Dormant thread.......

[WeeNat]

Im seeing a line too x

 

[Mrs A]

That I can imagine, must be really irritating

 

[Mrs A]

So Nat as you predicted my dip today, what will my chart do tomorrow?

 

[pipsbabybean]

Thanks huni for that tweak I love that one , I'm scared if Evaps
I took it within ten mins,

So sorry Nat, does ur hubby get set work patterns ? Months in advance it anything x

 

[Mrs A]

Is ten if you don't bloody believe that that pic my dear is a humongous fat ima come down there, and smack you upside your head!

 

[WeeNat]

Its should go up again...maybe around 36.60 or there abouts

 

[Mrs A]

 

[Mrs A]

Its should go up again...maybe around 36.60 or there abouts

Ooh ill hold you to that, I'd prefer if it was a title higher mind x x

 

[pipsbabybean]

Lol I may need a lil smack to huni! Hehecant help but worry

I also think ur temp will be 36.60 hun
I wonder if William hill takes bets on bbt? Hmm x

 

[Mrs A]

Lmao. When do you think I should test?

 

[pipsbabybean]

Really wait it out 12dpo at least can u do that lol ? X

 

[Mrs A]

Hmmmm,I doubt it pmsl

 

[pipsbabybean]

Was worth an ask lol x

 

[WeeNat]

I would wait for a few temp rises befor you test chicky.

So...here are a few opks taken over a period of days.
Still lighter than cd9 and cd10
https://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a536/WeeNat/20130315_211053_zpsce52dff0.jpg

 

[Mrs A]

Those 9 and 10ones were dark weren't they, I'd says dark as your cd22 ones last month.

 

[Mrs A]

I'm off to work tomorrow ad Sunday, so keep me updated. Xxx

 

[WeeNat]

They were...im so confused
https://i1282.photobucket.com/albums/a536/WeeNat/20130311_181625-1_zpscbb6da7f.jpg

 

[WeeNat]

Glad ur off clare xxx

 

[Mrs A]

I'm not, I'm at work. Hmmmm those 9s and 10s are positive. O think your temps just pissing about cause of your stress

 

[Mrs A]

Stress can mess with cortisol levels, which can in turn lower the amount of progesterone produced by your body and cause your temp to drop prematurely and your cycle to be shorter than usual.
Emotional stress often reveals itself as an up and down movement of temperature from one day to the next.