10 things about you that have nothing to do with your illness.

1. I am 33 years old turning 34 in August.

2. I am 6ft tall

3. I love my army digi pants with purple skater belt. And wear them everywhere and get compliments all the time from guys hehe.

4. I can play the guitar all the green day songs. I have an acoustic steel string guitar from Quebec it’s cherry wood.

5. I have a medical marijuana card

6. I am highly generous person and my friends love me for it!

7. I have lived and worked all over Canada, like Alberta, Manitoba, New Brunswick, Ontario and my home province of British Columbia.

8. I really want to travel to Australia and New Zealand

9. I love pj pants and own over 52 of them!

10. I write poetry!

I want to play.

1. I went through menopause at 25. Spontaneously got pregnant twice after.
2. I was once on the national news for staging a protest against the local Catholic Church for putting up a homophobic sign in our town center.
3. I went to nursing school but dropped out when losing patients became too much.
4. I love animals and if I could I would have my own shelter for the unwanted and stray cats and dogs.
5. I had to go through the rabies protocol because I picked up a feral cat and got bit. Later found the kitten dead of an unknown cause.
6. Both of my parents are dead. I am a baby about being an orphan even though I’m 43.
7. I’m a junk food junkie. The worse it is for me the more I eat it.
8. I’ve been with the love of my life for 24 years even though he was my rebound guy.
9. Most of my friends are online people. I was part of a group of moms for about 10 years. They were like my sisters. I no longer talk to them.
10. My best friend is my sisters ex lover. Much to the horror of my sister. Makes the bond even stronger.
Phew it was tough coming up with 10 things.

Omg, how??? Were you diagnosed with premature ovarian failure? Sorry, just as an ex-medical student, I find this fascinating. Some people with POF still intermittently ovulate (so probably shouldn't be diagnosed as POF), but I've never heard of anyone get pregnant naturally after full-gone menopause. It should be impossible because of the definition of menopause...

*Willow*