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<3 Spooks and orphan black :)

kinder, Wednesday, 23 October 2013 15:39 (ten years ago) link

I'm just happy they are using the proper and best spelling.

tokyo rosemary, Thursday, 24 October 2013 00:15 (ten years ago) link

worst period ever

1 P.3. Eternal (roxymuzak), Thursday, 24 October 2013 02:57 (ten years ago) link

my sister just brought me the world's largest candy bar, though. i demanded a chocolate rendering of the marble arch but she did her best

1 P.3. Eternal (roxymuzak), Thursday, 24 October 2013 02:58 (ten years ago) link

Mines still going. 9 days now. Its weirding me OUT.

taxi tomato or bag tomato (Trayce), Thursday, 24 October 2013 04:24 (ten years ago) link

:(

1 P.3. Eternal (roxymuzak), Thursday, 24 October 2013 04:26 (ten years ago) link

I better bloody not be pregnant.

taxi tomato or bag tomato (Trayce), Thursday, 24 October 2013 04:28 (ten years ago) link

trayce, you should see a doctor imo. if it's twice as long as your normal period, that would say that something's up. even if it turns out to be nothing, better to find out now than let it go on and have it be something ungood

set the controls for the heart of the sun (VegemiteGrrl), Thursday, 24 October 2013 05:40 (ten years ago) link

Yar. I will tomorrow if things are still happening. I had a papsmear v recently tho and all was well so im not freaking out.

taxi tomato or bag tomato (Trayce), Thursday, 24 October 2013 05:41 (ten years ago) link

you could have been pregnant and just had a miscarriage :/ Or... it could just be nothing.

my awful periods have finally started to lighten up (note: they're still terrible, just less terrible) thanks to that hysteroscopy and polypectomy I had! YAYYYY

homosexual II, Thursday, 24 October 2013 18:07 (ten years ago) link

My doctor is telling me ANY hormonal birth control method is totally not okay for me. She suggested the Paraguard.

Anyone had that here? Doesn't it make your periods crazy heavy? Argh, mine are already heavy enough...

homosexual II, Thursday, 24 October 2013 18:08 (ten years ago) link

I loooooove it but yeah it made my periods heavier. Or...this might be a weird way to describe it but it made them wetter?? Like I felt the blood was thinner and soaked through more stuff (whereas I guess before it was...thicker but there was less of it?)

Tottenham Heelspur (in orbit), Thursday, 24 October 2013 19:00 (ten years ago) link

It has leveled out now, probably took almost a year though. And I'm still a little bit heavier than I was pre-IUD--but not the magic gushers of the first while.

Tottenham Heelspur (in orbit), Thursday, 24 October 2013 19:00 (ten years ago) link

Because if anyone knows where to find that rainbow magic unicorn gushing period wave img, that's basically what it was like minus the rainbows, magic, and unicorns.

Tottenham Heelspur (in orbit), Thursday, 24 October 2013 19:04 (ten years ago) link

That's not what I was thinking of but it'll do.

Tottenham Heelspur (in orbit), Thursday, 24 October 2013 19:14 (ten years ago) link

Oh yeah that one.

carl agatha, Thursday, 24 October 2013 19:19 (ten years ago) link

i've never seen that
i like the one from the overlook better

sweat pea (La Lechera), Thursday, 24 October 2013 19:33 (ten years ago) link

I like the munchy tampon monsters in the 2nd one.

