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Unexpected turn (recovery stage).

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PART 2 IS HERE - my post procedure situation. If you think this is a little too much information, then this post is not for you, either (first one is just as graphic). But trust me, a little information about health wouldn't kill - it truly depends if you're open to it or not. Let's get right down to it and make it short, shall we? 😁 As mentioned on my previous post, I have to go back weekly for wound-cleaning and check up. Definitely not a comfortable feeling because my gynecologists', Dato' Dr Ang, have to clean the wound (which is on the inside obviously) with iodine-soaked cotton balls, with the help of a pair of forceps. The uncomfortable feeling is due to the wound has not closed but I assure you, zero pain. 😲 But I'm very lucky for he's professional and a very humorous doctor - he ensure I'm always distracted with some laughter so he can quickly finish what he needed to do (I have a tendency to stall as I'm afraid, so he ain't buying my

Unexpected turn.

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  It's been years since I do this - blogging. This, will be personal and graphic context, so read at your own risk. 😬 2019 and first half of 2020, I was living a very normal, healthy and functioning life - started really busy with work when I returned to Mandarin Oriental. It's also the same year I attended 3 weddings and became bridesmaid for the first time. 2019 was truly exciting yet hectic year. So the purpose of this blog post - my health (again) took a turn that I never expected. No, it's not my knee or anything to do with my joint. This is something that I least expected, especially when there's no uncomfortable feeling or symptoms. Summarize the beginning of my new found health problem, I had very regular period for the entire year of 2019 until June 2020. I was happy, thankful and excited everytime I have period - because of my past delayed period issues and countless doctor appointments with gynecologist during high school, I felt that finally my body has reg