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I can't claim to be terribly organized, but I think this Period Chart from Keri Smith is a great idea. Hide it in your bathroom cabinet and keep track of your flows, moods and pains. It's always best to know what's coming.
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Kearyn
Mar 4, 2008 10:48pm
ahaha I will post it in the bathroom for all my guy roommates to see.
its best for them to know what's coming too. >:-)