You know, I really appreciate dentistry exists, but I cannot wrap my mind around actually wanting to work on people's teeth. I can understand general medicine and surgery. But wanting to do teeth?
This brought to you by me being grossed out by the scabbing of my own gums and all the work that went into minimizing that as my teeth got ground down to nubs (UHG) and new teeth cemented over the top. All with high-tech imaging and modeling and no evil rubber goo filling my mouth for minutes upon minutes. Which is cool, but uhg, other people's spit.
I'm bargaining on the headaches leaving with my periods.
That worked for my mom. And my sister (while she was pregnant).
Thanks, TB. Sometimes I feel like the regular doctors have forgotten about me since the last time they saw me, and that the ER nurses are waiting for my next visit. It's all upside down.
I am now processing that I told the web developers I'd give them gay porn to put up on the revamped company web sites. Apparently "ita ! doesn't play chicken to lose." Sometimes bits bleed through...but I swear he brought gay porn up first.
He did also suggest we sleep together. But he meant just sleep.
I think. I mean, so that when we (all of us) wake up at 3 with project paranoia, we have something to do.
Good god, that whole conversation is sounding worse and worse now that I look back on it.
I'm bargaining on the headaches leaving with my periods.
Mirena makes periods stop. Is there any chance something like that could help you?
It's not just the cessation of menstruation that I'm anticipating, but the whole hormonal upheaval. I haven't heard as much about period suppression due to contraception making the difference on its own. But most doctors have shrugged and said "I guess waiting until menopause isn't an option?"
Hot flashes had occurred to me too, ita, but I wasn't sure if a hot flash would cause a flair up in pain, whereas a flair up in pain could cause sweating and perhaps a bit of fever. That's why I asked which came first. But I'm feeling very far beyond my depth, what with not being a doctor and all.
Not to be the bearer of bad news, ita_!, but I'm hitting perimenopause and have noticed a (slight!) upswing in migraines.
I hope to one day come out the other end, and I can't do that if I don't start.
However, since they started, like October, I've four weeks of those flashes. Is that normal peri menopause? Those big gaps? I can deal if it's part of that thing. If it's a different thing...no want.
My migraines dropped from several a week to, maybe, four a year after my hysterectomy. should jhave had it done five years earlier.
Amy (and Jilli) these are the chocolate mice: [link] love them.
