@bookling: driving a stake into a woman was as close as they could get...

I prefer Terry Pratchett's take on vampires:

@cassiebearRAWR: nope. you're being accurate. pisses me off too.

I've had to deal with this recently too. Various shades of black, grey, dark blue, etc. are all appropriate. Lots of skin is not.

The article references the entire menstrual cycle not menstruation which is just a part of the menstrual cycle. PLUS, the 'increased activity' referenced occurs at the midpoint of the cycle i.e.: around ovulation, not menstruation.

@Buggett: not all pregnancies are planned.

You go on with your bad self, Patricia Arquette.

I posted this in tips earlier, but it seems suitable here too:

@SparklyTempest: AFAIK Kelly was the first to mention her ED, in the comments to her original article as part of her apology/defence.

I had a friend whose parents did this for four years. Just her, her separated parents, and the cats... not cosy.

Drew Pinsky is one of the most unethical wastes of space ever to bear the moniker "Dr.": plus he's either terribly ignorant about neuroanatomy or he doesn't give a shit. Seriously. STFU.

@missheidilynn: Kelly FTW.

@GoodBadNotEvil: me too.

@Dorsal Primary Rami: the 'hospital-grade' ones are often recommended for women with premature babies or who have trouble getting enough from a retail-grade pump. I imagine the hospital-grade ones are more expensive.

@alelsc: it's her 'fanpage' so I'm not sure if there's a privatising option.

@wesker1989: well, there are several:

And to think I once thought Marie Claire was the best of a bad bunch...

@Peppermint: bwahahahahaha... it's true. There is also the brunette option.

@spamanda: indeed. Much, much more study is needed on this, the manufacturer's PR notwithstanding:)

@debo matar la zombi goldberry83: over-zealous pharma company PR, I'm guessing