I'm in the TWW. 7DPO today. FF initially put my O day at 3 days later than it actually was, because my temps are so wonky, but I know that I had to ovulate on Sunday or very early Monday morning last week because my scan on Monday morning showed I had already ovulated. So I did an override and said I O'd on Sunday.
Tested today because...well.... the addiction is real.

BFN as expected. But I'm going to try to hold off now for a few days. FF predicts test day on Saturday. Normally I would say AF is due at 11-12DPO but my LP has been slowly lengthening over the past few months so I might not be due until Saturday like FF thinks.
Regarding the tests:
The CLN3 gene can cause severe deteriorative birth defects in my offspring that begin between the ages of 4 and 10 and continue to progress leading to deterioration of a variety of aspects, including blindness. Most experience death by late teens, 20s or 30s. HOWEVER, on the positive side, based on both our genomes, they determine I have a 1 in 22,000 chance of passing on that defect. So I'm not too worried about it. Since DH isn't a carrier it's a pretty good chance we'll be okay.
MTHFR deficiency has to do with the inability to process things like Folic Acid and other stuff. At least from what I can gather so far. It has a lot of varying things but can cause multiple miscarriages. I am heterozygous, meaning I only have 1 gene and according to the results that means I am not likely to have many symptoms. DH is homozygous which means he does have the symptoms. It means that he can't process folic acid and needs pure folate. Among other things including B vitamins. We're thinking this could explain some of his random inflammation/joint pain/etc and why he feels so much better when he takes a joint pain pill that we have from a company called Melaleuca, because it has all the vitamin B and folate and niacin and all the other nutrients that people with MTHFR deficiencies are supposed to get.
We will meet with our RE in a week or two to go over all my results from this whole month and DH's SA so we're going to go over these results too then and see what we need to do about them, if anything.