NEW BIRTH CONTROL? SOMETIMES THE TRUTH HURTS 😢

[@sophierymell2880]

This family is one of the few on KZbin that actually respect there kids boundaries and allows them to have a normal life, candi talking about karlis periods Karli “don’t expose me” candi instantly changes the topic 👏

[@sophierymell2880]

@@tay7756 cough cough 8 passengers cough cough

[@feliciakamga9983]

@@tay7756 a bunch of family vlogs

[@Gohappygirl]

Candi I can’t imagine how you feel having read those notes! That’s so awful! Keep going, you’re doing great

[@debigilmour1873]

Heavy periods as a teenager isn't fun. Been there before. So I sympathize with Karli.

[@marywhite9031]

Candi you are doing great on your journey. Don't get stuck on that doctors note. You have helped me to start making better choices throughout my day and to walk every day and I am feeling better because of it, so I thank you for that. I think you are helping more people than you know.

[@alyssapaige9623]

I'm sorry Candi that they didn't pay attention to the weight you have lost. If i was a doctor, i would make sure to tell you how proud I am of all the hard work you have done. I truly see the difference in how you look. I know they might require to put something in the chart if you're overweight, but that doesn’t mean that they couldn't have told you that and encouraged you, telling you that you're doing an awesome job. I know all the hard work you have put in and it sucks to not have someone acknowledge that, because it is hard work! I just wanted to let you know that I care. You're doing great!

[@Jim_Austin]

Don’t feel upset about that doctor’s note. It’s an automated response based on your BMI. They see it as an positive suggestion to improve your life.

[@ctrockers]

I get the weight things all the time and it pisses me off because it’s NEVER a topic of conversation at the appointment

[@mikmae]

My mom had the iud and ended up having fluid in her head and now has dizziness, migraines, and has to have brain surgery. Please let Karli see this! The iud is mainly used to prevent pregnancy. And if your sexually active and can cause infidelity. I would really do more research.

[@abbyperez8351]

do you mean infertility....

[@elenevchtv1297]

Doesn’t the IUD cause more increased bleeding & cramps which was her initial problem?

[@mikmae]

@@abbyperez8351 yes typo

[@emmalabattaglia]

my sis has an iud and i promise u it’s rare that infertility will happen. i’m getting one as well for my period and it’s all safe and ok

[@Lucy-eh3db]

Candi, I understand that you felt that way. You are perfect no matter what, never forget to love yourself. Don’t let it bother you because there are so many people that love you despite a doctors appointment. I give you so much credit for sharing this and expressing yourself. You deserve so much love!!

[@e.e.barbosa]

keep your head up candi, you’re loved and worth it 💗😌

[@brooklynramey]

She should’ve congratulated you on your weight loss because she should’ve noticed but she has no right to send you weight loss tips and she had no words on it and your visit.

[@breanneblaquiere2002]

I don’t advise the birth control shot, I’m on it and there’s bad side effects and many people have said they had issues getting pregnant later. I’m going to try to get off of it and go back on the pill.

[@trinitymoats4601]

Getting off is 10 times worse then having it! If you’re planning on it, I would do it quick.

[@breanneblaquiere2002]

@@trinitymoats4601 why is it 10 times worse? All I know is that I’m probably going to get a period for a long amount of time because I’m not getting one right now and haven’t gotten one since I started the needle.

[@PeytonLuffsYouuu]

@@breanneblaquiere2002 when I got off of it I bled for 3 months straight.. had to get on the pill to regulate it 😅

[@breanneblaquiere2002]

@@PeytonLuffsYouuu I was on the pill before going on the shot. I only went on the needle because I would forget to take the pill or take it at the wrong time and it would result into me missing a period for a whole month and then getting it the next month for 2 weeks. Something like that is stressful especially if you’re sexually active it makes you think your pregnant, because obviously when you don’t get your period for a certain amount of time you start to think negative.

[@ashleyluecke1020]

I work at a doctors office and it is just something we have to put in the chart if the BMI is elevated. They Pretty much in everyone’s chart just depends on the doctor you go to.

