chinese adoption

oh, thank god there's a reason I haven't got my period:

Depo-Provera
It can take up to a year or more after you go off Depo-Provera — a shot of synthetic progesterone you get every 12 weeks to prevent pregnancy — to start ovulating again, although some women are fertile again just 13 weeks after their last shot. (It doesn't matter how long you were getting the shots.) Studies have shown that the average amount of time it takes a woman to get pregnant after her last shot is nine months. If you still don't have a period a year after your last injection, see your practitioner.

http://homepage.mac.com/erinsullivan80/Menu2.html
http://www.livejournal.com/community/clucky/
http://www.livejournal.com/community/baby_names/
http://www.greatestjournal.com/users/growing_tummy/

You know you're a geek when...

... you find this article (E-mail as a Provider-Patient Electronic Communication Medium and its Impact on the Electronic Health Record (AHIMA Practice Brief)) massively interesting.

More eHIm links are here

Western Mass Hospitals are here