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laughing at her hermit crabs.
About Me:
Female, 27, San Antonio - TX, member since Aug 2005
I work from home as an author, spend a lot of time reading random subjects, and live in San Antonio with my husband, whom I've been with for ten years in November.  As we've opted out of having children, we lavish all of our parental affection  on our three cats, Blue,... [More]
Interests:
Birth Control, Reproductive Health, Childfree, Mental Health, Diet and Exercise, Holistic Health, Biofeedback, Prevention, relationships  
May 29, 2008 06:04PM in the Birth Control (Contraception) Community
With any birth control pill, there is a chance that your periods will become very light, or even non-existent. Although I hear about it quite often, and have had it happen as well while on Zovia and now on Yaz, you should mention it to your prescribing doctor just to be on the safe side.
Feb 14, 2008 01:51AM in the Relationships Community
Don't they teach sex ed at your school?
Feb 14, 2008 01:45AM in the Cats Community
From side to side will either indicate the desire to play, or anger. You know your cat better than I do, so you can probably tell which is which. Raising the tail or jerking it upward is a greeting and a sign of curiosity, however if the end twitches very sharply, it's usually a sign of 'you idiot'. I get that one a lot.
Feb 12, 2008 03:01AM in the Bipolar Disorder Community
You might suggest to her that she needs support from a family member, and to go stay with one of them for a while. Shawn is right, you -don't- have to put up with it, and although it might sound very harsh, she has no right to make herself YOUR responsibility. Tell her that she needs to start packing her things and being productive, and if she is unable, sh...
Feb 12, 2008 01:24AM in the Depression Community
Here is what you should do: Seek assistance via your local school counselor, police station, or child protective services, or better yet, all three.
Feb 12, 2008 01:21AM in the Depression Community
Depression does NOT magically disappear in a lot of cases...you are no exception. Going off of your medication is going to subject you to pre-medication levels of depression - it is going to suck - what you really need to consider is why you are weaning yourself off of Celexa in the first place. If you feel you need to 'deal with this on your own' you nee...