Tottenham Heelspur (in orbit), Thursday, 24 October 2013 19:43 (ten years ago) link

totally classic image

1 P.3. Eternal (roxymuzak), Thursday, 24 October 2013 20:13 (ten years ago) link

my sister has been going through awful thyroid-related stuff for the past year, too - complicated by diabetes - but i've documented most of it already in the familyproblems thread. to top off her list of illnesses/diagnoses/injuries-due-to-bad-care, today i got a msg from my mum that the recent laser surgery they performed on her eyes (bc she got some weird spontaneous burst capillary or something), which was supposed to have a side effect of improving her eye sight, has actually over-cooked her eyes and now, at the age of 26, she needs an $800 prescription for progressive lenses.

just1n3, Friday, 25 October 2013 01:47 (ten years ago) link

Today I purchased BCPs from a Mexican pharmacy (no Rx required, 20 USD) PRO: available, cheap. CON: do not match my former pills at all. But seemed like the best option to get me through a month before I'm back in the states and can go to PP for the first time in like 20 years (I only have catastrophic insurance atm)!

quincie, Friday, 25 October 2013 02:09 (ten years ago) link

jfc your poor sister, j! I hope someday soon the tide turns and the rest of her life is the best any life has ever been, because she seems to have the worst luck! :(

she started dancing to that (Finefinemusic), Friday, 25 October 2013 05:08 (ten years ago) link

Q how much is the bc? When I used to be on it (no work insurance) they were $7 a pack with a looming price increase to $10 on the horizon around the time I stopped taking them. But, Canada. It was undoubtedly subsidized.

she started dancing to that (Finefinemusic), Friday, 25 October 2013 05:09 (ten years ago) link

^^ ~3-4 years ago I went off the pill iirc

she started dancing to that (Finefinemusic), Friday, 25 October 2013 05:10 (ten years ago) link

Someone said something incomprehensible to me on the stairs at work which I only worked out was probably a secret woman code for "your bra is showing" when they added "did you forget what colour you were wearing this morning?" and now I feel a little self-conscious.

(it's a dark top which also doesn't match either of the two bras I have in nominally the same colour so I just wore a black bra, is that so wrong? apparently)

I suppose we have a special bra thread I could have posted that on but I'm going to hide here in the girls' corner and try not to move my shoulders for the rest of the day.

i was watching this fantastic satyajit ray film recently, about a woman who goes out to work because her family can't get by on one income, and she's a door-to-door saleswoman of domestic machinery to wealthy respectable women, and every time the camera's behind her you can see her bra through her choli and it's totally not an issue.

so eh, whatever, you are like this amazingly beautiful heroine, out in the world of work with a visible bra, people just gotta deal.

admittedly i am in a v 'at least you are wearing a bra!!' mood, because this morning i got up and put on a wash and then realised that all of my bras were in that wash (i threw out loads of old underwear recently and have not restocked yet). and so today is... weird-feeling.

I don't mind showing the straps or it showing through a flimsy fabric (I try not to wear see-through tops but that's more because of the areas of flesh not hidden by my bra tbh) but the combination of realising the v-neck goes a little lower than I thought plus "oh you must be colour-blind"-level comments = a little more than I felt ready to cope with at 9:30 in the morning

now it's not 9:30 so yeah, other people better deal

ah yes, end-of-week laundry problems

People who care about fashion tell me that blue & black are fine together these days, also people round here go to the shops with their pants showing. I know work is different, but we live in visible-lingerie times.

poor fishless bastard (Zora), Friday, 25 October 2013 12:39 (ten years ago) link

Listen, I used to work with a nice girl from Minnesota who would wear like nice dress pants with a waffle-knit long underwear top and a white bra underneath. Not only was the top massively inappropriate for the bottoms (truly wtf) but every inch of her bra was visible through the waffle.

Apparently her boss never so much as raised an eyebrow and one of her co-workers was confused that I thought this was remarkable.

Tottenham Heelspur (in orbit), Friday, 25 October 2013 13:16 (ten years ago) link

I can only file this under "People: Wtf?"

