Nuts in May

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The times when blogging is too much of an arse February 18, 2013

Item – I had noro.

Item – I was angry and unhappy and sulky at the way things were going in the comments in the last two posts, and I didn’t (I still don’t) know how to respond.

Item – H has had a nasty, constant cough for four whole weeks now. We’re both sleep deprived.

Item – My period was late. Not, late as in a longer-than-28-day-cycle (my cycle is ALWAYS longer than 28 days), but proper real ‘your luteal phase is longer than usual’ late. Mine has been 11 days long for four cycles in a row. Before that, it was always 12 or 13 days long unless, and sometimes even if, I was pregnant. This month? It went 16 days. I had a nervous breakdown. Three negative pregnancy tests and brutal arrival of said period later, Occam’s razor dictates, given the near-total lack of marital congress round these parts (see Item 3, above), that, actually, I probably had the day of ovulation wrong, and my calculations were thrown by the fact I had noro and therefore a fever. Anyway, even so, my luteal phase was longer. This is good, I think. I think.

Item – I really did have a bit of a nervous break down. I spent three days begging and pleading with the indifferent universe not to be pregnant, because if I were, I’d absolutely certainly lose the baby, and I couldn’t take it, not again, ‘chemical pregnancy’ be fucked. The cognitive dissonance has torn all my protective scabs and callouses off.

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31 Responses to “The times when blogging is too much of an arse”

  1. wombattwo Says:

    Just… Hugs. Big ones.

  2. thalya Says:

    Ugh. Awful. Just awful. Tea?

  3. KeAnne Says:

    Hugs to you. The universe seems especially sulky lately.

  4. Ah, May, what a month. Cough and sick. Sick and Cough. Bleurgh. Buggrit. Buggrit all.

    Chemical pregnancy be fucked indeed. (I am un-merrily bleeding an infinitesimal one away as I type, which I say not to garner Pityfest, but I can’t actually say anything at ‘home’ as half the school have Cottoned On To Blog – but it seems weird not to say mention it.) A 16 day luteal when 11 is The New Normal is just unwanted fuckery at this stage, and, indifferent or not, the universe needs to pack it _IN_. In fact, I think you may have to start attempting to believe in God just so I can curse something tangible on your behalf!

    Only three peesticks? You are a model of restraint.

    I think I need to send H some calf’s foot jelly; his ailment sounds suitably Victorian. Which I have no idea how to make, but I do have access to calf’s feet. Admittedly, they appear to be using them at present. I will work something out.

  5. I don’t know how to respond to your comments, either, but I am glad you are back. Xo

  6. Sol Solntze Says:

    And *hugs* for May, and H too for that matter.

  7. Betty M Says:

    Urrgh. Offering supportive tea,booze, whatever it takes. Oh and a word for H the nasty cough I carried for weeks turned into pneumonia so don’t be like me avoiding the GP as it was bound to be a virus for which they could do nowt.

  8. L. Says:

    I’m sorry. And I hope you feel a little better soon.

  9. a Says:

    I’m with you on the cognitive dissonance – I wish you didn’t have to experience it. I hope you’re feeling better soon.

  10. Anonymous Says:

    I just wanted to say it’s nice to hear from you. Sorry about everything else.

    Best wishes,

    K x

  11. kylie Says:

    Hugs, and more hugs. Glad to see you back- would invite you round for a drink, but it is a tad far to go… and wine doesn’t mail well.

    and on items 3 and 4- i have observed that my ovulation seems timed to coincide with either drastic illness or major work stress for the other half. just another example of the general fu*#wittery of the universe.

  12. Mina Says:

    More hugs from here too. Universe, you sure know how to mess with May, don’t you? Give it a rest already.

  13. Amy P Says:

    And yet more hugs for May, H, and HFF. And anyone else that needs some.

  14. Sheila Says:

    So sorry to hear about the various forms of head fuckery – hope you get a break soon….

  15. carole Says:

    Def. send H to the quack re: cough. I believe the rule is if it goes on for more than 3 weeks, it must be Looked At. Also nothing worse than having to listen to a cough. The cough-er might think they have it bad, but at least they have a) something to do and b) know when it’s coming. The coughee just has to sit/lie there, trying to ignore it and bracing for the next one, with their nerves standing 3 foot out of their bodies and curling at the ends.*

    So sorry about the weird LT. They are a proper Bugger. I had one about 6 months into charting (many years ago), when it seemed to go on a full 2 weeks after I was expecting the period. Spent a bloody fortune on tests (all mostly negative with just that hint of almost there lines) and almost worried myself into a ulcer. Bastard universe indeed.

    Hope you are feeling a bit better soon.

    *Wodehouse. Who else?

  16. Emily Erin Says:

    Gah! What is with the stupid universe? I am so sorry that the noro messed with your delicate internal balance, I’m glad that your LP was a bit longer, although, what, really universe?! Really?! So bah on that, and on the coughing and hugs to you and H and to HFF too. What an awful lot of crap. Here’s hoping that things look up significantly and quickly!

  17. Dr Spouse Says:

    Urgh. That is all I have to say.

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