June 15th, 2059

It's me Abigail again. These past few days have been hectic to say the least and it certainly hasn't gotten easier. In fact it has gotten harder! I'm going to lose it!! And to top it off.... I just got my period today! Fuck me. It's understandable, but during a zombie apocalypse for crying out loud?! Well complaining isn't going to do anything. That's what I told myself.

I immediately asked my mother if she had some pads and to my relief she nodded. I'm just not comfortable with tampons because they seem like they'd hurt my coochie. Not to mention I've seen so many videos about tampons getting stuck in so many girls' vaginas. It's funny.

Before all this I'd hate being a woman and getting my period every month because it was a pain to deal with. And I'd always be uncomfortable but by now I'm used to it. I'm glad to have something normal like this happen to me in a time like this. So now I guess I'll have to deal with this. But the unfortunate thing for me is that we ran out of painkillers long before and I can't use them to deal with my period cramps. Well enough talk about periods!!

We all got ready and continued moving. We'd occasionally hide from zombies or fight them if inevitable. I hate to say this but we're running out of food that we gathered from the forest, from our last camp.

You want to know how we found non-poisonous food? I'll tell you! It's because of our amazing Doc. Doctor Quotez! How lucky are we to have a doctor within our group, during a zombie apocalypse? Very lucky! I can't help but feel slightly happy.

We camped again in the night and mom, dad, auntie and doctor Quotez were arguing.They were arguing on which way we should go next and if we'd find food or medical supplies. I interrupted and apologized for it, then proceeded to propose an Idea. I said that we should look for a close shelter first, because we're getting tired. And the shelter will most likely have supplies. If not we can look for food in surrounding forests like we've done so far. They thought it over and agreed. Tsubaya sat back meanwhile. We let Tsubaya in on the plan and he nodded in agreement.

The moment I sat down, I felt an intense cramp. Tsubaya, concerned, asked me if I was alright. I nodded. It turns out he knew I was on my period. It's tough but I'll manage. Tsubaya placed my head in his lap and it felt comfortable. Quite the ladies man he is, if you ask me! I'm certainly not complaining. I found myself dozing off, but was awoken by Tsubaya speaking.

His voice was soft yet deep. He sounded sad about his arm. To be honest I can't relate to his situation, but I imagine that not having one of your arms intact has to be devastating. He talked about how he has forgotten twice so far that his arm is gone. All that's left is a phantom dream of where it used to be.

All I could do was break the silence and say it might get better, because I wasn't so sure myself. We both lapsed into silence again. We both realized the mom, dad, auntie and doctor Quotez had stopped arguing. They must've settled on a plan.

I guess we'll find out what it is tomorrow.