Did you take your meds today?

[renaeden]

Are you taking oestrogen? My housemate is, but she takes tablets.

About to take night meds. Easier now to do so since I have a medication organiser thingy.

[conlang returns]

No, and this thread reminded me!  Good thing I decided to show up here today

Are you taking oestrogen? My housemate is, but she takes tablets.

About to take night meds. Easier now to do so since I have a medication organiser thingy.

Yes, but we take the o off because of budget cuts.  I have discussed with different doctors and we decided against tablets/pills because there is a risk of clotting that in my case might be higher (we don't know that for sure, but other people in my family have had problems).  The risk might be lower than I thought it was before, but it's become my understanding that injections is the most cost-effective way to get me the dose I need

[odeon]

Check.

[renaeden]

No, and this thread reminded me!  Good thing I decided to show up here today

Are you taking oestrogen? My housemate is, but she takes tablets.

About to take night meds. Easier now to do so since I have a medication organiser thingy.

Yes, but we take the o off because of budget cuts.  I have discussed with different doctors and we decided against tablets/pills because there is a risk of clotting that in my case might be higher (we don't know that for sure, but other people in my family have had problems).  The risk might be lower than I thought it was before, but it's become my understanding that injections is the most cost-effective way to get me the dose I need

Thank you for answering, I know it was a personal question.

[conlang returns]

No, and this thread reminded me!  Good thing I decided to show up here today

Are you taking oestrogen? My housemate is, but she takes tablets.

About to take night meds. Easier now to do so since I have a medication organiser thingy.

Yes, but we take the o off because of budget cuts.  I have discussed with different doctors and we decided against tablets/pills because there is a risk of clotting that in my case might be higher (we don't know that for sure, but other people in my family have had problems).  The risk might be lower than I thought it was before, but it's become my understanding that injections is the most cost-effective way to get me the dose I need

Thank you for answering, I know it was a personal question.

It's okay.  Norms are slightly different here, I feel.  What with the anonymity available from forum names and such. 

[Natalia Evans]

I took a bunch of gummy vitamins and my prescription meds.

[conlang returns]

I took my pills.  I have not done my injection yet.  I will do that after I wake up

[odeon]

I did.

[renaeden]

So did I. A bit late though.

[odeon]

I think I did.

[conlang returns]

I did this morning.  Injection is not due until after midnight tonight.  I can take a shower and I think I'll scoop the litterbox in the bathroom downstairs just so my roommate's cat doesn't shit on the floor again.  Might even clean some stuff. 

[Genesis]

Yeah, I did... just need to not panic before going to sleep.

[renaeden]

Yeah, I did... just need to not panic before going to sleep.

Your meds make you panic? That's no good.

I took my meds. I also made sure Kayleigh took hers. It's the first thing I do every morning.

[odeon]

Check.

[renaeden]

I did and started a new bottle of Caltrate.