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about "girl time"


Question Posted Thursday October 26 2006, 5:42 pm

okay. i got mine when i was in grade 7 and i only got it once, then it skipped for like a year. in grade 8 i got it 3 times and then it stopped. not in highschool (grade 9 :) ) i got it again, twice. the first time was really light and the second time now is a little more than regular. i get the red/black gushy stuff.. is that bad? what is it? thanks soo much for your help!

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