People who are missing one sense often have very refined other senses - and I imagine blind people would be more aware of their bodies, having to navigate them through surroundings daily.
Also, a blind adult would probably have some sort of carer, and if not that, someone who checks up on them a few times a week.
uh, they can probably feel it...
But what if they started out at dinner or something. You aren't really able to "feel" it until after a couple hours.
interesting thought... but im sure they are a lot more in tune to their bodies and can tell somehow...
People who are missing one sense often have very refined other senses - and I imagine blind people would be more aware of their bodies, having to navigate them through surroundings daily.
Also, a blind adult would probably have some sort of carer, and if not that, someone who checks up on them a few times a week.
Oh Simon, always patrolling the period posts.
I don't look for them, honestly.
Just when they appear on the Home Page, I might as well comment.
They probably smell it. =/ ew.
Pads?
Omg. That would suck.
Cramps?...
Not everyone gets cramps..
Dammit, they're lucky.
I get cramps a couple days before so cramps don't always mean you've started.
I'm sure they can feel it when it starts. A lot of girls can.
Exactly, I usually feel it coming rather than check and see if there's blood
I have thought about it. I wouldnt be surprised if they wore pads every day just to be safe and not to worry about it.
I can honestly say I never thought of that until just now.
They would probably know when they start feeling dizzying from ejecting half their blood out their hoo-ha.
Blood from your menstrual cycle is not the same blood that is in your circulatory system. Being on your period is not equivalent to losing blood.
A joke is a humorous statement meant for entertainment, not reality.
a nurse once told me some girls have died because they lost too much blood, from their period.