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Hallelujah!

AF is here! Today morning, around 0840, I had a small smile externally and a big relief internally when I saw the spotting.

It is three days early, and I believe that early is always better than late.

I am also happy because the scheduled day of its commencement was also the bang-on day of Wedding 1. I will still be 'down' when I attend the wedding, but with a lot less bleeding and infrequent ugh-I-must-go-check moments.

I stopped for a second when I was about to swallow my ASA today (not taken in periods coz it increases the bleeding), and the logic I had was that, if maximum of the flow happens before I leave for City I, it would be even better.

But guess what? Neither has my flow increased, nor am I having major discomfort yet. It is obvious that I now will have my next ASA only when AF goes away.

Thank You God. Even though I crib against you a lot, there are times I really appreciate you, and this is one such occasion.



^WiseGuy^
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  1. Mrs. Gamgee27 October 2009 at 18:57

    Isn't it interesting how we can celebrate the arrival of the witch sometimes, and other times dread it?

    I'm glad that she arrived early for you! I hope that her visit is short and swift!

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  2. Photogrl27 October 2009 at 21:42

    Better early than late...less time for her to play with our minds!

    I hope you have a nice trip in the City.

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  3. dreamsofquiet27 October 2009 at 22:17

    I hope your trip is lovely and that you enjoy the wedding and seeing all the people you don't normally see. :)

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  4. Aunt Becky28 October 2009 at 00:11

    Hooray for AF!

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  5. Brenda28 October 2009 at 03:23

    I agree w/ Mrs. Gamgee, better early than late!

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  6. AnotherDreamer28 October 2009 at 04:09

    Yay for AF showing up finally!

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  7. Kristin28 October 2009 at 07:29

    Woohoo...glad you will be able to relax and enjoy the wedding!

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  8. addingtothepack28 October 2009 at 07:41

    I always appreciate it when AF cooperates (it seems to be so rare)...

    You asked about my Metformin experience on my blog and I figured I'd answer here so you definitely see it. I've been on Met since the end of June and I didn't see any major changes until this month. I got serious (again) about trying to lose weight when I started the Met and made all the right changes over the summer, but in true PCOS fashion the weight was coming off VERY slowly. Right now weight is falling off me (14lbs and counting). I can't say if it's made me pee more because I have a thimble-sized bladder and drink 90-100 ounces of water a day so I just pee all the time regardless. It certainly hasn't made me pee any less. ;)

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  9. Sunny28 October 2009 at 08:22

    Thank God for small favors.

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  10. MrsSpock2 November 2009 at 03:39

    Occasionally luck must head one's way, eh? Now if it could only go big next time...

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