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I took my BBT (Basal Body Temperature). Now that I am on medication that will help with my PCOS symptoms and get me ovulating again, I need to be better about tracking things like my BBT. In case you’re wondering, I use the app Glow to track all the female things. 😉
I got a bunch of wireframes done in time for a 1:30pm meeting. I was on a tight deadline and wasn’t sure I’d be able to get it all done; not only did I get them all done, but I managed to squeeze a couple extras in. Oh and the client ended up being happy with the direction, so yay!
The phone holder thingamajig Joshua got for his car. First he got one that was suppose to clip to his AC vent, and that ended up not working so he returned it. The second one he got had a suction cup that supposedly you could put anywhere but it only worked on his windshield. Yeah, not impressed.
I was in the middle of trying to style a Gravity Form on a template site I’m doing work on. Thank God for the Chrome inspector and CSS Targeting Samples.
It was so warm! It felt like summer! I had to use the Nest app to turn the AC before I got home.
My night time routine which includes taking a shower, PM skin care routine, brushing my teeth, and taking my PM vitamins.
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Cristina, I had no idea you had PCOS! I was also diagnosed with PCOS in 2010 and have had my ups and downs with it because of my health and dietary choices. Fortunately for us PCOS ladies, there is plenty of hope with lifestyle changes. I read on one of your previous entries that you are starting on Metformin, right? In case you are not familiar, be sure to supplement with Vitamin B12 as Metformin can deplete your body’s B12 easily. Sublingual tablets with methylcobalamin will be enough to keep your B12 at a decent level. Wish you the best on your PCOS journey. <3 And with hard work and diligence, your fertility shall improve.
Yup, been on Metformin for two weeks now. Good thing to know about the B12 as I’ve been on a B12 supplement for about a year now. Thank you so much for your kind words, Kristine! <3