Wednesday, July 18, 2012

(insert curse word)

Since what Making Babies calls my "early pregnancy loss" and what others may term "chemical pregnancy" or the charming "disintegration":

  • I ordered an ass-ton of new vitamins. Because what if vitamins are the problem? Sure.
  • I rescheduled a physical with the fertility clinic. Blah blah I hate everything. 
  • A woman from the clinic told me "we don't test for progesterone" when I suggested that might be the problem. She is dead now because I killed her. 
  • I composed a list of tests I want done, including progesterone testing. I am bringing it to my next appointment. If they won't order them, I am blowing the place up. Which I think is perfectly reasonable. 
  •  My dominating emotion this go-round has been anger, if that's not readily apparent. I'm a true joy to be around. 
  • I'm still not talking about it. I don't want to talk about it. After the first miscarriage I talked the fuck out of it and now if I have to talk about it I might hurt someone. 
Yep.

5 comments:

  1. I hope you didn't attend the funeral for the woman that you killed. She deserved it.

    When I miscarried, I also wondered about progesterone. Thought if I was lucky enough to get pregnant again, as soon as I knew I was pg, I'd demand a progesterone check. Yeah, that never happened.

    I'm sorry this happened. Keep up the good work. Annihilate all the stupid asses.

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  2. You have my permission to kill anyone who looks at you sideways, or frontways, or backwards, or cross-eyed.

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  3. Find someone, any one, a fucking hobo, to test you for progesterone. And ask your doctor why they won't do it. It is such a simple fix!

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  4. Find a new office. Don't even bother to get invested with these yahoos if they don't do something as simple as a progesterone test. The more visits you make with a frustrating provider, the more homicidal you're going to be.

    I'm speaking out of experience.

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  5. That doesn't frustrates me. I deal with it as a test.

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