[@alexmunch5171]

If she’s getting birth control for her period I’m on the depo shot and it’s completely stopped mine and I’ve had no other side effects hope this helps :)

[@sashablessed9333]

You are doing great candi. Keep doing what you are doing, you have made huge progress 👍😊

[@Its_emilyy08]

I have been on Mirena IUD for almost a year. Definitely recommend it for heavy periods. Insertion hurt a bit felt like a giant period cramp. And was cramping for a few days. But now I don’t have any periods/ flow !! Definitely worth it. My gynecologist told me once I remove my IUD it won’t affect the process when you want to get pregnant.

[@mlb0120]

I really enjoy vlogs like this where you sit down and talk to us during part of it

[@nancysal]

It’s strange that your Dr didn’t mention your weight loss. I would be bothered by that too. You are doing a great job btw!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@meeganaschen8388]

I’m 43 and I have used Mirena for years. I love it!!! I don’t even get a period. I don’t plan on having kids, so I can’t speak to that part of the iud. Since I have never had kids, it does hurt a but more when they insert it. Just be sure that Karli takes some Ibuprofen prior to that appointment. God bless you all! Much love from CT!❤️

[@julianabe646]

i love candi she seems so sweet and wholesome

[@michelleb6638]

Candi you are looking AMAZING don’t let anyone get you down you are looking thinner in every video I see! 💜

[@julianasolis6868]

Don't worry Candi you are doing amazing and you look amazing! Keep up the good work! :)

[@larissamaxim2739]

I started birth control at 15 for my periods! Everyone is different, don’t let anybody affect you. I got lots of judgment for it but oh well, life goes on! Please keep us updated on the shot, I’ve been looking to switch also. This is my third year on the pill💓 Candi, your feelings are valid. You’ve been doing AMAZING! Don’t let those notes being you down💓

[@christijohnson2320]

Candi, I totally get where you are coming from. I know it's very disappointing for your doctor to not acknowledge your current weight loss. You have worked so hard to get to where you are. Your doctor may not have acknowledged or noticed you weight loss, but you know what? I definitely have. Momma, you are looking so good. Keep your chin up and keep doing what you are doing because it's working! You have inspired me and others on your channel to try to lose weight and get fit. I'm so proud of you and excited to see your next milestone. You keep doing you!

[@jennahimmelspach96]

I have Nexplanon and I really enjoy it. It’s only negative is the giant bruise on the arm. But I also have random spotting that lasts only 2 days. But nothing awful and it doesn’t bug me at all. I got myself started on birth control at the same age as Karli. It was the same reasons and I started with the shot and it made me gain so much weight which is still hard to lose. It’s been almost 6 years since I switched. But I’m so glad I did.

[@juliannacora2478]

I have Mirena and I ABSOLUTELY love it!!! Stopped my period completely, no bad side effects. I tried nexplannon and had horrible side effects from it, but Mirena helped me so much!!

[@pink-qx5bh]

candi your doing great keep it up!!❤️

[@adjoaagyemang7373]

My heart hurts for kandi 🥺 I love you kandi you’re doing great thanks for being the most kind hearted person on the planet

[@kristakeramage2893]

When I got my IUD out they recommending waiting two cycles before trying. Got pregnant the first month trying. My experience for the most part was positive. I’ve had three IUD’s, I really like them until the last one when I got an infection. Not sure what caused it but I had to get the IUD out. Seems like most people either love it or hate it.

[@tamikajackson5893]

I don’t recommend the shot, a lot of people bleed off and on for weeks on end. I recommend Evra patch if you have it in the US

[@gabthegal]

It’s crazy how bad of a stigma birth control has. I have been on it since I was 12 or 13 because of my period being heavy too. Birth control is not just for preventing pregnancy!!!

[@mikmae]

The hormone used in the Mirena IUD is suspected to cause an increased risk of pseudotumor cerebri (PTC). This condition, also known as idiopathic intracranial hypertension (IIH), occurs when there is an excess of fluid in the skull and causes pressure around the brain. Please please look more into it.

[@macandchezzz]

I have the copper iud and have had zero issues. I dont have to remember to take a pill, or change anything out like the nuva ring. The copper iud doesn't have any hormones associated with it either so I haven't had any negative side effects.

[@trisitylee4491]

I personally have Nexplanon its the arm implant, and have had no negative side effects. I know everyones body is different but i have had little to no periods since getting on this about 15 months ago.

