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  • happytam
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    • Dec 2009
    • 38

    Originally posted by maisy78
    To keep you from future moments of panic, get a cheap little calendar and write the dates you start and stop on it...then you will know if you should have started. I have to write my start and stop dates for my Nuvaring on the calendar, or I'd never remember

    That's a good idea. I keep track by using the calendar function on my cell phone. The day I get it, I just make a note on the calendar. It easy and since I always have my phone with me, I can check in about 2 seconds if I am ever unsure of when I'm due to start.
    [COLOR="RoyalBlue"]No regrets, only lessons learned[/COLOR]

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    • LanaBear
      Veteran Member
      • Jul 2009
      • 8373

      Originally posted by happytam
      That's a good idea. I keep track by using the calendar function on my cell phone. The day I get it, I just make a note on the calendar. It easy and since I always have my phone with me, I can check in about 2 seconds if I am ever unsure of when I'm due to start.
      I have an app on my phone that I use to track mine. It's very very handy. I always have my phone with me, so it's easy to keep track of my periods on it.

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      • sarahlee20
        Veteran Member
        • Feb 2010
        • 334

        Originally posted by maisy78
        To keep you from future moments of panic, get a cheap little calendar and write the dates you start and stop on it...then you will know if you should have started. I have to write my start and stop dates for my Nuvaring on the calendar, or I'd never remember
        I do the same thing. I keep two calenders in my purse. I know I'm a little paranoid
        Life's a dance you learn as you go :)

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        • Hopeless Dork
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          • Dec 2008
          • 4255

          Originally posted by pretzel
          Not according to my urologist. But I wouldn't recommend this form of birth control to men who still want children.
          Are you saying that you think pulling out has an effect on future fertility? I didn't understand your statement.
          Scars remind us of where we've been...they don't have to dictate where we're going.

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