I have two appointments in the next two weeks, one is medical and the other is for my car. On Monday, I take a trip to have the lovely yearly exam that every woman likes to have. I’m glad that I got in and was able to make my appointment when I did at the health center because my insurance expires on Thursday because I turn 23; damn military and kicking me out of the system for good! But it was nice while it lasted.

I’m thinking about bringing up the possibility of having PCOS, but I haven’t decided. It was mentioned about two years ago when I went in to have an exam and get back on birth control pills; I hadn’t had a period in a year or so and if I did have them they were really random. I didn’t really think much of it because, honestly, WHO WANTS TO BLEED EVERY MONTH?! No one. But when it was mentioned as a possible cause I looked it up and it’s been in the back of my mind ever since, it just hasn’t been something I’ve pursued in finding out about because I’m not worried about having children right now and I figured that, maybe by the time I am ready I’ll have lost weight and things will be okay. The main reason I didn’t want to know at this point, aside from not needing children, is I didn’t want something else to worry about. But it’s probably best to know now rather than later? I don’t know.

The other appointment is for my car. I finally get to drop it off on the 17th to have the repair work done from the hit and run that happened last month. I got over the stress and anxiety it was causing me every time I looked at the car and have had the money for the repairs since the end of the month. Luckily, I have fairly decent and cheap auto insurance through USAA so I’m only going to be paying $200 for my deductible AND they are giving me a rental car for the four days my car will be in the shop. Hopefully, once it’s repaired, everything will be good to go. The next thing I would like to do to my car is get the windows tinted but that’s not something I have to have so it’ll be one of those things I can when I can afford to do it.