Some unexpected life updates: GRWM

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[@cate.9442]

I'm a Women's Health nurse, and I can tell you that the pill is one of the safest medications that we give. Yes, some people have side effects, but that is true for every single treatment modality available. As long as you're working with your provider (which you obviously are!) then you are doing the right things.

[@SarahRoseBeauty]

thank you for doing what you do!!!

[@laur83]

being on the pill genuinely changed my life. that sounds dramatic but it eliminated my terribly heavy and painful periods, helped with my mild hormonal acne and most importantly, largely got rid of my PMDD and associated suicidal thoughts. be your own advocate and do what is best for you, always ❤ it isn’t the best option for everyone, but for some people, it is 🥰

[@annafe9920]

This was my experience too. It did wonders for my mental health.

[@amyd4444]

Me too! 👍🧡👍🧡

[@courtneyallison4332]

I hardly ever comment on anyone's videos, but I can feel your energy through the screen! If being on birth control is helping you, THAT'S AMAZING, and I can see it. You sound so much more enthusiastic, and I feel like your true personality really shined through in this video. Happy for you!!

[@SarahRoseBeauty]

Aww thank you so much 🥲🥰

[@classicashley3925]

I loved being on the pill and eliminating acne. And predictable periods. Glad it’s helping you!

[@kalilili]

The bleeding you get on the pill is not a period

[@ferna485]

I love being on the pill lol. I got off due to my primary doctor scaring me, but when I talked to my actual gynecologist she said there’s a lot of misinformation even in the medical community about the safety of birth control. She gave me the green light to get back on, saying it’s actually one of the most studied medications, and I feel great. Glad you too are feeling better!

[@natnguyen4052]

The pill has been around for so long, there is so much data on it, people shouldn't be worried. Sometimes it takes a while to find the right one but it's really does help with quality of life.

[@BinaBecker]

As someone who's been helped by the Pill herself, I hear you! My acne cleared up (when I was still young and oily enough to get it). I took it to regulate my heavy, crazy periods, but the cleared-up skin was a great side benefit. I missed it when I hit 35 and had to come off it. Some people do get bad side effects, but there are lots of different formulas, so if you're not feeling great on one, try another. I had to try a few before I finally found my jam.

[@SarahRoseBeauty]

That makes me so happy to hear it helped you too. It does bring me a lot of comfort to know that there are sooo many different pill options to try, many of which I’ve never tried before!

[@lauriedomino3559]

Getting the IUD taken out is NO problem at all! Don’t stress! I was so worried because it hurt going in but getting it taken out didn’t hurt at all

[@juliakatherine5077]

I came here to comment the same thing. In my experience having it taken out wasn’t as bad at all!

[@texasbelle19]

I also have pcos and the pill was so helpful for me to regulate everything. That blush is gorgeous on you.

[@classicashley3925]

Summer is my least fave season too. I miss the coziness of winter. And I dislike being outside and hot, which I am forced to do since my kids and husband like to be outside alllll day in the summer. Don’t get me started on having to shave my legs regularly. 🙄 😂

[@SarahRoseBeauty]

You get me!

[@laur83]

it’s terrible 😂 it’s winter right now where i live and i’m RELISHING it until it gets hot again 😢

[@LinzSee]

Same, same. I live on the west coast and I couldn’t care less about going to the beach but I do it a few times a year for my kids.

[@Lizzie_Sheridan]

Thank you so much for sharing about PMDD, anxiety and ADHD! I have generalized anxiety and severe PMS (likely not PMDD but hard to tell since I’m on birth control and an SSRI), so I really appreciate hearing stories from others who do as well. It can be so frustrating to go through finding the right medication for mental health issues, not to mention the right birth control! I’ve also found that the pill works best for me and has helped regulate my mood around my period in combination with my SSRI. Hope your anemia gets better quickly and the medication keeps working for you! Excited for moving content! 🎉❤

[@TheStitchinWitch]

No, not having to move again!!! 😩 I'm so sorry Sarah! I saw your recent vlog and when you said you were moving I thought it must be for something you couldn't change, like being reno-victed, and when you said mould, I agree, that's not something you mess around with. I also am not a summer lover, and I find I get bummed more easily in summer because I am easily affected by heat, and I am much more exuberant in autumn-spring. A good thunderstorm perks me up too!

