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Has anyone here had any actual experience dealing with Golek—formerly known as Biogen under Sage management? Specifically regarding their operations out of Indianapolis?
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Sam Clark4 said:I'm curious, did you guys actually sign any kind of formal contract with the band? We put down a deposit and hashed out all the details regarding the music and everything, but we never actually saw a written agreement. It's left me feeling a little bit uneasy...
We certainly did. The document includes our personal information as well as theirs, specifies the exact amount of the deposit, and was signed by both myself and the band member who accompanied us to the meeting.
restlesscanyon5 said:Ladies, I need some advice...
Everything was perfectly normal during my first cycle. Usually, my period arrives every 22 to 25 days.
However, for the last two months, nothing has happened. And there is absolutely no chance I am pregnant.
Has anyone else dealt with this?
My doctor has been out on medical leave and hasn't returned from her annual vacation yet, and frankly, I have zero desire to see someone new. I’m not experiencing any pain—if anything, I actually feel great...
Let me offer you a little consolation: my cycles used to be quite regular, averaging about 30 to 35 days. It was slightly late back in October, but now I haven't had one since February 26th. Around those expected dates, though, I do feel some discomfort in my ovaries and breasts, so we shall see. In Indianapolis, it feels like there isn't a single gynecologist available, so I still don't have a regular doctor to go to. 😢I'm blaming it on the changing seasons and the fact that I haven't been eating much meat lately, if that helps me feel better, haha... I know I'm not pregnant because there's been no intimacy. Anyway, at least you know you aren't alone in this.
Since this is my first time ever visiting a gynecologist, I want to get some advice before I start making appointments—what’s actually better? I've heard so many people claim that having a male doctor is better, but honestly, the idea of a man performing the exam makes me feel a little uneasy. I know those are just prejudices... please help me out, ladies. I’m clearly dealing with some issues, so I really need to get this exam over with as soon as possible.
I am not entirely sure if this is the right thread for this, so please excuse me if I have veered off topic. I am facing a bit of a dilemma. Here in my wonderful city of Chicago, it feels as though there isn't a single decent gynecologist to be found—if anyone happens to know a reliable doctor who is currently accepting new patients, please send their full name to my PMs. My period is now 32 days late. I haven't had any sexual intercourse, so pregnancy is out of the question. It isn't stress either, considering I am currently unemployed and have just finished school. I am starting to feel a bit anxious, and it doesn't help that I don't have a regular gynecologist to consult. 😢 From what I have read online, delays can be caused by illness, seasonal shifts, or various other bodily changes. Furthermore, I am planning to transition to a vegetarian lifestyle and am currently in the process of gradually removing meat from my diet. Could this dietary shift be a contributing factor? Has anyone else here experienced similar issues? The last time this happened was back in September of last year; I received my period at the end of August, then didn't get it again until the beginning of October, and then finally at the end of November. At that time, it was delayed by 30 days, but after that, everything returned to normal through February of this year, with my cycle lasting a steady 27 to 28 days. But now, according to the calendar I keep, I am exactly 32 days late. Please help me, ladies. :/