• Missed period
This is not a definite sign of pregnancy. Some women actually continue to have their period while they are pregnant. This can cause quite a bit of confusion. Dieting, excessive exercise or certain medical conditions can cause you to miss your period.
• Breast changes
Your breasts or nipples may be sore or seem fuller all of a sudden. Your nipples may begin to darken and enlarge.
• Headaches
Headaches are common during early pregnancy. Hormonal and blood volume changes are the cause.
• Nausea/Vomiting
This is one of the most common complaints during early pregnancy. Also called morning sickness, although it occurs at any time during the day. Eat smaller and more frequent meals to help counteract this. Ginger can help control nausea.
• Feeling bloated
You may experience a bloated feeling, similar to what you experience right before your period is due.
• Frequent urination
You may feel like you need to use the bathroom more frequently. This is caused by increased blood volume, hormonal changes and uterine growth.
• Dizziness
You may feel lightheaded and dizzy. This is a result of a hormonal changes and a change in blood volume and circulation.
• Fatigue
You may be feeling exhausted all of a sudden. Try to get to bed earlier or take naps during the day to help combat this.
• Food aversions and cravings
You may avoid foods that you normally like or you may start craving certain foods.
• Intense hunger
Some women feel hungry constantly.
• Increased sense of smell
Certain smells will become stronger to you. You may smell things that no one else is able to smell.
• Cramping
Period-like cramps are common. If cramps are one-sided or severe, contact your doctor immediately. It may indicate a threatened pregnancy.
• Metallic taste
Some women complain of a metallic taste in their mouth during the early stages of pregnancy.
• Nasal congestion
Increased blood supply can cause your nose to feel stuffy. Talk to your doctor before you take any cold medications.
• Increased vaginal secretions
Hormonal changes can increase the production of vaginal secretions.
• Implantation bleeding
Some women may experience light spotting or a brownish discharge around the time that they would normally be due for their period. The spotting can last anywhere from a few days to a few weeks.
though. We are a friendly bunch on here. Your symptoms sound very promising.
so this time I'm not gonna POAS like a mad person 
I called the 1-800 number on the box of the HPT's I bought and they're 25mIU ones. Nervous for tomorrow, hoping AF keeps staying away but not very optimistic to be honest. 
xx