[@kelydayane4102]

Same here!! I've been obsessed with Chappel Roan lately. I'm almost in my 40s and I don't even remember the last time I got this excited about a new artist to the point of enjoying the whole album. My favourites songs at the moment have been Casual, Good Luck, babe and Hot to Go ( so fun for Summer🌞)

[@mariar3715]

I miss my birth control pill! I was on it from junior high until age 35. When I had my hysterectomy, I discontinued it as I no longer needed it for contraception. I didn’t realize how much it was helping my acne until I was no longer on it.

[@jennawar13]

Same! I’ve always said that I have to fight off the summertime blues, and most people don’t feel that way about the season

[@passatdreamm]

I moved this past weekend from an apartment with a mold and carpenter ant issue. 😅 I did not plan to move so soon (paying rent until September😂) but I believe it was getting unhealthy for us to be there. However, we are moving to a much larger space and I am so grateful! I hope your move goes wonderfully!

[@SarahRoseBeauty]

Oh my! Sounds like you made the right decision! Best of luck 😊

[@passatdreamm]

@@SarahRoseBeauty Thank you!

[@itsybitsyspider]

Honestly I'm so glad one of my favorite KZbinrs (you obviously) is talking about this. Funny coincidence, I'm going to my doctor for exactly the same thing next week! It's very reassuring to hear someone else going through this, and that it's going well for you!

[@KBellaBeauty1]

I’ve been on BC for 15 years and it’s done wonders for my hormonal migraines! The only time I stopped taking it was when I was having kids!! Thanks for sharing your story!!

[@KBellaBeauty1]

I also have been diagnosed with Generalized Anxiety Disorder ❤

[@amyd4444]

I had a good experience on the pill- started it when i was 17 for acne - then stopped after a couple years when i thought that was done, but discovered my cycles were so heavy and crampy -debilitatingly - so i went back on with happy results! I went on to have 3 children and am 52 now without issue from it. Like you said- not to discount someone who has, but there are happy healthy results too❤. Trust yourself and drs you trust👍🧡👍🧡

[@BethInABox15]

Love the pill. Been on it for 11 years now. I understand it's not for everyone but it genuinely made me a happier person and helped a lot with my anxiety. I'll have to come off it to have children in the future but you can bet I'll be hopping right back on it when I'm done! 😁I owe so much to it.

[@anjaherrmann4322]

Hi Sarah, thanks for sharing so openly about your situation. I have PCOS myself and I was told not to stop the pill as the hormone imbalance might damage my ovaries on top of other symptoms that can occur. As I have spoken to different doctors about this and all of them told me more or less the same, I never considered stopping it. I was now surprised to learn that one can stop taking the pill even with PCOS. Anyway, it is great to hear that you are feeling better when taking it and I wish you all the best🤗.

[@agstah]

I'm a bit older than you and don't keep up much with current music, but I've been trying to make the most of my 3 month free trial of Spotify premium, so I looked up Chappell Roan and listed to her newest album. I CANNOT get My Kink is Karma out of my head, I love it so much! Thank you for introducing me to her music! Good look with your move and glad to hear you are feeling better! 💜

[@UnpurrfectRobyn]

Take 2 ibuprofen about 30-60 minutes before your appointment. I personally didn't experience the excruciating pain upon insertion of my IUD, but I did get one after having kids so I think my pain tolerance has been skewed by giving birth. But removal was less painful then insertion for what it's worth. I'm glad that you have found what works for you, Sarah!

[@sarahbodmer5462]

This video came at such a good time for me! I started the pill 4 days ago and have also been avoiding reading any stories about it. I appreciate the positivity, and the reassurance that if this doesn’t work there are other options!

[@jessicaharrison4719]

I wish that hormonal birth control worked for me the same way that it works for others. I get all the negative side effects, and it is not worth the small positive effects. I even tried an IUD because the hormonal IUD has the hormones localized instead of systemic, but even that, I had those same negative side effects. I am so jealous of the people who have a good experience with it. Happy for you that you found something that works for you!

[@adelaidewendel1021]

I love Chappell! Supergraphic ultramodern girl is always on repeat for me

[@teacherlovesbeauty]

Thank you for being so open!

[@paigejohnson9201]

My doctor thinks I have PMDD too. Birth control has helped tremendously! So glad it’s been helping you too

[@valerieanderson109]

Thank you for this video! I'm much older than you (51), and have struggled with mental health (bipolar depression) for my whole life. I've tried at least a dozen different psych meds, with very little success. I took the pill for years, then switched to an IUD in my 40's, which I've since had removed. Still not in menopause, and I get terrible periods. None of my treatment providers have ever suggested a connection between hormones and my depression and it never even occurred to me. I'm in the process of getting all new treatment providers (darned health insurance), and am definitely going to ask both my new psychiatrist and ob/gyn if going back on bc might help!

