I only used a tiny bit, I don't really need it anyway but was just trying to give dh's swimmers more of a chance.
Sometimes I get nearly positives then negs then strong positive, sometimes I get a fade in/out pattern. As long as you're timing bd well then ur bases are covered.
My son is 10 also
I never needed it before but bought it as at the time I was trying 'everything' you can imagine!! I even bought clomid in Egypt from a pharmacist because I couldn't get it on NHS here and you can just walk in and buy it in egypt. Only tried for one month on it though and then stopped TTC due to my surgery. I wouldn't risk it now, especially as I would now get help from the NHS if it was needed, but I was desperate back then.
Don't kow if I ever got strong positives previously, even the CBFM gave me days and days of highs but never a peak, I'm hoping my weight loss will help with my ovulation issues.
I really want to stay relaxed this time round, at least until xmas time ish, give my body time to adjust and me time to get to know my cycles (if there are any). I have never ever been regular, even when I fell pregnant with my DS my periods had been missing in action for 3-4 months, then I found out I was 6 weeks pregnant, however, i've never been this weight in my adult life so for once I am hoping the doctors were right and that my weight was indeed the issue back then and that now I stand a chance of more normal cycles.
awww how do you feel about going back to a newborn, sleepless nights, nappies etc? Everyone keeps commenting to me things like 'aw with your son being almost 10 you'll not want to go back to sleepless nights, nappies etc now will you?', and my response is always ' in a heartbeat' I can't wait, well, the sleep nights don't fill me with joy but the rest I can cope with lol. My DS has autism and didn't sleep a full night regularly until he was 8.5-9 yrs ish so full nights of sleep are still a novelty to me I will miss them
My DH really surprised me yesterday. he has always given me the speech about how our DS was enough for him and if we never had another then thats not an issue for him blah blah blah, always kinda made me feel like i was the one pushing for a second, although he always said that if I wanted another he didn't object in anyway but that it just wasn't such a big deal for him. Well yesterday he comes out with " so... maybe we should have another 2, close together". At first I thought he was joking but then I wasn't so sure so I asked him today if he was being serious or not... and he was being deadly serious... I almost choked on my coffee! Makes me wonder if his attitude to a second child was a pravado to protect him from the heartache of nothing being able to have a second. I think spending some time with my friends little one has made him broody
LOL