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Congrats! And thanks for sharing.
Different but similar relief from the PMS, period, leaky side of it. Iβm got a hormonal IUD around a year ago and thank the good gods every day for the freedom, lack of pain, and lack of inconvenience. And thatβs not including the stability and confidence around feeling like I finally have control over my reproductive future.
I'm so glad for you!
I tried hormonal IUDs and wasn't a great fit for them (hormones have always been really difficult for my body to handle) but I LOVED copper IUDs for many years. I've known so many women who raved about hormonal IUDs...lighter periods, reliable birth control--what's not to love!?
So happy your IUD works for you. I shout from the rooftops any time I'm able to about IUDs. Best birth control ever!
I also shout from rooftops! Yay!