Hello, everyone, and welcome back to Impossible to Say. My name is Emily Proctor.

And my name is Kat Wellington. I hope everyone is having a perfect week. I guess perfect is not possible. Is it possible to have a perfect week?

No, I was going to say you're stretching a little bit there with perfect. We hope it can be as near perfect as possible.

Yeah. I guess like a great week is like would be really good. That's enough. Yeah. That's

Yeah. Okay. Are you having a good week? A great week? My week is no, it's not great, but only

because I still want everyone else to have one,

but no, I had to get my, I posted about this, but I had to get my IUD yesterday. I had to get the new

one, so I had to get, which we've talked about a lot, like, about me having to get that. And I don't know, know like I don't know if it's a mental thing

for me like I know I'm gonna I didn't fully pass out like I didn't fully lose consciousness

but I completely blacked out which like I basically expect at this point but I don't know

if I don't know if I do it to myself, but the doctor said

like it happens to a ton of people, but basically, yeah, I got it in and out and I thought like,

I was like, oh, okay, it's done. And she was like, I thought maybe she had just taken it out and not

put the new one in. Like, I thought she'd have to go back in. And she was like, no, yeah,

you're done. And I was like, oh, what a dream. I know. I was like, oh, my God. Great. I didn't

even feel the old one come out. So it was like, great. Amazing. And I thought I was fine. And then I

couldn't sit up, of course. I've heard that getting it out is definitely like pretty seamless and painless if your doctor does it correctly.

And then obviously everyone knows that getting an IUD put in is one of the most painful experiences of all time.

And it's 2023 and that shouldn't be a thing anymore.

But if it makes you feel better, I did lose my vision when I got mine put into.

Oh, okay.

I couldn't remember what your reaction was.

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