Feb. 24th, 2014

[identity profile] mangofandango.livejournal.com


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Buzzfeed put up a list of books for parenting daughters last week. These are not general parenting books - instead they focus on understanding and addressing some of the special concerns and issues that often arise for girls. The VP team discussed the list a bit, and mentioned some favorites that were on the list and some that weren't. That got us thinking - what are *your* favorite resources for raising daughters, or understanding the special challenges that often come with being a girl? Actually, not just girls - recommendations are welcome for resources about children of any gender! We're thinking about books (or websites, or LJ or Facebook communities, or what-have-you) that address gender stuff, feminist parenting concerns, and that sort of thing. Please share in the comments!
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The links round-up for the week ending 21/02/2014 includes uterus transplants, an endometriosis breakthrough, fat girls and rape culture, a beginner's guide on problematic language, and talking about weight and women.



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Buzzfeed put up a list of books for parenting daughters last week. These are not general parenting books - instead they focus on understanding and addressing some of the special concerns and issues that often arise for girls. The VP team discussed the list a bit, and mentioned some favorites that were on the list and some that weren't. That got us thinking - what are *your* favorite resources for raising daughters, or understanding the special challenges that often come with being a girl? Actually, not just girls - recommendations are welcome for resources about children of any gender! We're thinking about books (or websites, or LJ or Facebook communities, or what-have-you) that address gender stuff, feminist parenting concerns, and that sort of thing. Please share in the comments!
[identity profile] liberatedwoman.livejournal.com
Hi everyone!
It had been probably 3-4 months since I last posted here. I was complaining of not having my periods anymore since I took Zoladex 10.8mg.
I took the injection July 2013. It is almost March and I am dating someone else and we are planing to get married and having children, but because of not having periods anymore and  extremely intense hot flashes, I'm afraid that Zoladex damaged my ovaries. It will be such a big disappointment!

I really want my periods back(I'm weird to say that, but I'm missing them so much!). I wonder if I should take Provera so I can have my periods!
Please someone give me a light? Some medicine!!

Oh and by the way, does anyone know of some herbs to stop hot flashes! I'm melting!

EDIT:
This is the link for my first post about Zoladex:
http://vaginapagina.livejournal.com/21804529.html

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