eventually entered the Catholic Church.

Well, shazam! NFP communicates Tiberculosis!

[ifinnegan]

I’m not Catholic, but I recommend it.

Birth control is a pain, no matter what it is.

It takes discipline to do what is called NFP here, but it isn’t hard, especially with Excel and ear thermometers etc...

[married21]

Our family used NFP. We have two children, whose arrival was planned, and no “surprises”. (Not that surprises would have been a problem).

I am really happy not to have used hormonal birth control.