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Side note: Every time I open a MP post, I'm afraid there will be a picture. So, thank you OP.
Yes, you can lose it in little bits, you can lose it, regrow it, and lose it again, or you could not lose it at all (or at least not notice). Fun, right?
"I wanted you more than you'll ever know, so I sent love to follow wherever you go."
OhSewCrafty:Side note: Every time I open a MP post, I'm afraid there will be a picture. [:] So, thank you OP. Yes, you can lose it in little bits, you can lose it, regrow it, and lose it again, or you could not lose it at all or at least not notice. Fun, right?
artroyer: OhSewCrafty:Side note: Every time I open a MP post, I'm afraid there will be a picture. [:] So, thank you OP. Yes, you can lose it in little bits, you can lose it, regrow it, and lose it again, or you could not lose it at all or at least not notice. Fun, right? Omg I've never thought about that! Now I will! Ew, have people actually done that? And op, yes you can lose it and grow it back too
Yes. I've seen more bodily fluids from posters than I'd like to recall.
LOL I opened one once when I joined the 3rd tri nd someone posted a pic of their nasty underwear full of fluid....the response right under it was priceless
" WTH would you post that!"
Talkativ15: LOL I opened one once when I joined the 3rd tri nd someone posted a pic of their nasty underwear full of fluid....the response right under it was priceless " WTH would you post that!"
I made the mistake of asking the googles about mucus plugs not long ago. If anyone else is unthinking enough to do the same, I urge you to at least specify HUMAN mucus plugs. And be really glad that we're not cows. *shuddering*
Thanks for your replies ladies. I actually called the nurse about it this morning to ease my mind before going into the weekend. She said "oh that's normal" (as long as there is no itching/burning).
Every time I present a symptom to them, it's always "Oh, that's normal!" Which I guess is a good thing!
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So, thank you OP.