[@marykaca8651]

Even in makeup, everyone is different. Do what's right for you!😺

[@marylove909]

I love the reformulation of the CoverGirl foundation! You can find horrir stories for almost anything. If your medical prifessionals are confident about it, and you feel good and it's working for you, then that is all that matters. Other people's experience has no bearing on your experience.

[@veggierunner79]

Glad to hear you are getting some answers and finding things that work for you! The pill can definitely work wonders for a lot of issues. I hope the move goes smoothly and I look forward to the declutters!

[@tonidavie3635]

I hope you continue to feel good

[@Beth13579]

I feel the same way about summer!!! I’ve always said I have seasonal depression in the summer haha. Nice to hear someone else feels the same way.

[@thingsbytheberk]

I’m with you on this 100%! I’m only on birth control for my acne and they then switched my brand of birth control to help with PMDD

[@maetodecember]

Pink Pony Club makes me cry

[@sewitseams5632]

I have been on a low estrogen Yasmine pill for 25 yrs, it really helped me with ovulation cramps in my ovaries and horrible menstrual cramps. I would be in pain for 2 weeks! I think the pill is a personal choice and not everyone gets the extreme adverse side effects. If you feel better, it’s the right choice for you. Don’t let anyone judge you for meditation needs.

[@ZiggyKitty]

LOVE and ADORE my pill. I skip the placebo and haven’t been inconvenienced by a period in years and it’s so freeing. Acne is cleared too. All bodies are different but the narrative is certainly leaning a way and it’s not representative of everyone’s experience. People gotta mind their own bodies.

[@livia3429]

I’m so glad you’re doing what’s best for YOU!! That’s the most important thing!

[@anklebitr79]

I'm glad the pill is helping you! Thank you for speaking out about this. ❤❤

[@CaseyDreyfuss]

I’m sooooo glad you’re feeling better!! ❤❤❤

[@KatariinasVanity]

Glad you are doing better ❤ and excited to see the declutters!

[@Labbfreak]

Really glad that birth control is helping you - health is so individual and it’s important to work with credible providers, ideally that will take concerns/symptoms seriously, and find the right treatment options. You probably already had your procedure but for anyone else with similar concerns, I had my paraguard removed recently (after using it for 10 years) and it was really quick and not very painful and I didn’t experience much pain afterwards either. I was also worried out about getting it removed because the placement was very painful for me as well BUT I also learned from my current provider that they can prescribe a cerv. softening agent to help reduce pain during placement which should be standard practice (it isn’t yet, so you may need to request this option). It’s helpful to hear about your experiences and I hope this knowledge and awareness can allow us all to better advocate for ourselves and our health.

[@jilliancampbell6742]

I don’t mind a squeeze tube lip balm or gloss. Mine don’t get messy the way you were describing. I just don’t squeeze out a lot at a time, that way there’s no excess product left on it.

[@queere_femme3802]

Sorry to hear you have to move. I hope everything goes well❤ My partner and I will be moving next month after ten years and we are sooo excited and nervous.

[@SarahRoseBeauty]

Ahhh good luck with your move!!

[@Michelle-il2cf]

Pcos here, birth control is my saving grace. I cant even tell you how much its helped me! If YOU feel good thats what matters, and when it stops serving you and you have new information from your body, you make the next best decision. Im happy for you, also getting away from the mold might help your mood if thats affecting you, you were growing sensitivities to things, i wonder if mold doesnt help that... Moving content is how i found you when you first moved to the PNW i think 😊

[@scarlettbetz9109]

It's awesome when you find something that works, also right on for setting boundaries ❤

[@denisediamond9313]

I can relate to the moving thing. I’m in my 40’s now and I’ve moved almost every year. I can’t even count the number of places. Last year I said it was my last time moving for a while and because the neighborhood ended up having crime issues, I had to move again, ugh. I’ve been in my new place for two weeks and fingers crossed I can stay here at least 3 years! Good luck!