[@taylorlomb]

Candi a similar thing happened to me when I visited my dr for the first time after graduating from college. I was 5’5 and 150-155 lbs at the time. I had a little note printed out for me that basically said I was overweight. And I think the feelings that I had were much similar to yours. Im sorry. What an awful feeling. But if it helps .. you’re doing amazing with your weightloss journey! You’re moving in the right direction ... And that’s really all that matters

[@ilselovespickles]

When karli said she’ll have kids at 22... Me at age 22 with no kids: 👁👄👁

[@Kassdraws]

i’m 21 and still get shocked when i find out my peers are getting pregnant/married 😂

[@jaywilliam7518]

it’s the same for me, I am 34 and I still have no kids, no wife or girlfriend, I personally gave up looking for a girlfriend, although I’ve had a few, but all of them combined is not even a year, and it’s insane that there are people way younger than me that are only in their early to mid teens that have spent more time with one person than I have with eight girlfriends combined,

[@cupcake555x]

I have the mirena. It definitely hurt a lot to get in but you shouldn't feel anything worse after then your normal cramps. I had my period for 4 weeks straight and I bleed unexpectedly every now and then but eventually it balances out. Super nice to not have to worry about it, I would recommend it. (I'm on the non hormonal one)

[@cupcake555x]

It's also the most effective form of birth control out there.

[@sydnimascarenaz3624]

I recommend getting the Nexplanon Implant, it works wonders for me and it lasts up to 4 years. I’m 20 years old now but I got my first one in at like 17. I would look into this one forsure!(: I hope that helps.

[@arioaks12]

yes!!! mine is going to be a year in june and i’ve had zero problems

[@emma5848]

I don’t suggest getting Mirena, definitely look into Kylenna. Kylenna has less hormones and is better for people who haven’t had children. It’s a smaller insertion as well. Ive had Kylenna for two years and it has been a great experience. I have not had any issues and it’s helped my periods.

[@softballgymnast7977]

i have the implant and i think it’s the best one because you never have to worry about taking anything as well as you can have it for 3 years with no worries with it

[@haleyfladung3936]

Depo shot is great- was on it for a few years but it seems to not be working properly anymore. So I am actually switching to an IUD this week...my doctor says it doesn’t take long at all to get pregnant after taking it out! That is all I have heard...I was also recommended the kyleena because it lasts longer!

[@toriv.8107]

If I was you I wouldn’t even go back to that doctor. Like if that wasn’t the topic of y’all’s discussion then it isn’t right to even bring it up. Like you’re paying the doctor to take care of the things that you tell them about, if somethings not bothering you then you’re not gonna tell them about it, if its bothering you then you’re gonna tell them about it you know. But don’t beat yourself up about it because I’d be the same way and get offended by it too, so don’t blame it all on yourself Candi, you have a right to have feelings too. Plus you and Ken are doing great!

[@sammi2982]

I use kyleena I’m 19 my doctor recommended it over mirena because I have never had a child and because of my age. I think kyleena is smaller. Now that I have the IUD I rarely get a period maybe every 3 months. But mirena might be a better choice for Karli if her doctor recommended it because it varies from person to person. I am very happy with my IUD, insertion was very uncomfortable and at some points painful but I think it’s worth it because I no longer suffer from crippling cramps. I had symptoms like spotting and cramps for probably two weeks after my insertion and now I don’t even notice it. Hope this helps!

[@shaym3140]

Candi you have every reason to feel upset! I would be too! Especially considering you didn’t talk about it with your dr. I would be hurt, and judged. 🥺 You’re beautiful and you’re looking great! I have a hard time losing weight too, but your motivation is really inspiring,

[@aydheevega4068]

That’s crazy. I would be so upset too, growing up going to the doctor I have always been told by the doctor I was overweight and he would always tell me what I need to do to loose weight, but never done the way your doctor did it!

