Bla: Im really sorry about your contract not being renewed
How upsetting! It seems so immoral to use your pregnancy as a reason to not have you back and its so annoying that you werent on a permanent contract and protected by the law. I really hope you find something new soon.
Camp: Aw, thanks for thinking of me. I am so jealous of you living in Florida
Perhaps its the TV/Movies effect, but it seems amazing from afar. Though I was reading in the news about Nile crocodiles turning up in parts of Florida. Scary!
BabyG: Wow! Congrats!!! What an amazing surprise for you!! I hope you get that scan at your appointment! I really hope you have a healthy and happy nine months.
Texas: Im glad your period was normal. I hope youre in for a nice normal predictable cycle this time around that ends in a shiny BFP! Hopefully the Vitamin B is out your system now and it wont delay ovulation.
Bee: I hope your SIS goes well tomorrow! I hope they find some answers that can easily be fixed!
Gina: Huge hugs
Im so so sorry that youre going through yet another chemical. Its just so unfair! I think it sounds like a good idea to take a small break from the stress of TTC. How long will it be till you get an RE sorted? Do you have to wait for a referral?
Mommy: Agh!!! Exciting! It sounds like hes ready to go!! How are you feeling? I cant wait to see the little guy!
Pesky:
Im so sorry you went through that chemical pregnancy. They are just so cruel. You get your hopes up and then start to feel excited and plan your new baby, but then its just swept away without getting a chance to start. The worst thing about chemicals is you the start to feel so scared of getting another BFP in case that one too just fades away again. If you ever want to talk, Im here.
I really hope this is the cycle you get your forever baby.
Karma: Go catch that egg!! Hope your positivity leads you to a BFP this month.
Smille and Drum: Lovely as always, how are you both?
Roschey: Welcome to the most lovely and supportive thread around!
Im amazed at some of your MIL stories ladies! Huge hugs. How do you bear them? What horrible people they are!
So I had a realisation today: if the clomid has actually started helping me ovulate properly for the first time, then this is only two months of trying now and I conceived both times. That doesnt seem so bad when I look at it like that
I wish I had known about this PCOS earlier and the fact that I probably wasnt properly ovulating (or if I was, it was an immature egg). It explains so much. I have a really good feeling about taking clomid days 4-8 instead of 2-6 in order to get a healthier, more mature egg. I just need ovulation to hold off till CD15 when my husband gets back, which isnt unheard of for me. After not seeing him for a week, itll be a passionate affair, so hopefully enough to make a baby