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[weezingsoul.livejournal.com]

<sub>Menstruation does not mix well with exam week. *sigh*

At least I probably won't have to deal with this anymore/it will be a lot easier to deal with by the time my first exam rolls around (Wednesday), but the tiredness sure makes it hard to motivate oneself to study.</sub>

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[myselftheliar.livejournal.com]

im having my period this week, my heaviest day will be wed, the night i have to write a 10 page paper that's 40% of my grade- hooray!

::doom::

[niftyspiffy.livejournal.com]

I totally can relate. My exams are coming up this week too, and I'm one of those really bad cramp people. It's hell. Good luck on the finals though.

[tinydancer7.livejournal.com]

i'm having the SAME problem! haha.

Me too :-(

[lileprechaun.livejournal.com]

I know what you mean. I have to write a research paper this weekend and I just started this morning with the worst cramps I've ever had. I'm talkin' throwing up, writhing on the bathroom floor in pain (I sure hope this isn't going to be a regular occurrence). Anyway, I feel your pain. *hands out advil*

[ladieophilia.livejournal.com]

Ach...same here! I have my peroid, and was going to write about it to you all, but grrr..at least i don't have cramps like I had in highschool! Good luck with exams and I hope that we all get raving good marks!

[ladieophilia.livejournal.com]

oh yeah, I have to fly home on my period, which sucks..planes and tampons, not a happy girl it makes!

[skeptictank.livejournal.com]

But at least if there's a long line @ the bathroom-ette, you can pull a tampon out of your pocket & clear the way. "Excuse me everyone! Excuse me, sorry. I must use the bathroom immediately! Pardon me, I don't mean to cut in line but I'd prefer not to make a mess - hey weren't you sitting next to me?"

[ladieophilia.livejournal.com]

I guess planes aren't that bad. I think that the worst was when I was moving up to Canada. After getting of bc, I had no idea when it was going to come, so I waited and waited. I was thinking, how perfect for it to come when I am flying home from Europe. Four months later it decides to come the day before I left to move here, which was a 30 hr drive with my parents, who were helping. It was so heavy, that I was constantly thinking that I was going to stain the seat driving through the desert (tumble weed does not a bathroom make!). I also could not stay awake for very long, and my poor parents had to drive most of the way. Normally I am awake for 20-28 hours at a time, and then sleep for 8, but that time, it was 20-28 minutes! That was the hardest flow to deal with; even harder then the highschool where I was incapacitated by cramps and couldn't drive at all. At least then I knew where the next toilette was going to be!