Comments on: seconds http://thisfish.com/seconds/ Found the bike. Not changing the title. Mon, 06 Apr 2026 05:54:12 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.4 By: getupgrrl http://thisfish.com/seconds/#comment-3844 getupgrrl Sun, 08 Feb 2004 23:18:02 +0000 http://thisfish.com/?p=628#comment-3844 <p>First of all, the word "pelvic" is in no way TMI. It doesn't become TMI until you start talking about the consistency of your cervical mucus, and even then you'll find a willing audience.</p><br /><br /><p>Second of all, just so you know, the only uterine "abnormality" that might interfere with impregnation is the so-called T-shaped uterus, common among women whose mothers injested DES during their pregnancies. Women with T-shaped uteri (uterii? uteruses? uterae?) do have a higher rate of ectopic pregnancies, but the vast majority of them can successfully carry a child to term.</p><br /><br /><p>So don't worry.</p><br /><br /><p>Just found your funny blog, am looking forward to reading more.</p> First of all, the word “pelvic” is in no way TMI. It doesn’t become TMI until you start talking about the consistency of your cervical mucus, and even then you’ll find a willing audience.

Second of all, just so you know, the only uterine “abnormality” that might interfere with impregnation is the so-called T-shaped uterus, common among women whose mothers injested DES during their pregnancies. Women with T-shaped uteri (uterii? uteruses? uterae?) do have a higher rate of ectopic pregnancies, but the vast majority of them can successfully carry a child to term.

So don’t worry.

Just found your funny blog, am looking forward to reading more.

]]> By: d-d http://thisfish.com/seconds/#comment-3843 d-d Tue, 03 Feb 2004 02:00:59 +0000 http://thisfish.com/?p=628#comment-3843 <p>Sooooooo grateful I live in Canada. No Blue Cross needed. You need to go see a doctor? You go. End of story. </p><br /><br /><p>Hope everything turns out ok Fish!</p> Sooooooo grateful I live in Canada. No Blue Cross needed. You need to go see a doctor? You go. End of story.

Hope everything turns out ok Fish!

]]> By: Lisa http://thisfish.com/seconds/#comment-3842 Lisa Sun, 01 Feb 2004 23:57:07 +0000 http://thisfish.com/?p=628#comment-3842 <p>$3000?! Thank god for the National Health Service, I say! That'd be a whole £0 here. Nice exchange rate, huh?</p> $3000?! Thank god for the National Health Service, I say! That’d be a whole &#163;0 here. Nice exchange rate, huh?

]]> By: Some Guy http://thisfish.com/seconds/#comment-3841 Some Guy Sun, 01 Feb 2004 02:25:14 +0000 http://thisfish.com/?p=628#comment-3841 <p>Fish, first let me say that I hope your second appoinment shows nothing too problematic. But I also wanted to say that I found this entry particularly well-written. Thanks for sharing your life and your talent with us.</p> Fish, first let me say that I hope your second appoinment shows nothing too problematic. But I also wanted to say that I found this entry particularly well-written. Thanks for sharing your life and your talent with us.

]]> By: Kim http://thisfish.com/seconds/#comment-3840 Kim Sun, 01 Feb 2004 01:05:13 +0000 http://thisfish.com/?p=628#comment-3840 <p>Life is pretty frickn' persistant. It gets in there and fools you, time and time again. Babies WANT to get born, and evolution says "complications!? WHAT-ever." (Or maybe that's mother nature). </p><br /><br /><p>What p*sses me off is that "they" (the media, or someone) like to freak out any woman who hasn't procreated by age 2-- it's going to be hard "they" say. "you're risking your future happiness if you don't get knocked up right this instant"-- you're over 20? oh well, give it up, honey. </p><br /><br /><p>Anytime I've spoken to female sensible doctors, they've always said not to worry too much. So, knowing nothing about what your "resistance" issue is, I say, I probably woudn't worry too much. I myself have a "dog eared" uterus. (I picture it looking a bit like a basset hound). I think there is no such thing as NORMAL and lots of people have "difficulties" if you really really examine them closely.</p> Life is pretty frickn’ persistant. It gets in there and fools you, time and time again. Babies WANT to get born, and evolution says “complications!? WHAT-ever.” (Or maybe that’s mother nature).

What p*sses me off is that “they” (the media, or someone) like to freak out any woman who hasn’t procreated by age 2– it’s going to be hard “they” say. “you’re risking your future happiness if you don’t get knocked up right this instant”– you’re over 20? oh well, give it up, honey.

Anytime I’ve spoken to female sensible doctors, they’ve always said not to worry too much. So, knowing nothing about what your “resistance” issue is, I say, I probably woudn’t worry too much. I myself have a “dog eared” uterus. (I picture it looking a bit like a basset hound). I think there is no such thing as NORMAL and lots of people have “difficulties” if you really really examine them closely.

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