Tottenham Heelspur (in orbit), Friday, 25 October 2013 13:17 (ten years ago) link

I know work is different, but we live in visible-lingerie times.

otm!!
when i realized this and stopped fretting about whether or not people had to suffer through seeing my bra straps/body, i started feeling a lot more comfortable about getting dressed every day!

i totally know how it could be embarrassing or whatever, but this is a serious case of DNS

sweat pea (La Lechera), Friday, 25 October 2013 13:38 (ten years ago) link

if I didn't wear blue with black or brown with black, and I didn't wear purple because that is for mad old catladies (why yes hello) and I didn't wear all black because lol goths, then that rules out basically everything I've worn for the past 15 years except pyjamas, and I hear pyjamas in public are frowned upon too

im finding it v surprising that someone would even note that your bra was visible

1 P.3. Eternal (roxymuzak), Friday, 25 October 2013 18:16 (ten years ago) link

Yeah, unless it was in a "heads up, your zipper is down" kind of way, it is a really annoying thing to say.

carl agatha, Friday, 25 October 2013 18:23 (ten years ago) link

it seems really old fashioned. like we're all walking around in terror that our slip might make an appearance

1 P.3. Eternal (roxymuzak), Friday, 25 October 2013 18:30 (ten years ago) link

it says more about the person who said it than the person whose bra strap was showing
DNS, move on immediately

sweat pea (La Lechera), Friday, 25 October 2013 18:32 (ten years ago) link

I hate it when my cotton, nude colored, generic, ugly-utilitarian bra shows because it is so not attractive. Cute bras, yeah, so what if they show.

So a few weeks ago I mentioned that an ob-gyn delivered bad news to me. So I got a second opinion and did all the testing over. It was sent to the same lab and my results were negative for everything! I'm okay? I think I am, pretty sure, never had any issues, symptoms. This whole ordeal just makes that doctor seem creepier. I am complaining to the medical board because of how inappropriate he was doing the pap, but as for the test results...lab to blame? Human error? I am complaining about how he handled the whole situation as well, being so discouraging of a 2nd opinion and just a real asshole.

Another odd thing was my new doctor received results in a week while creepy doctor didn't call me about my supposedly, super serious test results for three weeks. Same lab!

*tera, Friday, 25 October 2013 23:21 (ten years ago) link

i'm glad you're complaining. the results thing is weird, maybe creepy doc's lab was incompetent enough to mix up results

1 P.3. Eternal (roxymuzak), Saturday, 26 October 2013 00:14 (ten years ago) link

Same lab the my new doctor used.

*tera, Saturday, 26 October 2013 01:36 (ten years ago) link

oh i missed that somehow, sorry.

1 P.3. Eternal (roxymuzak), Saturday, 26 October 2013 01:46 (ten years ago) link

Maybe whoever sent off the specimens got it all wrong at his office.

*tera, Saturday, 26 October 2013 02:25 (ten years ago) link

As much as docs like to blame stuff on front office, the front office is THE LLC (i.e., the doc's) responsibility. He/she is responsible for the front office staff and the management of the practice. Nice try with the "blaming the office staff" (not directed at your case specifically, tera, just in general). That is 100% bullshit because this is YOUR staff and YOU are responsible for their performance. "But I didn't go to med school to learn how to run an office" does not exempt you from having your company run well.

I get soooooo pissed at the blame-the-office-staff thing. You are the CEO and/or partner in your practice, take fucking responsibility and fix it, or accept that YOU are incompetent.

quincie, Saturday, 26 October 2013 05:30 (ten years ago) link

2.5 weeks, still bleedin. not pregnant. blood tests n ultrasounds in my near future. yay.

taxi tomato or bag tomato (Trayce), Friday, 1 November 2013 08:35 (ten years ago) link

:(

I hope everything is okay! Also maybe take an iron supplement you poor thing.

carl agatha, Friday, 1 November 2013 12:17 (ten years ago) link

Oh bummers Trayce. Hope everything gets resolved quickly.

quincie, Friday, 1 November 2013 15:44 (ten years ago) link

otm. safe travels, and cosign iron supplement

set the controls for the heart of the sun (VegemiteGrrl), Saturday, 2 November 2013 00:44 (ten years ago) link


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