Yes, I went for my consultation and I have an appointment in a few weeks to have it done. It was a very hard decision to make, but it will make me happier in the long run, so I’m going for it. Joel will go to the first session or two, then I’m on my own.

The part that bothers me the most is they say it’s painful, and there is no getting around that unless you put on a $70 tube of numbing gel. Nice racket, eh?

I learned a lot though. Didn’t realize that PCOS women have a much harder time with it and have to go through many more sessions than “normal” hairy women, due to our hair growth.

I’ll need probably 8-12 sessions where “normal” women can get it done in 4-6. So, we’ll see.

On the pony front, the car is on the road. Drives fine, though I still need to rebuild the engine, the tranny and something else I forgot about. The brakes aren’t power so Joel got me a power booster and we’ll do the changeover next week. I took some pics of the underside so people can see just how rust free this car is and will post them on another site soon — and will give the URL to people who want to see.

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