** My AF is officially over but I had fresh bleeding on Sunday night (controlled with Trenaxa) and then again light bleeding yesterday night. I did not take any Trenaxa last night. I hope it is just my body trying to completely normalize.
** Had the bleeding episodes not occured, I would have started my low-dose aspirin from today morning. I am holding out for two more clear days.
** My offline charting lovediary is now back in action. I am diligently recording dates and such.
** My mojo is back to a great extent. I have started my thesis work again. Not much is left, but unless I get down to it, it will remain 'not much is left' pending forever.
** My iron-folic gave me constipation. I stayed away from laxatives and my body has eventually gotten over it on its own.
** Today is my niece's third birthday. It is the first of all the occasions that I will conspicuously mark Kaiser as absent from.
Thinking of you and sending much love...
ReplyDeleteI hope your body is trying to normalize too.
ReplyDeleteMany (*hugs*) on the first occasion.
I hope that your body does get back to normal soon. I'm sure it would be a huge weight being lifted off your shoulders.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you with your niece's birthday.
Praying your body goes back to normal soon.
ReplyDeleteHappy 3rd birthday to your niece. Sorry she isn't here physically to share in this joy ((HUGS))
Normal would be good, and good on you for getting your thesis-butt in gear. It'll be lovely to be able to say "none is left" soon.
ReplyDeleteThinking of you today as the first occasion passes.
((hugs))
Writing one's thesis seems to go on forever, doesn't it? I am glad that you are feeling your way through it. Thinking of you as you traverse all of life's moments.
ReplyDeleteYeah for getting your mojo back! Tackle that thesis and show it who's boss.
ReplyDeleteGlad your mojo is coming back but be kind to yourself on the days or in the moments when it isn't so present.
ReplyDeleteHuge congrats on getting back to work on your thesis.
And {{{Hugs}}}
Glad moments of "normal" are returning to your life. Or, your "new normal", at least. Thinking of you always.
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