He's got the stamina of a man 6 times his age!! But I shouldn't complain, he's done his part whenever it was requested. We did it every other day and just 2 days in a row over ovulation. I would have been happier with 3 days in a row but it's enough.I had so much saliva yesterday, I spit on myself while talking,and I was drooling a little this morning. That's very unusual for me.
I laughed SO much at this post, you're brilliant!! TTC and pregnancy makes us ladies crazy it really does 
I too noticed I was producing more spit (and still am!!) the pillows are often wet in the mornings and I ALWAYS blame hubby 
Aleeah, how are you feeling? I seem to remember the night time insomnia went away around 7 or 8 weeks last time... so hopefully it'll improve for both of us! I know what you mean about wishing for more time off during early pregnancy! I'm finding it very hard to keep track of everything at work because I'm so tired... making list after list after list, lol. Sadly, the long weekend is over now
. I really do hope you're right about the insomnia going at 7 or 8 weeks, I'm so narky too as I'm tired and (dare I say it...) hormonal!
But I really hope this is the month for you! Has your doctor done any testing yet to see what's going on, since you've had multiple miscarriages? Blah, work.
So I'm ok, boobs don't hurt at all today and annoyingly that was the only symptom that suggested I'd had a miscarriage last time and I had. I'm also at the same time in this pregnancy that my last little bean gave up. So silly as this sounds, I now think it's over, that it's happened again. I pulled the doppler out earlier but couldn't find anything (I didn't try that hard as knew I wouldn't find anything this early either way). I'm strangely ok though, I know it's irrational to think I'm miscarrying but I think I've got to the point of self presevation now. If we see something positive next week, that's all good, if we don't I'm fully prepared.
To end my post on a high, I'm about to order pizza!!
xxxx
I think sometimes it's easier to think the worst and be pleasantly surprised, than to be excited and then heartbroken if it's bad news. I understand self-preservation mode... I'm there too. DH was looking at nursery furniture last night and I got very upset with him (the poor guy, lol... I have since apologised). I don't even want to think about that kind of stuff until I have some indication that things are moving in a positive direction. The first few weeks are such a scary time.
Lindsay- I am doing all right! Relieved now that O is over and I can start counting down the days. I've been feeling a lot more down in the past week, and am starting to despair about never having a healthy pregnancy. I absolutely hate not knowing. I feel like all this worrying and wondering is going to drive me insane! How far along are you now?
I am greatly disappointed that the long weekend is over as well.
I know it doesn't help much, but I'm going to say it anyway 
I hope with all my heart that this pregnancy is THE ONE for you and you will have ZERO problems. How far along will you be for your first scan?
Oh well.
Where is Nat? I thought she was away only for the weekend?
Lindsay - Yep, I'm Canadian as well! That is neat that you are as well, as I haven't met too many others on this forum yet!
Thanks for saying that. Even though your saying that doesn't really change my fate, it somehow feels reassuring just the same. Maybe I can hold on to that and believe it for a little while. =/
Ah, yes, 5 weeks is scary early. I remember when I was blissfully ignorant and felt like I had been pregnant for so long already at 5 weeks. Even though I knew there was so much that could go wrong, I honestly believed my baby would be just fine. It breaks my heart thinking back to all my happiness that was for nothing.
Blue - Ooh, okay. Well that sounds like a valid concern. I'm sure dtd every other day will be more than sufficient! I'm just trying to be patient this cycle so I can go back to trying. Every day feels long and agonizing.
*Am I the only one who is still trying for my FIRST baby? Since I am new here and there are so many of you it is hard to keep track of everyone's stories.
Sometimes it is hard to keep track. That's why I ask a zillion questions and repeat them all the time. I'm so forgetful. I miss it. I took DH there a few years ago (my family still lives there, except for Mom, brother and sister) and he loved it. We were in Montreal, my first visit there. I loved it! Sure they're a bit snobby (But so am I, and sorry if you're from Quebec!) but it's all so European, and if I can't live in Europe (I don't want to live in France, I'm Canadian!) Quebec would be the place for me. Juts need to dust of my French a bit :/
I ate the whole thing and it was massive!! Hubby's still in shock, think he thinks I'll eat him out of the house soon, not sure if it's my body wanting more or me being greedy (likely me being greedy!!). I'm sure your hubby's swimmers will do great, they've done great things before!!
, and apparently Nat is going to be gone for a week due to "technical difficulties". 
What part of Canada are you from? I'm from BC, but spent a couple years in Ontario for school. Yes, you do lose that blissful ignorance after you've had a m/c. I don't think your happiness was for nothing Shortly after my m/c one of my doctors said she strongly believes that no pregnancy is "wasted", she thinks even when they don't work out, they are preparing us mentally and physically for the next one. I kinda liked that thought so try and remind myself of it ever so often
