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Flueks sorry about the tracking mishaps. I hope the outcome is favorable. I understand your DH being sad about not being able to drink with you. I haven’t had a drop of alcohol in like a month and I just wanna get drunkkk. Not right now though, I’m feeling a bit nauseous, I scarfed down an entire large miso soup before I even started eating my sushi (I got takeout cuz the dining hall didn’t have anything good at dinner, weekends are their weak days), and I had a single spicy salmon hand roll then decided to put the rest in the fridge for later tonight. Probably too much liquid at once in my stomach. I don’t drink when I’m already nauseous, it seems like a recipe for disaster. Anyway, good luck with this cycle
CB sorry it takes so long to get an appointment. It varies here how long it takes to get one. When I wanted to get my IUD the next available appointment was a month away, and when I got there it was like a 15 minute consultation type thing with the gyno instead of actually getting it in... but then they scheduled the insertion for legit 2 days later. Partly because I was on my period at the time and they would’ve had to wait until my next one started if they didn’t do it while I was still on it. But still, the availability was confusing. It’s much easier for me to get appointments at my mom’s office whenever I want, because my NP is one of my mom’s best friends, so she makes time.
With alcohol during pregnancy, it’s super controversial. In the US, most people say “no amount of alcohol is safe”, and if you even suggest otherwise you get called uneducated or ignorant or just plain wrong, and then they like to basically tell you you’re causing fetal alcohol syndrome and you’re neglectful or horrible or some other mean stuff. I had that happen to me when I mentioned a study done in the UK that showed a glass of wine 1-3 times per week on separate days (which they called moderate drinking, I call it light drinking) showed no harmful effects, and they followed the children for years after birth, and the kids whose moms drank the amount previously mentioned actually had higher average IQs. It of course showed that heavy drinking was extremely damaging. I cited this on tumblr and an LPN from Kansas ripped me a new one and tried to humiliate me on a massive mumblr blog as she was a moderator of it. I was probably like 14-15 and she didn’t care one bit, she was absolutely horrible. In France, pregnant women often drink half a glass of wine with their dinner, but if they see you eating salad while pregnant you’ll get death glares. Sushi is also quite controversial. I think it’s safe, Japanese women still eat it while pregnant, but many people think it’s not, including the crazy LPN who thought it was okay to go off on a child. I don’t mind that she had a different opinion, I mind that she attacked me, a kid at the time, and posted about me on a blog that has like 100,000 followers or something.
CB sorry it takes so long to get an appointment. It varies here how long it takes to get one. When I wanted to get my IUD the next available appointment was a month away, and when I got there it was like a 15 minute consultation type thing with the gyno instead of actually getting it in... but then they scheduled the insertion for legit 2 days later. Partly because I was on my period at the time and they would’ve had to wait until my next one started if they didn’t do it while I was still on it. But still, the availability was confusing. It’s much easier for me to get appointments at my mom’s office whenever I want, because my NP is one of my mom’s best friends, so she makes time.
With alcohol during pregnancy, it’s super controversial. In the US, most people say “no amount of alcohol is safe”, and if you even suggest otherwise you get called uneducated or ignorant or just plain wrong, and then they like to basically tell you you’re causing fetal alcohol syndrome and you’re neglectful or horrible or some other mean stuff. I had that happen to me when I mentioned a study done in the UK that showed a glass of wine 1-3 times per week on separate days (which they called moderate drinking, I call it light drinking) showed no harmful effects, and they followed the children for years after birth, and the kids whose moms drank the amount previously mentioned actually had higher average IQs. It of course showed that heavy drinking was extremely damaging. I cited this on tumblr and an LPN from Kansas ripped me a new one and tried to humiliate me on a massive mumblr blog as she was a moderator of it. I was probably like 14-15 and she didn’t care one bit, she was absolutely horrible. In France, pregnant women often drink half a glass of wine with their dinner, but if they see you eating salad while pregnant you’ll get death glares. Sushi is also quite controversial. I think it’s safe, Japanese women still eat it while pregnant, but many people think it’s not, including the crazy LPN who thought it was okay to go off on a child. I don’t mind that she had a different opinion, I mind that she attacked me, a kid at the time, and posted about me on a blog that has like 100,000 followers or something.