[@belindah6554]

The perils of being a woman, I've had luck with a hormonal IUD after having my kids but now entering perimenopause, what fun! I do love your moving vlogs but wow that's a tiring amount of moving. Here's hoping you can settle & relax in your new place for a bit 🤞❤

[@lesleyc2704]

Dr Mary Louise Haver has great content on the perimenopause

[@medhapatel6174]

I got my copper iud taken out earlier this week and it was not bad at all! Less than 5 mins of pain and minimal cramping

[@amyd4444]

17:19 i just smoosh/press those bits into the edge of the stable powder with my finger and then lightly press with my puff to kind reinforce it- so then i can still get use out of them. 👍🧡👍🧡

[@MsCarterElise]

I switched from the pill to a copper IUD and have been good so far, but I think it’s so important to check in with ourselves regularly on any medication (or lack thereof), and I’m so glad you’ve found something that works for you! I wasn’t the biggest fan of how the pill made me feel, but I also didn’t try to switch the type, so maybe that would have made a difference for me! That being said, the fearmongering around the pill seems to be coming from the same crowd that would be drawn to the “clean beauty” stuff.

[@SarahRoseBeauty]

Omg I so agree about the clean beauty thing. There's been a huge wave of these "wellness" influencers on tiktok/insta selling courses and giving straight up medical advice and it's feeling a littttle dystopian. Like of course the medical system has issues but that doesn't mean influencers can replace medical doctors! 😭

[@amanday3103]

I use the patch and I absolutely love it. I only have to remember it once a week and I have extremely painful periods and I’ve been skipping them for years and it’s great.

[@sweetsweetcoffee]

babe i also have pmdd and the continuous pill has saved me. i was literally suic*dal for so much of the month. proud of u ❤️

[@Livelaughlove1968]

I’m so happy you have found relief with the pill both for your acne and your PMDD. Our mental health is so important and when something works, stick with it! It might be easy to get to a point where you will want to come off it because you feel better, but that’s kind of the Catch-22. It’s easy to have that false sense of security when we’re feeling better to think it’s ok to come off the medication without giving credit to the medication for its effectiveness. I hope that makes sense. I don’t mean to imply that you’ll have to be on hormones your entire life, but just take it year by year and, with the guidance of your doctors, I hope you’ll always feel as good as you do today! I’ve struggled for a long time with panic attacks and anxiety but when I was growing up we were just supposed to “deal with it”. I’m now in menopause and, oddly enough, I’m hearing the same “deal with it” narrative. Thankfully there are more women that are being vocal about menopause and not accepting this as “just the way it is”. I finally went to a specialist to get some help with hormone therapy. It was embarrassing to talk about, but she made me feel very comfortable and I definitely felt like I wasn’t the only one anymore. I’m thankful that you’re sharing your experience and I know it will help someone in your audience (or maybe even someone that isn’t yet in your audience!). These are difficult discussions to have but the more we talk about it and the more people like you who are in an “influential” position bring it into the light, the more people can be helped to feel better, physically and emotionally/mentally. I don’t think you intended for your video to be a public service announcement, but yay!! Good for you!! And thank you!! Have a wonderful day and I’m sorry you have to move. I also hate moving…moved around a lot as a kid (5 times in one summer!😮) so I completely sympathize! Sorry this is so long. Take care!❤

[@GillenMeg]

Not to be dramatic but the birth control pill saved my life. I get menstrual migraines that can last for over a week. Not only am I in excruciating pain, but I get a ton of other symptoms too, with heightened anxiety and depression among them. Taking birth control diminishes the migraines and those symptoms by over half! So glad you're feeling better with the pill, too ❤

[@BelleStreetBoyz]

I think After Midnight is my favorite CR song, too! It's such a great one. 😸 I'm so sorry you guys have to move again, but I'm glad you'll have the peace of mind of a mold-free home. 💜 And I'm definitely selfishly looking forward to all the moving content! 😅 I'm also so happy for you that you're feeling better and more energized. You deserve it, girl! Wishing you the best always. 🌻✨

[@debbiewhite9266]

Yay missed your content 😊

[@Teeeyt]

not a horrorstory, but my friend feels so much better when taking the pill, so go for it :) you know your body best

[@serraapple]

I was so sad when I got that throat irritation with the Naturium balm. 😭😭 So glad you are feeling well! ❤️

[@paigejohnson9201]

I’m obsessed with Good Luck Babe! And Chappell’s style.

[@MaryJoHeadrick]

I live in the Midwest and we had a nice cathartic summer storm yesterday and last night and it was SO nice

[@reilife121]

glad you found something that works for you

[@Alex-kn3dg]

about the mold : you could get humidity measure things ( idk the english name for them ) and make sure your relative air humidity stays below 70% , ideally below 60%!

