#iloveplannedparenthood

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BYE BYE

The Nexplanon is GONE! After 6 months of brutal hell, I finally got it removed yesterday. Thanks to my weird thing with needles, numbing, and nerves, it was a bit of a struggle to get it out. The NP had to use 2 syringes worth of numbing meds to get it so I wouldn’t feel the blade. Even after that, my nerves had me twitching and clenching like crazy. The NP was super funny and awesome, though. It drives me insane that so many people hate on Planned Parenthood. I’ve been to multiple locations and at every single one I was treated so amazingly well, had super helpful staff, nurses, NPs, and doctors. I’ve never once been made to feel uncomfortable or out of place. They have always had an immense level of professionalism and kindness. I realize that there are some outliners out there, and not all PPs are good places, but the ones I’ve been to have been top notch and I will continue to support their efforts. 

So now that the implant is out, I’m thinking of just giving my body a break for a few months. I want to purge the med as much as possible and see what fucked up side effects taper off. I’m seriously looking forward to not being such a damn basket case emotionally. Not breaking down and crying over every little thing will be a nice change. I like to think that I’m a lot more stable than that. Fingers crossed that things get better super fast. 

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to all my friends who have periods!!!✨✨✨

planned parenthood has an adorable app called "spot on" and i highly recommend it! helps track your period/fertility, give you tips on avoiding pregnancy, its GENDER NEUTRAL (!!), non-judgmental, and has a list of sex/period faqs!!!! 💘💘💘 #iloveplannedparenthood #istandwithpp