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menstrualhutI was cruising around online today and found some great links. Some are really helpful, others are just fun & interesting
Home pregnancy tests, and early pregnancy tests; a fraction of the cost of name brand pregnancy & fertility tests. They're all FDA approved and available for home delivery.
Ovulation calendar. Similar to cyclespage.com but you download this one onto your computer for FREE for 45 days. Full version cost is $29, but it also gives helpful tips for getting pregnant, staying not-pregnant, online support, and suggestions on how it may be possible to choose the gender of your baby pre-conception.
Scorecard.org Ever wonder why 90% of the girls in your neighborhood are experiencing the same menstrual anomalies? Wonder why your entire family and all your neighbors share a chronic cough? Type in your zip code and find out what toxins are being pumped into your local water sources, air, earth, etc.
Garden of Fertility Resource on many topics such as natural birth control, gynecological health (including lots of info on PCOS, ovarian cycts, etc) Ok, so they're also pitching their book, but the site has good info too.
My Battle with PCOS An interesting and moving story of a woman who once suffered from, but now lives with PCOS.
The Red Spot- pretty self explanatory, I think. If you click on the "deep stuff" link, you can find all sorts of info from period history to periods based on geography!
Home pregnancy tests, and early pregnancy tests; a fraction of the cost of name brand pregnancy & fertility tests. They're all FDA approved and available for home delivery.
Ovulation calendar. Similar to cyclespage.com but you download this one onto your computer for FREE for 45 days. Full version cost is $29, but it also gives helpful tips for getting pregnant, staying not-pregnant, online support, and suggestions on how it may be possible to choose the gender of your baby pre-conception.
Scorecard.org Ever wonder why 90% of the girls in your neighborhood are experiencing the same menstrual anomalies? Wonder why your entire family and all your neighbors share a chronic cough? Type in your zip code and find out what toxins are being pumped into your local water sources, air, earth, etc.
Garden of Fertility Resource on many topics such as natural birth control, gynecological health (including lots of info on PCOS, ovarian cycts, etc) Ok, so they're also pitching their book, but the site has good info too.
My Battle with PCOS An interesting and moving story of a woman who once suffered from, but now lives with PCOS.
The Red Spot- pretty self explanatory, I think. If you click on the "deep stuff" link, you can find all sorts of info from period history to periods based on geography!
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Date: 2004-08-16 04:54 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2004-08-16 06:03 pm (UTC)and the garden of fertility...it seems kind of odd, they're saying that soy can hurt your fertility, but i've heard from alot of women in here that soy milk helps keep their cycles regular. *confused*
anyway, thanks for the links, they were great!
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Date: 2004-08-17 05:04 am (UTC)