MissDoc - They did finally listen to me, but I still don't think they understood what I was asking. They offered to have me come in for an ultrasound, which was dumb, because I was already too late to start taking Femara again if it WAS AF, and if it wasn't AF we'd have to wait for AF to come around anyway... so I said, "Whatever the ultrasound would reveal, I'd still have to just wait it out. So no thanks." They charge like $300 per ultrasound. Who wants to pay that much money when it wouldn't even help us out?
Anyway! Glad to hear your LO is doing well! It sounds like so much fun to get a nursery put together, I envy you.
Would DH be willing to help remind you about workouts and whatnot, to help keep you accountable?
Swimmy - I can totally relate to that mentality. Trying to lose weight and seeing a gain does terrible things to my motivation, which means I do even worse in terms of workouts and diet plans.... I hope you find something to kickstart your progress again!
What about working out with friends, or even just finding someone to go on walks with? Do you use fitness apps? What about setting smaller goals and giving yourself a reward for reaching that goal?
Ex: 5lbs lost, new nail polish, makeup item, new iTunes/mp3 music download, etc.
10lbs lost, movie night with DH (no snacks though!), or a new book to read, new inexpensive outfit accessory, and so on.
Maybe that would help you work toward your goals if you had something to look forward to when you reach them?
Krissie - The waiting is the worst part of all of this. It's like 90% of TTCing, and that royally sucks! But it sounds like you're doing the best you can for this cycle. Good luck!
AFM - Still waiting on AF. Had one heck of an evap line on a Wondfo HPT the other day. I'm sure it's nothing, but it got my hopes up for the barest minute.
Since DH and I have been doing the slow cooker meals, I've lost almost 3 pounds. I think a lot of it has to do with how we're almost never eating takeout/fast food anymore.
If you gals were considering it, I highly recommend the whole practice!

It takes a load off my shoulders and I find that I'm starting to feel like I have time for other things. I really don't like to cook, so being responsible for dinner every single night used to stress me out far more than it should have.
Now that I don't have to worry about it, I've been doing more arts and crafts, finishing small projects around the house, that sort of thing.
Let me know if you gals try it and what you think of it!