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Sunday, August 1, 2010
Disclaimer about TMI
I'm a CrMS practitioner. Mucus is a common household word. It has been for years—even long before I met DH or became a FCP. So consider yourself warned ahead of time. Some bloggers write TMI (too much information) on a individual post when talking about personal physiology. I probably won't do that. I'll just start talking about mucus or bleeding and assume everyone's comfortable with it. Just wanted to be clear upfront. :)
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Totally fine. We are all used to that. It is a common language among us. Plus, we have to know what's going on with you...its part of this whole process. Glad you are upfront!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I love your quote above. My mom always said that, along with how great of a sense of humor God has!
Haha, that's funny. No, there really is no such thing as TMI on here!
ReplyDeleteI agree...post away! I did put one disclaimer up when talking about my ever changing body during pregnancy. But it wasn't regarding mucus and charting stuff. That's never TMI but part of the deal!
ReplyDeleteIf I put a disclaimer before the posts in which I talk about bodily functions and the like... well, I'd have a ton of disclaimers :)
ReplyDeletePost away, let's go, we're a'waitin'!