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Believe me, you aren't alone in this struggle.
I stand about 5'8", and if you had asked me just a year ago, I would have told you I was barely scraping by at 92 pounds.
It is absolutely harrowing!
It all traces back to the sheer, unrelenting stress of life.
I’ve managed to get myself up to 110 pounds now, though I actually dropped about 6 or 7 pounds last month simply because my stress levels spiked again; honestly, I feel like I can't even catch my breath without losing more weight.
As far as I am concerned, my thyroid levels are perfectly fine.

I actually told my partner that once I have the baby, he better have a massive, gourmet feast waiting for me so I can snap back to my ideal weight instantly—though, of course, I was being facetious.
You can pick this up at any local CVS or Walgreens without needing a prescription from your doctor. That being said, it is perfectly logical—and frankly, common sense—to consult with a medical professional first to account for any potential side effects.
Everything is going to be just fine, and I truly cannot fathom why you’ve become so incredibly worked up over this.
Sarah Cox3 said:I feel like I get it all... I understand everything that's happening, but my head is just spinning. I honestly don't even know what to do anymore. This all started on Friday, and now it's Sunday—I don't think I have the nerves to wait another ten days. I am almost certain I'm Truman, but I just need that official confirmation. It’s so frustrating; women who are desperately trying to conceive can't seem to make it happen, while those who aren't looking for it seem to know they're pregnant from their very first time. If I head to the gynecologist this week, will they be able to tell for sure if I'm pregnant or not?

Have you ever looked into emergency contraception, specifically that "morning after" pill which can be administered within a 72-hour window following unprotected intercourse? The biological mechanism of the pill is designed to halt ovulation, prevent fertilization of the egg, or stop a fertilized egg from successfully implanting in the uterus.
Do not let this consume you, 🙂