Cakap Cakap by Si Arnab Gemok

Assalamualaikum As promised, I'm gonna share my laparoscopy experience in this post. To those who haven't read the first part, do check it out here: 61st: I Got Two Holes On My Belly (Part 1)   . First thing first, let me do some disclaimer. This is a personal experience of mine and it is not gonna be the same for everyone.  But I really hope that what I'm about to share can give extra courage to those who are going to undergo the same procedure. As I have mentioned before,  Dr Hamid Arshat  advised me to undergo a laparoscopy procedure in order to get thorough view sebab masa initial scanning tak nampak any cyst or fibroid inside my uterus. But based on my monthly period pain, Dr Hamid said there must be some reasons as to why it happens so frequently. It didn't take much (actually it didn't take anything at all except for Dr Hamid's words) to convince me to go under the knife (but laparoscopy procedure takde belah-belah pun so yeay

Assalamualaikum People who are close to me mostly know that I have a serious period pain problem. I've been living with this monthly issue for years, as far as I remember my period pain started when I was around 15 or 16. Orang kata alah bisa, tegal biasa. Well, guess what, NOT for period pain (those who know, MUST know what I mean). It ain't easy living with this condition. Back then, I had to skip school or call my parents to pick me up at school because of the unbearable pain. And when I entered university, the pain still hasn't go away. Numerous lectures I was absent from and some lecturers did give me a hard time and even made jokes about it (come to think about it, those jokes were quite sexist. Curse you, Baby Boomers, who aren't woke enough to learn sensitivity!). But the worst, is now. Two words = Working life. You know how your job just won't give you a chance to take a break even when you feel like you're dying? And your boss and col