[@anklebitr79]

Sometimes i have that weird throat feeling with some lip products. I don't think much about it but i have been noticing it

[@classicashley3925]

I don’t like the squeezy tube lip glosses either. They always leak out and get gross. The naturium one was the worst. I eventually just threw it away.

[@imaginarycosmetics]

I love Chappell Roan too! It's been a while since I've been so invested in a new pop star! I can't pick one favorite song but my top 6 in no particular order are: After Midnight, Red Wine Supernova, Casual, Pink Pony Club, Naked In Manhattan, and My Kink Is Karma.

[@Neonoglow]

Thank you for sharing about PMDD. I’m not sure if you have a landlord or apartment manager, but have they refused any option of mold remediation for you? I agree with you on not loving the summer. I’ve grown to like it a little more, but I’m definitely more interested in fall and spring. I wish you luck on your move with the kitties. I just moved with a cat about 2 months ago so I know how it can be.

[@xxSeishuku]

I also went back on the pill for mental health and acne reasons, and its been good to me so far. Eventually I'll get another hormonal IUD, I think. Also, have you considered autism as a differential diagnosis for ADHD? It's really quite under-diagnosed, especially in people raised as female. I'm autistic with GAD, and also without ADHD so thats why it comes to mind for me. For many years I thought I had ADHD, turns out I dont lol

[@Emma-ws5wq]

My favorite Chappell Roan songs are Coffee and California, I love to sing them and just immerse in the emotion of it all.

[@TheStitchinWitch]

Ugh, I wish birth control had worked on my PMDD and periods, but sadly it didn't. I got an endometrial ablation nearly 3 years ago now and it's been the best decision I ever made. ☺️

[@AnetteL.Nielsen]

Oh what a bummer you have to move again. Mold is so darn stubborn. I'm excited for you to feel like yourself again ❤ I don't have pms so I can't imagine to have something that's worse. PS what a pretty eyeshadow look😊

[@GreyEyesGoddess]

I'm also moving again after living in my apartment for only a year so I feel all this so hard

[@dinygoesglam]

you prob have already removed your IUD but let me share my story. I felt nothing to remove it. It was painful to insert, as usually is but felt zero pain to remove. Any discomfort I felt was more because of the inexperience of the resident that assisted me (my fam doc is in a teaching hospital so you can be seen by a trainee or their supervisor and IUD removal is considered an easy task). The trainee had never removed one so it took a very long time (meanwhile I am there, positioned if you know what I mean) but she end up asking her supervisor to come in to remove it cuz she couldnt. So what was supposed to be a quick 5-10 min procedure (all in all included) took about an hour LOL but again, no pain at all!!!! I hope yours was uneventful as well :)

[@jodij6280]

I'm the opposite. I can honestly say I hate Fall. It's cold, rainy, and pitch black at 5 pm. I like being warm...and there's always a/c. I love that it's light outside until 8 pm. And everyone is extra social in warm weather.

[@cleolilleo]

I got my pcos diagnosis last year and have been taking the minipill but have barely noticed a difference. I probably should get back to my obgyn about it

[@michelinatriglione2171]

I am on the pill for 6 years now and I could not go back, but the acne side effect I have makes me feel bad sometimes... I am trying to find a solution, hope to find it soon❤

[@kittypeters9209]

I don't usually comment on videos but omg, I'm only partly thru and I have so many thoughts 😅 No horror stories here tho! When I was in grad school my apartment had a mold problem, which I didn't find out about until after being mysteriously sick for months. When I moved out and into the house I'm in now, I immediately felt much better and my 2 cats also seemed more energetic and happier in general. Also I had the apartment health inspected and they basically didn't care at all so I just moved. I was incredibly lucky to have been able to move as soon as I found out about the mold and it was shocking to see how sick I was from it. 1000% good to move asap! Sorry for the essay but I was not aware of having that bad of a mold allergy prior to my experience and it made me super sick so I always want to warn anyone else who may encounter mold, so that no one else deals with it either 😅

[@nicoledijkstra7168]

I have the opposite problem. I wanted to have an IUD and gotten it placed twice and it got rejected both times by my body. And thus I started to try birth control and found out not every pill is the same even same pill from different manufacturers. The horror stories you read can be because people did use a pill and had a bad side effect just like me getting pmdd because of one I tried and saying all pills are bad when it was just the one that gave you side effects. It is sometimes fearmongering because it isn't one size fits all (no clothes are that let alone drugs) but people do think it is sometimes

[@taylorls9215]

Yes! I find the demonization of the bc pill crazy. Of course some people have issues, but all medications have side effects. Millions of women are it, there are bound to be issues. I need my pill because of my period vomiting and passing out. Been on it 12 years and no plan to go off until menopause ❤

[@SarahRoseBeauty]

Exactly, the fear mongering has gotten out of control on social media. I try to remind myself that for every horror story, there are at least 10 people who have had a good or even life saving experience from birth control!

