visiting the dr.
Sorry for the delay.
I was still processing the doctor visit.
There was a lot of waiting. I finally saw him an hour after I was scheduled to. But the view was nice. They built a new building down on the waterfront. That is where I was. You can get to the other buildings on the hill by using the tram.
I didn't get to use the tram...which is sad.
And I had to stand up my friend...which I still feel bad about.
I guess the visit was helpful. He gave me hope that maybe I can take birth control and only have a period once every three months! I am worried about blood clots, so we'll see. I'll discuss it with my primary care doctor.
And I need to see a cardiologist.
And he stressed that I should take vitamins and calcium to stave off osteoporosis.
And to get more physical therapy. (Duh. I knew that.)
He was way impressed with my arm strength. I've been lifting weights!
He also gave me 2 months to live.
Just kidding! I don't want to die and I don't plan to for a long time.. Much to my mom's chagrin. I overheard her talking to my uncle today, saying if she had known she and my dad had a bad gene, they wouldn't have had kids. I thank God everyday that they didn't know. She might not appreciate my struggles and resent me, but I love my life and I will be a success again. I know I have a purpose
It's so sad my parents won't see that. All they see is problems.
She might not like that I exist imperfectly, but I do. And I chose to exist.


I've never ever seen a doctor at my appointment time. But woe unto him who is LATE to the doctor. Just be careful, I think sometimes Dr's think birth control is a cure all for any illness a woman may or may not have. Becaue of my endo, I've tried both Seasonale and Yasmin (1 period every 3 months) and they both made me insane, despite the low dose. But hey, every body is different- just go into it knowing that some Drs treat BC like a cure all.
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