Kim - Oh boy, I can't believe how slowly your hCG levels are returning back to normal. At least you're almost there now.
Sara - Your Christmas party sounds fun. I thought we'd be soo busy this month with Christmas parties, but we actually weren't invited to any.

Oh well.
Sorry to hear the fertility meds give such bad side effects (sounds like pregnancy symptoms to me), but it definitely will be worth it when it gets you your BFP! And very interesting not about the LH giving false positives.
Linny - Yeah, since you had it all along I'm sure it's just morning sickness. Still weird that it's gotten worse all of a sudden, though. That happened to my BFF's co-worker. She suddenly got sick with hyperemesis around 11 weeks and has continued to be sick a few weeks into her 2nd tri. Pregnancy does weird things.
I've had the same thing with work lately. Everything has to get done before Christmas, so it gets kind of stressful. I am desperate for my holiday, but starting to wonder if I'll even get it since I have so much to do. I'll stay late tonight/tomorrow if I have to rather than come in on my holiday, though. You say you're back to work...were you off before?
Lindsay - It seems like everyone's having trouble getting any baking/extra prep before Christmas done this year. I guess we've all been busy. Sorry to hear about your insomnia. I do think that's a pregnancy symptom and I wouldn't feel guilty about taking an anti-nausea pill. If it's safe in the first trimester it surely must be safe later on, and it's not like you've done this very often. You need sleep.
AFM - Well, I *had* been feeling really optimistic. I wasn't fretting about days where my symptoms were less because I knew that on Thurs I was really sick, but then felt fine Sat/Sun, then super sick again Monday and at that point my hCG was definitely still rising steadily, so that made me feel fairly sure that it's normal for some days to be worse than others. Unfortunately, I just read an article about a girl who suffered a blighted ovum that was discovered around 8 weeks. Her first sign was she woke up less queasy suddenly at 7 weeks.

As soon as I read that, panic struck because I haven't been feeling as sick today. But I need to remind myself that I puked yesterday and slept 14 hours and so today I feel a lot better probably from all the extra sleep. The same thing happened when I slept extra Monday night. Did anyone else's nausea get really mild some days, and then quite bad the next?
I really wish I hadn't read that article. I *so* preferred feeling dangerously optimistic and hopeful. I guess I'll be hoping for some worse nausea tomorrow to set my mind at ease.