[@AveryWalkerrr]

I have the Kyleena IUD. I've had it for about 4 months and I absolutely love it. Getting it inserted is like really bad period cramps. I used to have super heavy periods and it's made them a lot lighter!! I definitely recommend it though:)

[@ChantelsLife]

Last time I went to my doctor on the notes in the portal it listed my current conditions and one was "anorexia nervosa - restricting type" and immediately under in plan of treatment it said something like "patient advised to reduce caloric intake and exercise regularly". He didn't say anything like that to me in person at all, and I'm sure it's just a generic thing they put on all the notes, but to see it right there under his diagnosis where I restrict food and over exercise to the point my health is at risk.. really rubbed me the wrong way. My therapist found me a doctor who specializes in EDs real quick after that. I feel like all doctors care about is weight weight weight

[@carleyswan2229]

Hey!! I got an IUD Sept 2020, and I love it!! I got the skyla, it’s a little smaller than the mirena. It’ll be be the worst pain ever for ten seconds and then it’s done and over with!! My period has fully stopped 6 months after getting it in. Lasts 3 years and can be removed at any time!!

[@dashagernega7063]

I would get the arm one that’s what I have and it somewhat stops and slows your periods depending how your body reacts to it and it has completely stopped my cramps. Only bad thing is sometimes your periods can be irregular but they do get lighter

[@cameronself7361]

I have an iud and i love it. Ive had it for a year and it works really well. It has helped with my cramps and period so much.

[@haleyg711]

I had the implant Nexplanon and loved it! I got was in it for 6 years. Got it removed and got pregnant the first month. Stay away from the IUD!! It can move and get all tangled up. It’s also extremely painful to get inserted and removed. It’s labor pain!

[@amazingvictory5224]

Candi don't get stuck on doctors note because you are doing your very best. We all love you and you are amazing person. Take care and Be safe. 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@allie5430]

If there’s anything I can say about the mirena IUD is that for me personally it was fine for the first 2 years of having it. Once I began my 3 third year of it being in I started experiencing the side effects of it and ended up having it removed because I couldn’t handle the pains. But that’s my person experience, everyone is different. You could get the IUD and it work perfectly fine and no effects.

[@lauradillon1149]

Mirena first 6 months are not that great but once you get past that it’s great! I’ve used this for the last 8 years. You replace every 5 years.

[@taylor4281]

I got the IUD and it’s great the only negative for me personally is i go months without getting a period, but then when i do get my period it lasts for 2-3 months

[@nicolelyons9550]

about 3 or 4 months into mirena I stopped getting my period! I don’t notice too many side effects. I would tell Karli that it hurts getting it in ( really bad period cramps) but for me it was worth it to have in for 5 years! No worrying about taking pill, etc! No maintenance.

[@PinkaBooPhantom]

I would have two periods a month it was brutal, I got a IUD done it’s good for 5 years and it will stop your period it’s the best decision I ever made

[@Sophie-th9fc]

I’m 14 and I’m on birth control for cystic ovaries and omg it helps so much

[@sofiamaria194]

Im also a teen and I'm in love w the arm implant. It has helped my period soooo much. I swear by it. Most of my friends have it too

[@macandchezzz]

If the notes were there last year, I would assume that it is an automated message maybe? The doctors might be doing there job, but the way they went about it with you wasn't very tactful. You're so strong. Losing weight is one of the hardest things a person can do for themselves. Keep your head up.😘

[@crystinmikayla9377]

I have the arm implant (nexplanon) scary stories but they’re literally a 1.2% chance. I’ve had it three years and I’ve had to period, but when you you’re supposed to have it i do have bloating. The IUD should never be used. I know not one but two but 4 people close to me who all have had the IUD and had major problems. okay one of them had gotten pregnant on it and it got misplaced and they couldn’t remove it because it was “too risky”. she ended up on complete bed rest at 16 weeks and went into labor at 31 bc the IUD popped through and the sac was leaking fluid. Also the female can feel it and it does not help with cramping at all, i feel fact makes them worse. Good luck!

[@crystinmikayla9377]

ALSO my period were so heavy that I would wear Super Plus and have to change it in an hour and always bled through. I strongly recommend the arm implant and if you don’t like it you can always get it removed.

[@shainaharris7627]

I have PCOS and I’m very very sensitive to birth control. I had the nexplanon implant for a while and would bleed for 3 weeks out of the month so they put me on the pill on top of that to try and regulate everything. I tried other pills as well and they made me super sick. Even the low estrogen. I finally tried the patch and I have been on it for 2 weeks so fingers crossed. But I definitely wouldn’t take it if I absolutely didn’t have to.

[@ash102frog]

If she was considering the birth control shot i don't recommend at all. after they injected it i passed out and it make me extremely emotional and depressed i am now back on the pill. the birth control shot also can cause acne that's also why i stopped because my acne got worse. just some advice i'm 20 and i've been on birth control since i was 16.

