Monthly Archives: June 2010
Today: shower head. Tomorrow: the gallbladder
I am still trudging along without Internet access at home. I am typing this post with one finger on my phone. I am doing OK. Which is pretty great, considering it’s been a long time since I’ve been OK. I … Continue reading
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The hardest thing I’ve ever done
Well, enough avoiding the subject. I have hinted at big things going on. I have griped about mysterious difficulties in my life. And, I have let this blog languish in silence as I have barely survived without internet access in … Continue reading
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Invasive abortion law is vetoed!
(Trigger warning, description of forced medical procedures) Governor Charlie Crist of Florida vetoed Florida HB 1143, which would require transvaginal ultrasound (also known as the affectionately as the “dildocam”) for women seeking abortion in Florida, above and beyond what was … Continue reading
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Magic dust
I don’t usually do the mommy blogging thing (not that there’s anything wrong with it!), but I wanted to share a sweet story from last night. Five year old Z came into my room in the wee hours of the … Continue reading
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Stay tuned
The tinfoil hat kids are getting out of school. Today is S’s last day of elementary school, and Z’s last day of preschool. Big transitions! *sniff* And, we will be moving during the next week. Please wish us all good … Continue reading
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Excellent article on female sexual dysfunction
Please go check out part one of a series on female sexual dysfunction on K’s Feminists with FSD site. Like me, stay tuned for part 2. This post covers the history of statistics on female (and male) sexual dysfunction, as … Continue reading
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My first death threat!
I have gotten my share of hostile comments, but I think I have gotten my first death threat. I considered not letting it through the spam filter, but I decided to let it stand in all its hostile, angry glory. … Continue reading
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Physicians’ attitudes and knowledge influence their practices – who knew?
My data from the KALI questionnaire is shaping up nicely. I guess it isn’t a big surprise, but, at least in the group I have interviewed, their knowledge about and attitudes toward labor and delivery interventions do seem to influence … Continue reading
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