BSN: It can happen, but usually that's only if you end up not Oing, or misfiring. A good way to tell if this has happened is by watching your temps. You should see an increase of at least .4 of a degree (Farenheit), followed by higher temps for at least 4 days. If your temp drops back down and stays back in the lower ranges, chances are you misfired and your body will gear up to O again.
Whimsy: I'm glad to hear the bleeding has slowed down. Try to take it easy. I know how difficult things are going to be for the next little while, and if you ever need someone to talk to, I'm right here. You have been such a positive force in my own journey to a BFP, full of love and support, but right now you are hurting. It's the BnB community's turn to love and support you.
Sheece: Ahh! It's only a couple of weeks away!Are you getting nervous/excited? I'm hoping this procedure sets you on the right path to your BFP!
AFM: Well, temp finally went up, but I'm not considering it O yet. This new thermometer really measures low... I don't think I've ever had temps in the 96 degree range.