We won! I didn't help at all.
Okay, not entirely true, I did play, got the ball places a number of times, but failed to score even when the ball sailed past me.
But ERMAGHERSH what a game!
( long and somewhat injurious? )
Funnily enough some of our kids who were watching our game (there were whole families there, and quite a few players from other teams, past and present) that everyone who was watching was cheering for us to win, because we're a nice team to play: good sports, unlike our opponents!
We went out for lunch and a drink afterwards (well, most of us) and it was great. I came home, had a long hot shower and did a bit of stretching, and then went to church.
This morning, I was a little tired, didn't sleep well, and not as sore as I expected.
( the period came back...with a vengeance )
Anyway. That's the story of How The Mirena Failed Me.
I've been pretty upfront about the hysterectomy (a.k.a. "YEETERUS": thank you![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
kore for that term! I love it!) with everyone, male or female. I think it's something that should be frankly spoken of among people - both those with and those without a uterus - because medical things are important. I'm more frank among women than men, but both my personal trainer (right now, he's a 'former' PT because I haven't been working with him for six months) and my physio are either used to me being blunt, or pretty chill about such things.
Okay, I'm going to put a bit more work in on something (it's painful and painstaking, but it needs to be done and my time with this client is running out).
Okay, not entirely true, I did play, got the ball places a number of times, but failed to score even when the ball sailed past me.
But ERMAGHERSH what a game!
( long and somewhat injurious? )
Funnily enough some of our kids who were watching our game (there were whole families there, and quite a few players from other teams, past and present) that everyone who was watching was cheering for us to win, because we're a nice team to play: good sports, unlike our opponents!
We went out for lunch and a drink afterwards (well, most of us) and it was great. I came home, had a long hot shower and did a bit of stretching, and then went to church.
This morning, I was a little tired, didn't sleep well, and not as sore as I expected.
( the period came back...with a vengeance )
Anyway. That's the story of How The Mirena Failed Me.
I've been pretty upfront about the hysterectomy (a.k.a. "YEETERUS": thank you
kore for that term! I love it!) with everyone, male or female. I think it's something that should be frankly spoken of among people - both those with and those without a uterus - because medical things are important. I'm more frank among women than men, but both my personal trainer (right now, he's a 'former' PT because I haven't been working with him for six months) and my physio are either used to me being blunt, or pretty chill about such things.Okay, I'm going to put a bit more work in on something (it's painful and painstaking, but it needs to be done and my time with this client is running out).