u/MichiruXIII

Hi all! This is my first post here. I’m just starting down my path of being plastic free. I have a few things that I’ve started doing like glass dishware, stainless steel pots, etc. I was wondering if anyone could recommend cutting boards and cooking utensils that are dishwasher safe? I have a disability so washing things by hand is sometimes not doable for me. Any other home suggestions to get me started would be super appreciated!

Hi! I’m going to a concert for the first time here and I was wondering if they’re super strict on bag sizes and clear bags? I would love to not have a clear bag if I can avoid it but I wasn’t sure of the rules. I have a medical condition so I might need a bag that’s a little over the fanny pack size for my medications so I was just trying to see if anyone had any experience with bringing in a bigger clear purse or backpack?

Hi! I’m looking for a clear 5x7 bag for shows that isn’t ugly or at least looks a little bit more unique. Does anyone have any good recommendations?

Hey all!

I’m scheduled for my first fet in may. Currently on bc and wondering about all the prep work. My clinic has been not very communicative. I am scheduled to do intramuscular shots along with a pill I have to take x9 a day?! Is this normal? I have a naturally thick lining and I’m worried they’re overdoing it just to increase success but the nurse told me the success rate is the same if I do a natural cycle? No one has even explained to me the difference in cycles and what my options are. The nurse just made complaints about having to change my calendar/plan and I’m feeling very confused as to what my choices are if I’m still expected to get a period anyways. I have done multiple IUIs before this and know that I can handle letrozole well. And if this is at all relevant, my clinic is like 2 hours away from me so I wasn’t sure if timing was important. Any info or advice would be super helpful!

What did your numbers look like? And what supplements/brands did you use? Just found out my numbers are low. One above the bottom range for “normal” and looking for guidance on what worked for you and if you took additional supplements.