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IVF Article number Bleh - Egg Collection
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Loving that collection of lines and I can't wait until Wednesday as you will know it is most definitly true at that point! Do you have to call the hospital and let them know and will they give you an early scan at about 7 weeks?
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congrats on getting the darker lines, a true sign they are making themselves a comfy little nest in there and such great colour from the IC's (they really are shit so levels musts be very nicely rising). As everyone said cramps totally normally will probably go in a few days. Don't be worried about POAS, I took over 25 tests of various brands to make sure levels were rising and they gave me great piece of mind. Do you have a 6 or 7 week scan at the hospital? I had one at 7 weeks and it really helped put my mind at ease. I had to pay for it but it really put our minds to rest and from one worrier to another I truly recommend it. Congrats again hon and start enjoying it. xxx 
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Haha, I did another one this morning (bad me) - a Superdrug one. Hee, did not take a picture though because OH is around and he would just laugh at me. It's pretty much the same as yesterday, fractionally darker, but it had only been half a day since I did the Superdrug one yesterday so I wasn't really expecting it to be. It's funny. I am such a lunatic that I looked up "11dpo" and "12dpo" on google images just to see if mine look like that.
Feeling a little bit more comfortable about it, now. The cramps have eased off a lot (so I now worry that I DON'T have them) and since the test was no lighter this morning I can only imagine that it would be had it suddenly turned 'chemical' wouldn't it?
I am such a worrier though. I am going to do the Digi on Tuesday morning. That's what day my period is due anyway. I'll phone the hospital on Tuesday maybe and say that I fucked up one of the progesterone bullets (I actually did...I dropped it down the toilet) and that they told me to take the test the last day I take the progesterone. I only hope it holds out until then. That is three days away, after all.
Carebear - I have to phone on Wednesday either way, positive or negative. If positive they will do me a prescription so I can take part in this luteal support trial, if negative they will arrange a follow up appointment to discuss options. If positive, there is a scan three weeks later and because of luteal support study, a further scan 5 weeks after that. Then another at 12 weeks. Not sure how it works though. Have never had to do it before.
Feeling a little bit more comfortable about it, now. The cramps have eased off a lot (so I now worry that I DON'T have them) and since the test was no lighter this morning I can only imagine that it would be had it suddenly turned 'chemical' wouldn't it?
I am such a worrier though. I am going to do the Digi on Tuesday morning. That's what day my period is due anyway. I'll phone the hospital on Tuesday maybe and say that I fucked up one of the progesterone bullets (I actually did...I dropped it down the toilet) and that they told me to take the test the last day I take the progesterone. I only hope it holds out until then. That is three days away, after all.
Carebear - I have to phone on Wednesday either way, positive or negative. If positive they will do me a prescription so I can take part in this luteal support trial, if negative they will arrange a follow up appointment to discuss options. If positive, there is a scan three weeks later and because of luteal support study, a further scan 5 weeks after that. Then another at 12 weeks. Not sure how it works though. Have never had to do it before.
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For the crispies, because they love it so!
glad you are feeling a bit more comfortable with it all, save you poas efforts and sneak a pic when oh isnt looking!
hospital follow up sounds good,those scans will def help it seem real for you and reassure you
lots of love
xx
glad you are feeling a bit more comfortable with it all, save you poas efforts and sneak a pic when oh isnt looking!
hospital follow up sounds good,those scans will def help it seem real for you and reassure you
lots of love
xx
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lovely dark line!!!!hey,anyway wheres the lunacy in posting your poas on the internet??hey??!!!
am loving your lines!
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Having your daily fix mrs?
Nice and dark!
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Hee, well, people had told me to earlier so I thought I should, really. Plus, I am still totally unconvinced that it is not going to disappear!!! Hasn't, yet. Feeling utterly sick as well so hoping it's a good (well, y'know, good for the context) sign.
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Hee the ticker is temporary. It's probably tempting fate but I always wanted one and I thought that if I sent some boldness/positivity to the toffee crisps they might cling on for a little while (hopefully a long while) longer. I'm very aware that many are lost, though, so it'll stay tentative.
Hee restrained. I'm just nervous, really, Lyns. I have these cramps and become utterly paranoid and I just need reassurance, really. I have a friend who said she used to do 5 or 6 a day for the first three months so I'm not entirely unusual.
Hee restrained. I'm just nervous, really, Lyns. I have these cramps and become utterly paranoid and I just need reassurance, really. I have a friend who said she used to do 5 or 6 a day for the first three months so I'm not entirely unusual.
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I can understand nerves sweetie....I think I did about 5 a day in my last pregnancy. One day I was so freaked at not feeling as pregnant, I drove a 50 mile round trip just to buy a digi to see if the conception indicator concurred with my dates ( I am REALLY in the sticks here - they still use rabbits in pregnancy tests round here I thnk!)
You pee on anything you like....we're just loving the results, and praying that its all sweet, plain sailing from now on for you!!
You pee on anything you like....we're just loving the results, and praying that its all sweet, plain sailing from now on for you!!
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Not doing it again, promise
Not until Tuesday. Should be Wednesday really but I only have a few progesterone thingies left. I probably have enough but bugger it, I'll phone up on Tuesday.OH wants to shout it from the rooftops. We went to his grandma's today (they have this Saturday Morning Breakfast thing) and we were sitting in the garden with his auntie. He blurted it out. Said he couldn't hold it in any longer. That's the trouble with IVF. You can't do the "twelve week" thing because everyone knows you're having treatment and know it's either a yes or no answer. Downside, really.
Fifty miles? My God, that is nerves! We have a Superdrug and Home and Bargain five minutes away so if we want pee sticks they are within easy reach, luckily.
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I will probably be the same if I get that far. Woke up crampier than ever. Progesterone is an awful thing, I reckon. I'm hoping it's that anyway.
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