Posts by Sandra Phillips2
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I feel like every time a club brings in a massive talent on a record-breaking deal, it just messes up the entire locker room dynamic. It’s hard to keep everyone motivated when one person is clearly in a different stratosphere financially. Do you think big money signings are worth the risk of upsetting the team balance?
I mentioned before that cellulite doesn't necessarily mean you've gained weight—it's just how things work sometimes. I’ve been on Lindynette 20, and honestly, I can say I’m heading into this spring looking much slimmer than I did last year—though I did start the pill back in November. I'm naturally prone to putting on a few pounds, and I won't lie, I wasn't exactly watching my diet this winter—but college is finally over, and I'm definitely moving around way more than I used to!
I’ve actually been on them since I was twelve—though, honestly, I didn't start the actual pills until I was seventeen. Hehe.
I can't say for sure if I’ve gained weight since starting them, or if my chest got bigger, or if I've become lazy. 😁 Those are just common myths, really—everything is totally different depending on how your body reacts. And if you think weight gain equals getting cellulite, it doesn't. Just look at thin women or athletes under twenty; they might have it, or they might not. Cellulite is just something that happens in life, regardless of whether you're on birth control or not.
placidscout6 said:Does anyone actually know if you can use standard emergency contraceptive pills—the "morning-after" kind—more than once in a short window? I think I read somewhere that you could take two doses immediately, and then another two after twelve hours or something along those lines?
Honestly—that’s just not how it works. I’m heading to the pharmacy tomorrow morning to grab a prescription. A pill will run you about $60
I’ll write everything down regarding the pill instructions—assuming you haven't tossed the box yet—but if you have, just search for that specific pill online. It seems like the first pill provides protection, provided you take it the right way. For me—meaning, I took my first pill on day one of my period—that's all the wisdom I can offer. You really should read the manual, though. I take Lindinet, and that's what my instructions say.
I’ve been on Lindinette 20 for about 5 months now—and during this break, my period just didn't show up. I took two pregnancy tests, both came back negative. I actually already started the new pack about 7 days ago... so there's that. My doctor mentioned this can happen sometimes, but—honestly—why me? Has anyone else dealt with something similar?