[@kiraoberschulte7615]

I was on the depo shot for about a year and I got every side effect imaginable including a lot of weight gain. For me I was just constantly hungry so it’s not I could say “I just eat when I am hungry” cause I was constantly hungry. I had been on a few different pills and the only one that my body likes is the lo lo estrin FE. I have heard good things about IUD but it is really painful about the first few weeks. It really depends on the person and their body. I cannot even take the same as my sister.

[@britneyclarke4188]

I was on the birth control pill jublier it definitely lightened and shortened my period. I recently went off of it and what they don't talk about is how irregular your period will be until your body is back on track.

[@kizzykristina]

I didn’t go on birth control until i was active bc my periods were normal. I went on the pill, and it’s saved me so many times lol (I’m 18 now)

[@denaemejia8159]

I’ve had marina for 6 years now and I’ve had no problems at all. Helped with my periods too. 🙂

[@emilyosgood3015]

I started birth control when I was 14 because I had seriously heavy periods for three years straight, and they were very irregular. At first I got nexplanon, but that made me very depressed so I got it out and tried the pill, but I didn't like having to constantly remember to take it every single day at the same time, so I switched to the iud, and it's my favorite so far. I have the liletta, which is similar to the moderna. I've been very happy with it ever since, but birth controls/preferences are different for everybody!

[@kelliefiore]

I have an IUD and I love it. As a warning it is extremely painful to get put in. And even afterward I was in severe pain for 2 days. Make sure to take pain relievers before you get it put in! :) and I’m sure the doctor will tell her that as well!

[@dianam3566]

i had the skyla for a year and it was pretty good until i gained 25 pounds in a month and i felt super numb to emotions but i personally have estrogen issues so it could’ve been that

[@mackenziemorgenthaler6573]

Dry shampoo just needs to be rubbed in really well and the white will go away, I have dark hair too and it works for me.. also I have been on the shot for 5 years and never had any problems. Steady weight, helps with my acne, no periods. It all depends on your life style and Karli’s life style is similar to mind I don’t see weight gain being a problem for her at all.

[@mattiewambach1913]

My IUD was not fun for the first couple of months. Expect bleeding for the first 3 months but it goes away after that. I love it now tho

[@MathMaster529]

I would totally advise against any type of iud or implant , karli is young . These birth controls are strong . I had the implant was terrible but the worst of it was when I did get it taken out it took me 3 years to get pregnant and I have irregular periods now and I never did before the implant. These birth controls a lot of people have nightmare stories .

[@gerardfleury6626]

Hey Candi don't worry about it you be fine just keep on going

[@MissRain1312]

I live by the pill! I’ve been on it since I was 18 and I’m now 25. Sometimes you just have to find the right pill, every pill is different and people will react different. Luckily the one my doctor put me on was perfect for me from the start but I would try other pills first before going to the shot or an iud

[@morgansaunders3838]

I have the nexplanon thing in my arm and its great. Super painless and lasts 3-5 years Ive never really even noticed it or had probelms.

[@EllaBrentzel]

i am on nexplanon (arm implant) and it completely stopped my period which i am happy about and i haven’t had any other side effects at all. i can’t say what it does for future fertility but i haven’t heard of people having a hard time getting pregnant later in life. i would take into consideration that no one is going to have the same experience. i think the best part of the nexplanon though and why i choose it was because it has no estrogen which there are studies that women with high estrogen have higher chances of developing cancer. this is just my experience and my knowledge but not everyone likes it like i do.

[@Kenna.Ambler]

My sister’s friend had an iud, months later she got it taken out due to the issues it was causing for her

[@Jason-fz1zd]

You're worth it Candi we love your family

[@matthewshort2960]

Those messages automatically generate based off the weight and height input. I deal with this everyday

[@tiffanylaurenxo]

Ask about Kyleena, my doctor recommended as it’s smaller than the mirena IUD. Everyone has different experiences with IUD’s. There is an increased risk for pelvic infections with an IUD.

[@rachel9609]

candi your weight loss is all due to your hard work, and still you are more than your weight. you have every right to feel offended by that message because you’ve put in so much work to get to your point and it makes your effort feel like a waste. i don’t know if that’s the most accurate assessment of how you’re feeling but you are a hard worker, you have done so much to lose weight and get healthier, and you’re more than a number on a scale or a bmi. always remember that your main motivation is your health, and not the approval of others. we’re all so proud of you and love you no matter what!!

