Comments on: http://www.femmerotic.com/journal/2008/05/24/not-a-whole-lot-different-than-any-other-week/ Thu, 20 Nov 2008 10:53:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: feral sparrowhawk http://www.femmerotic.com/journal/2008/05/24/not-a-whole-lot-different-than-any-other-week/#comment-40948 Thu, 29 May 2008 03:43:44 +0000 http://www.femmerotic.com/journal/2008/05/24/not-a-whole-lot-different-than-any-other-week/#comment-40948 It's not exactly on topic but I was wondering if you are aware of and have a comment on the Bill Henson controversy now raging in Australia http://news.google.com.au/news?hl=en&tab=wn&ned=au&q=henson&btnG=Search+News gives plenty of angles. As an issue of art and teenage sexuality you're certainly more qualified to talk about it than, well, any of the people who're writing op-eds down here. Actually the Sydney Morning Herald might well be interested in running an op ed from you if you had the time to write it, although of course it would risk the sort of rage attack you coped over the t-shirts, whatever you actually said. It’s not exactly on topic but I was wondering if you are aware of and have a comment on the Bill Henson controversy now raging in Australia

http://news.google.com.au/news?hl=en&tab=wn&ned=au&q=henson&btnG=Search+News

gives plenty of angles. As an issue of art and teenage sexuality you’re certainly more qualified to talk about it than, well, any of the people who’re writing op-eds down here. Actually the Sydney Morning Herald might well be interested in running an op ed from you if you had the time to write it, although of course it would risk the sort of rage attack you coped over the t-shirts, whatever you actually said.

]]> by: Laura http://www.femmerotic.com/journal/2008/05/24/not-a-whole-lot-different-than-any-other-week/#comment-40901 Wed, 28 May 2008 02:46:38 +0000 http://www.femmerotic.com/journal/2008/05/24/not-a-whole-lot-different-than-any-other-week/#comment-40901 Heather~! My awesome room mate is going to move back home to Seattle, and she's dragging me up there with her. :-) *fangirls in your general direction* Ugh, guys like that ...just...ugh. Useless. Heather~!

My awesome room mate is going to move back home to Seattle, and she’s dragging me up there with her. :-) *fangirls in your general direction*

Ugh, guys like that …just…ugh. Useless.

]]> by: Jae http://www.femmerotic.com/journal/2008/05/24/not-a-whole-lot-different-than-any-other-week/#comment-40883 Tue, 27 May 2008 17:29:47 +0000 http://www.femmerotic.com/journal/2008/05/24/not-a-whole-lot-different-than-any-other-week/#comment-40883 Oh, do you suppose it's the Irish side of your family that gifted you with a difficult and *grumpy* female parts, as my grandmother would call them? I suffered and I do mean suffer from a very early age with constant violent throwing up and pain that turned out to be rupturing cysts, before I was twelve or thirteen. My niece, my sister's daughter now has the exact same thing, she's been rushed to the hospital twice, in three years. On a family vacation recently, my great-aunts told me all about how those kinds of "female problems" ran on that side of the family, only most suffered in great silence. I tried lots of treatments, all my doctors chose "conservative" options and I went through every one. More than once. Only, as I edged up on 37, the bleeding got worse, the vomiting even more so...and as my heretofore younger sister hit the big 33, she began to have symptoms just like mine too. Finally, I chose to have that grumpy, meddling part evicted. Well, I didn't really choose, I nearly bled to death at the tender age of 38 and my new doctor decided that the natural, conservative approaches were likely to kill me. Literally. My life is totally different now, and almost all of the vomiting has eased off...the doctor left my ovaries in because I was so *young* when it I had surgery. Anyway, I feel as if I got my life back, I still have nightmares of my life from 15 to 38...and I've since found it, it's not really that uncommon and yes, it can run in families. My family is mostly Irish-Scottish going generations back but I don't know if that's why it happened or not. It was a real live physical problem although they were never sure just what caused it. It started early for me and my niece and I guess I hate to hear of others suffering like that. It was the vomiting, even more than the terrible pain that nearly broke me at times. So please, please, get thyself to a doctor that specialises in hormonal issues and "female" troubles that strives for QUALITY of life over keeping that darn uterus. Take care and good luck, Jae Oh, do you suppose it’s the Irish side of your family that gifted you with a difficult and *grumpy* female parts, as my grandmother would call them? I suffered and I do mean suffer from a very early age with constant violent throwing up and pain that turned out to be rupturing cysts, before I was twelve or thirteen. My niece, my sister’s daughter now has the exact same thing, she’s been rushed to the hospital twice, in three years. On a family vacation recently, my great-aunts told me all about how those kinds of “female problems” ran on that side of the family, only most suffered in great silence. I tried lots of treatments, all my doctors chose “conservative” options and I went through every one. More than once. Only, as I edged up on 37, the bleeding got worse, the vomiting even more so…and as my heretofore younger sister hit the big 33, she began to have symptoms just like mine too. Finally, I chose to have that grumpy, meddling part evicted. Well, I didn’t really choose, I nearly bled to death at the tender age of 38 and my new doctor decided that the natural, conservative approaches were likely to kill me. Literally. My life is totally different now, and almost all of the vomiting has eased off…the doctor left my ovaries in because I was so *young* when it I had surgery. Anyway, I feel as if I got my life back, I still have nightmares of my life from 15 to 38…and I’ve since found it, it’s not really that uncommon and yes, it can run in families. My family is mostly Irish-Scottish going generations back but I don’t know if that’s why it happened or not. It was a real live physical problem although they were never sure just what caused it. It started early for me and my niece and I guess I hate to hear of others suffering like that. It was the vomiting, even more than the terrible pain that nearly broke me at times. So please, please, get thyself to a doctor that specialises in hormonal issues and “female” troubles that strives for QUALITY of life over keeping that darn uterus.

Take care and good luck,
Jae

]]> by: Seska http://www.femmerotic.com/journal/2008/05/24/not-a-whole-lot-different-than-any-other-week/#comment-40882 Tue, 27 May 2008 16:34:13 +0000 http://www.femmerotic.com/journal/2008/05/24/not-a-whole-lot-different-than-any-other-week/#comment-40882 A garden for Sofia!!! I love it!!! A garden for Sofia!!! I love it!!!

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