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Sep. 25th, 2003 03:44 amMy period loves to toy with me. I'm low on cash, so naturally I'm about to run out of pads right in the middle of my flow. I put on a pad to sleep in, and my sweatpants and sheet get bloodied, but not the pad. Then I think, today's going to be a heavy-flow day, and I obligingly change the pad... only to have one eensy spot by the end of the day. And yeah, I'm bleeding heavy again now, once I'm out of pads.
On the upside, I no longer feel like killing things.
On the note of pads: I can't use tampons or keepers or cups, because I am terribly, terrifyingly squeamish. I tried a tampon once and nearly freaked out. Controlling my cramps, heavy flow and hormones with the pill was a no-go, too, since it made me so retchingly sick that being cramp-free wasn't an equitable trade-off. But I digress: Pads. I'm a little tired of seeing the massive pileup of the disposables every month in my bathroom trashcan. Considering the alternatives either freak me out or make me sick, I'm looking into the reusable cloth pads. How do these work out for you who use them? They look very comfy.
On the upside, I no longer feel like killing things.
On the note of pads: I can't use tampons or keepers or cups, because I am terribly, terrifyingly squeamish. I tried a tampon once and nearly freaked out. Controlling my cramps, heavy flow and hormones with the pill was a no-go, too, since it made me so retchingly sick that being cramp-free wasn't an equitable trade-off. But I digress: Pads. I'm a little tired of seeing the massive pileup of the disposables every month in my bathroom trashcan. Considering the alternatives either freak me out or make me sick, I'm looking into the reusable cloth pads. How do these work out for you who use them? They look very comfy.