[@chelseytremblay1825]

I have an iud I love it! But I suggest she gets the Kyleena instead of the mirena theres really no difference expect for the size, kyleena Is smaller and better for teens! Once you’re ready to have kids it doesn’t affect anything and just be prepared you might miss you period some months but that’s normal. You might have spotting/bleeding for the first 2-3 weeks of getting it, the insertion is nothing to be scared of it’s just a little pince for a second and then you’re fine. If you have a low pin tolerance I recommend taking an Advil before getting it done. I’ve had nothing but good experiences with it, it’s nice to not even have to think about it.

[@haylee2054]

I decided to get the nexplanon implant instead of an iud, I can’t even tell it’s in my arm anymore and I haven’t had my period since the first two months I had a really bad one though. I haven’t had any bad side effects either, also getting it in isn’t as bad as it looks and it has low risks to getting it and can keep it in for 3 years which is super nice too.

[@Sarapeaches23]

I would stick to birth control. My heavy periods lessened as I got to my 20s. So I wouldn't go down the slightly more invasive route of getting IUD.

[@bethanypike6270]

I really like the Mirena. I have been on it for 2 and a half years. I like it expect for sometimes I get really bad cramps when I do get a little bit of a period.

[@Annienoiehh]

I feel like your doctor should’ve noticed and mentioned your weight loss. And given you positive feedback. P.s- I have the same trouble with dry shampoo as Karli lol going to need to get that formula for dark hair

[@christinestagg1140]

I hear ya Candi! The dr should have recognized your weight loss and sent you maybe more maintenance ideas or something different and more positive. I totally understand what you feel. I lost a lot of weight once and got recognition from some people and then not a word from others and your thoughts are like all over the place about it. So I think it’s normal what your feeling for sure. You are great In all you do and don’t forget it!

[@kayleetriplett9871]

i had a lot of trouble with different pills too...all the horror stories and hormones in the shots and implants made me go straight to the hormonal IUD and it has been great for me-lighter period and less mood issues. very painful at first but definitely recommend for a teen like me!

[@morganmunro3378]

I have the mirena IUD and my gynaecologist told me that I would be expecting spotting for 3 -6 months

[@kellystrader-creger7158]

You are doing terrific!

[@katelynkelly2922]

IUD sometimes it will inflame your body if you have muscle problems it did that to me when I had it when I was younger and I don't have that now

[@smokeymountainmama]

no fun having heavy periods. Raspberry leaf in capsule form u can get at a health food store works wonders for heavy periods.

[@averygoan2617]

I have one and the insertion was really painful but after that’s it’s the best thing ever!

[@ReneeGuggenmos]

I don't want you to turn this around on yourself and say "I guess the truth just hurts". The fact of the matter is, this was your Dr. Someone you are supposed to trust and rely on for your health..putty that in " notes" was wrong. She should of talked about it with you period! And not recognizing that you have lost weight..? Sounds like she wasn't a very observant tuned in Dr. Don't you dare turn it around on yourself! You're doing good and are making changes. You look good!

[@davinashaffer5822]

I think all of them have some kind of negative, do what u think what will work best for u n ur body. I'm on the depo shot, n it is a weight gainer, but I haven't had any side affects. Good luck.

[@emmalabattaglia]

my sis has an iud and it’s pretty good tbh, no periods, no pregnancy, some spotting and it hurts just a little bit. i’m currently trying to get it before college bc my periods are heavy and extremely painful, iuds and the pills are the most common :)

[@theresagrosscup1968]

I have the mirena. I had very heavy periods. At one point I was bleeding for 3 months straight.I always had issues. It was March and that April I was getting married. Haven’t had a period since then. Before that I go a shot every month can’t remember the name but basically it puts you in to menopause. I would tell Karli to try it if she finds it’s not working she could have it removed. You don’t feel it inside you. If she gets iit give it a few months then before throwing in the towel. I think she would happy with it.

[@leriahslife341]

I have to take melatonin too, it only last about three hours, and that taking two of them.

[@alaynafigueroa3530]

I had the Mirena twice and both of the times it just came out!