Alright, one more question and then I'm out of here!
Did they actually give you a specific $10000 credit limit, or is it just enough to cover what you need? This might sound like a total rookie question—I know—but I remember reading somewhere that having a certain amount available is basically the bank's way of saying "thanks for trusting us" with the loan though honestly, I can't quite remember where I stumbled upon that bit of info
Does everyone actually get a card with this? My credit just got approved, so I have to head in to sign all the paperwork—but nobody mentioned anything about a card during the process. To be fair, I was working through Progressive
I feel like I’ve read every single book and article out there on this subject, so I pretty much know the theory inside and out 🙂 But honestly? What I really need right now are some real-world stories from people who have actually lived through it 😉
To give you some context—I was following Amy's protocol religiously from February all the way through May, and then in July, I ended up having laparoscopic surgery on my ovaries.
So, while I’m sitting here waiting for my first follow-up appointment, I’ve been falling down internet rabbit holes, trying to find women who were pregnant after having surgery like mine
So, I’m officially starting my Esmy regimen tomorrow. Quick question for those of you who have already been through this... What time of day do you usually take it? And do you try to stick to pretty much the exact same time every single day?
I’m planning to stick with the Ulipristal acetate—hopefully, it helps bring things down a bit. Once I've finished this round of therapy, the next step on the roadmap is laparoscopic surgery.
Jessica Davis66 said:I wanted to bump this thread. I’ve been on Esmy 3 for about three months now, and my fibroids have actually shrunk! Has anyone else tried this?
I haven't started yet, but I'm getting ready to—I should be starting the medication in about two weeks.
Could you share a bit more detail about what you're going through? Like, how big was the fibroid originally, how much has it actually gone down, and are you still facing surgery at this point? I'd love to know if this might work for me too...
Hey there! Quick question about my printer. I’m currently using an EPSON xp-215, though honestly—I’m not even sure if the specific model matters all that much in this situation... does anyone know roughly how many pages I can still squeeze out once that "low ink" warning pops up? Just trying to get a heads-up before I'm totally stuck mid-print. Thanks!
I’d really suggest checking out those photographers over in Savannah. From what I’ve heard through the grapevine, their rates are way more budget-friendly 🙂