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The Waiting Game

Oh how I hate waiting. And I'm waiting for the one thing that most people would love to wait for, or never have to deal with. Yes, that was me some time ago...Dreading that time of the month when you hurt with cramps, backpain, fatigue and you just couldn't wait for it to be over. Well, NOW, after having this so called plan of 6 months, starting in September, I'm waiting for my body to get with the program.

I started on Provera October 1st. My directions: take 1 pill a day for 10 days. Then a period should show up within 7 days....

I'm waiting........

I called my doctor today, like she told me to do since I haven't started a flow within those 7 days, and she doesn't work Monday.

So, I'm still waiting........

One more day....WAITING........

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