Posts by shadowdriver58

I’ve been running my MacBook on Mojave, and everything was functioning in perfect, blissful harmony until this little old man of a tablet—if you can call a drawing tablet an "old man"—decided to show up and start a massive brawl with the system.
Wacom actually offers a driver for the Wacom Intuos Pro designed for Mojave, but the catch is that Mojave is acting like some high-society socialite who’s just been insulted; it keeps shrieking that I can't install the new driver without first uninstallizing the old one... and heavens above, I tried, but it seems we are dealing with a truly stubborn situation.
I’ve attempted every single thing that crossed my mind, and now I suspect I might have accidentally wiped out some essential system components in the process... I am utterly despondent.
Then, I stumbled upon a suggestion that a simple reboot might solve everything. However, since I’ve lived by a strict rule since the mid-90s that I simply do not touch the reboot button (because back then, it meant a full system reinstall), I am now in desperate need of guidance on how to proceed without wiping my entire computer back to factory settings. What on earth am I supposed to do? My only goal here is to get this tablet working. Just a side note: I have plenty of storage space, and I’ve already verified that the driver is fully compatible with my machine... I genuinely just need help, especially since I rely on this tablet to manage my carpal tunnel syndrome.

Oh, please forgive my misunderstanding! I am thirty-seven years old and have absolutely no children, nor do I have any intention of ever having them. As it turns out, I am quite useless to you in that particular regard, aren't I? 😢

Esmy is essentially a hormonal treatment, so once you stop taking it, getting pregnant is perfectly possible; however, one must remain cautious because even while on these tablets, a small percentage of women still end up conceiving, which is why extra precautions are vital (in fact, my husband insisted that we use a condom, NO exceptions). It seems to me they simply haven't gathered enough data regarding how Esmy specifically impacts fertility during use.

Furthermore, even after undergoing surgery to remove fibroids, you can certainly conceive again, though I would suggest waiting at least nine months, as any subsequent pregnancy requires a much higher level of care and vigilance.

I was on it about two years ago, and even though I was undergoing therapy at the time, I still ended up developing a few more fibroids; however, the largest one actually shrank from about 7 cm down to 6 cm after two courses. And that was really the extent of it—I just went to see the
Chief Surgeon.
The Chief Surgeon at the hospital (Mayo Clinic) told me that, based on everything they've seen and experienced, this medication is fantastic for older women approaching menopause, but for someone my age back then—only 35—it just doesn't offer enough of an impact to justify the treatment.
But, mind you, I was taking it during the winter, and oh my goodness, the hot flashes were absolutely brutal! Can you imagine? I was standing out on my balcony in the middle of a snowstorm, with temperatures hitting -10 degrees, just yelling because I felt like I was burning up! On the bright side, though, since starting that therapy, I don't seem to be quite as sensitive to the cold; before, I practically spent the entire winter with my backside pressed against the radiator just to stay warm.

Does anyone here actually happen to be on Cerazette or maybe Tangolitu—you know, the desogestrel kind?