[@sophie709]

@@SarahRoseBeauty I completely agree. I've been on the pill for over 15 years and it's been life changing for me. If you're ever up for it, Mama Doctor Jones has an excellent video debunking some of the misinformation around birth control here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJiXdJpvfNKikMk

[@Baysnoopmin]

The midwest just had a massive thunderstorm yesterday that came with tornado watches. I love booming thunder that shakes the house. AK has several fires currently which could possibly delay me getting there for work.

[@damattice23]

Thank you for mentioning Chappel Roan, I had never heard of her. Amazing voice and artist!

[@kristaw206]

I usually love summer, but I do feel bad when I say that I hate summer heat, cuz in Michigan we have long winters...but I'm a fall girly too lol. I'm 10 weeks pregnant right now so it's been extra hard, with the FOMO of not being outside all the time but also not WANTING to be most of the day. I prefer summer evenings. So I commiserate with you there.

[@curatedbykirstie]

Does anyone know which video Sarah originally talked about adhd? I'd like to go back and watch

[@SarahRoseBeauty]

It was very briefly toward the beginning in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaK3n4SFe76lkJosi=yqHlY2GcSRWo07Jw

[@curatedbykirstie]

@@SarahRoseBeauty Thank you! :)

[@christinac.2477]

Do you have an air purifier? I bought one to improve the air quality in my home. I'm always congested and my kitty too is suffering from allergy congestion and the purifier is definitely helping!

[@Labbfreak]

Chiming in to second using an air purifier - we have an older home and it has helped improve air quality and reduce pet hair/dander. Also has come in handy when either myself or my partner has gotten sick so we can reduce the risk of passing germs to each other.

[@elem747]

I was on the pill for 17 years. From 17 to 34. No problems. I thought maybe a positive story would help. 🙂

[@tinksspixiedust]

The pill saved my life shortly after I started menstruating. There will be no horror stories from me about it ever.

[@kenapina]

PMDD is terrible. At times it has felt like a disability. I’m on psych meds for something else but it really helps not feel like garbage. I’ve actually wondered if the other diagnosis is just incorrectly diagnosed PMDD 😒

[@jenijackson3206]

I stayed on the pill for years! It helped me transition to menopause, and would not have done anything different. So sorry you have to move. But it's definitely best to move if there is mold. That can do so much damage to your health.😢

[@ginar3442]

Hello!💕

[@annalieseavery7919]

I feel like I have PMDD! Maybe I should ask about yaz! So helpful for me! I’ve been miserable for literally half the month for awhile now! 😣

[@SarahRoseBeauty]

I’m so sorry 😖 pmdd is actually the worst. I hope you find a treatment that helps 🖤

[@cinmingrl]

Everyone's biology is different. One person's horror story could be the cure for another person. It 's good to know to look out for signs but it does not mean it applies to you unless you relate. and really, how many people are put there writing reviews saying "yup I'm on it, works. nbd"

[@debbiewhite9266]

Hi from the uk

[@MsZombie85]

I'm so sick of the permanent autumn here in the UK, maybe we should swap 😂

[@rachavi32]

So I have horror stories but also a success one. I LOVE my iud. Never anything else for me ever .

[@lfbisme]

Does the foundation smell the same as it did before? Kind of medicinal I think?

[@SarahRoseBeauty]

Nope it’s fragrance free now!

[@TashLife870]

I don't like those lip gloss applicators either, sometimes eye primers have them too. Not my favourite

[@singathousandwords]

Not sure how you would update this but I’m curious to know how your IUD removal goes. I thought I needed to get mine replaced earlier this year but my doctor said new research showed I could keep it in another couple years, which I was relieved about but also I know later I’ll eventually need to get it replaced and I also am not looking forward to having it touched in any way 😅 also good luck I hope it goes well!!!

[@SarahRoseBeauty]

It was literally so quick and I only felt what felt like a typical period cramp!! I was relieved! Nowhere near as bad as insertion.

[@sarahboden2018]

🐝🐝🐝 my sweet friend

[@xcali22x]

Lol. You definitely jinxed it by saying the cats think you are moving. So glad you feel better now. And I’m so cynical now with everything going on about those supposedly horror stories about bc.