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Trying for a Baby Part Six
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Thanks QQuaver - Men are funny folk aren't they?!
Feisty I'm CD10 too today......FF had me oving at CD11 last month.......0 -
OK, for those of you who want to join the facebook group please either add me on the below link OR send me your email address, I can't add you with just your name as there may be 500 other people with your name
http://www.facebook.com/moiramber
Having such a bad day, My little boy has not stopped whining all day and my head is about to explode! On the plus side i had the most delicious cheese burger for lunch0 -
Hi Guys,
Sorry to hear so many of you are feeling down today.
Big Hugs to those that need them
Happy Anniersary Perdi. How many years?
Will scan back and see if anyone wants adding. Shout if I miss any one.Pawpurrs x0 -
deborahmcgeachy wrote: »OK I've got it!!!! :T
I want every lady to play during BDing!!!! What a catchy wee song and look at the lyrics!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsZ7LF8gcOM
Ha ha i love it!:D:D Busy boogie-ing (sp?) at my desk now lmao! :j:rotfl::T:rotfl::T:rotfl::jNorthern bird on the loose!
FORMER MEMBER OF THE 'I :heart2: MY CBFM' TEAM!!!!:D
Mum to 3 lovely boys, 12, almost 8 and baba born 5 weeks early on 12th May 2011:D0 -
Greener_Grass wrote: »Ive never heard of Kwiki Mart so no idea! They are half price in Tesco just now at £1.24 :money:
Yeah i noticed that too, Do you ever go to gunwharf quays? That is my fav place, Especially next clearance:happyhear
Wow that is really cheap! I'll love a massage but am far too fat to ever get one, I'd feel sorry for the person doing it, it'd be like playing with playdoh :rotfl:
Oooh, i'd much rather buy at Tesco. Double clubcard points
Yeah we pretty much go to Gunwarf all the time, its like a normal part of the city to us :rotfl:
Massage & facial was great, i also felt like she was playing with playdoh
Also i heard a noise during the massage that sounded like a fart. And im sure it wasn't me :rotfl:Greener_Grass wrote: »OK, for those of you who want to join the facebook group please either add me on the below link OR send me your email address, I can't add you with just your name as there may be 500 other people with your name
http://www.facebook.com/moiramber
Or me0 -
Been married 10 here and together 17, its taken me that long for him to let me have a baby, he adores kids, and is allways the first to play with them but, allways ket saying he wasnt bothered about having any, any way I kept saying I wanted him to want them, and he would never say that, as I love him to pieces we have just ambled along, any way a month ago it all came to a head and I said it was now or never really, time was ticking on and I basically broke down, saying I was starting to resent him not wanting them. Now he seems exicited, so lets hope theres still time for us.
So although not been trying long, the longing has been for a long, long time!Pawpurrs x0 -
Implantation
What is it?
After the egg has released it only has 12-24 hours to be fertilised.
Once fertilised in the fallopian tube the egg is sucked through the fallopian tube into the womb. It will arrive in the womb around 5 days after conception.
Once there the egg (also known as the 'blatocyst') begins the process of attaching itself to the endometrium by digging and burrowing into the lining and producing hcg.
How long does it take?
Just because the fertilised egg 'can' arrived in the womb at 5dpo it doesn't necessary mean it will immiediately start to implant, often the fertilised egg floats around for a while before decided to embed and dig itself in. It usually takes about a week on average for implantation to start but i can happen anywhere between 6dpo and 12dpo.
Implantation 'can' happen in as little as one day but can take up to 4 or 5 full days to complete and for the blatocyst to completely attach.
Over 80% of pregnancies implantation will occur between 8-10 dpo.
It can then take a further 2 to 4 days for your kidneys to process the hcg and secrete it into your urine so it can be picked up on a HPT.
If you experience implantation bleeding you should try and wait 2-4 days after it's stopped before you test (unsing a test at 25mUL or less) it is possible to still get a negative at this point, if you do, wait 48-72 hours and re-test (this is the time it takes for hcg to double)
Detection of hCG depends on timing of implantation, so hCG can normally be detected in the blood between nine and 16 days after ovulation (HPT: 12-19 days after ovulation).
Okay so just say everything runs perfectly and the blatocyst arrives in your uterus at 5dpo and imlants in a day it is 'possible' to get a +hpt at around 8dpo.
However, on average it won't start to implant into the womb until 8dpo. Say once again you're lucky and it only takes a day to implant then you could on average get a bfp at 9po. Hence where many early test hpt's claim you can get a +hpt 6 days before your period.
Yet, bare in mind it may not occur until 12dpo and it 'may' take 4 full days to complete so that would take you up 15dpo. It 'can' then take up to four days for the hcg to be secreted into your urine so hello?! that's 18/19dpo already before you can get a +hpt. yes, this means implantation may not complete until AFTER your AF is due.
Infact, research found that 10% of pregnancies may not show up on a hpt on the first day of your missed period. [ http://community.babycentre.co.uk/post/a2278545/helpful_research ]
Symptoms of Implantation.
In all honesty the majority of woman will not get any symptoms of implantation.
- Implantation cramps: small cramps inside the uterus
- Implantation spotting or bleeding: Short brief spotting (a couple of drops of light or dark blood)
- A second temperature shift on the temperature curve
- A temperature dip at about seven to ten days after ovulation
Okay so the ever elusive and much talked about implantation bleeding. Despite how it may see it's actually not 'that' common occurance with it generally happening in only 30% of pregnancies.
While there is no way of being 100% sure whether spotting is an implantation bleed until you have missed a period there are a couple of useful indicators that can help you check.- Appearance - Implantation bleeding tends to be a lighter pink/brown colour rather than the dark red that's usual for menstrual blood. Sometimes it may even appear as a light flow of bright red blood
- Timing - If you conceive you will experience implantation bleeding before your period is due, usually around 9 days after you ovulate (but can occur between 6dpo and 12dpo on average).
- Duration - Implantation bleeding tends only to last for a day or two and occurs intermittently.
- Heaviness - Unlike the progressively heavy flow of a menstrual period, implantation bleeding tends only to occur as light spotting or coloured discharge the flow will not 'increase' as you'd expect AF to.
Pawpurrs x0 -
lauraspaghetti wrote: »
CD10 for me and no BDing yet, OH seems to think a baby will just arrive without any BDing I think!
Yip!! I've got a DH like that too :huh::huh::huh:
Hugs to MTH and Mrsvicx, AF arrived for me at the weekend and I was gutted. Before hand I had convinced myself I would be fine when it arrived, the fact that I was devastated took me by surprise. I ended up being late for work because I was so upset on the way there that I had to stop off at my mother's for a good bubble, and then when I got to work everyone could tell I'd been crying and kept asking if I was OK, which made me want to cry even more. I think now I should just expect that it's going to upset me when AF arrives, but it only lasts a couple of days before I'm counting down to OV time and plotting and scheming for BDing
I think it was Pawpurrs who said she thinks there will be 3 BFPs in the next month. Can I be one of them please? Pretty purleeeease???? :beer:
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Hi Ladies
I've been off the boards for a while, I went for a new job which would have meant putting TTC on the back burner but found out today I didn't get it, so back on the TTC wagon, please can you put me on the general list
natsing (29) TTC #1 since 12/09
Hope everyone is well, its day 12 here and low on CBFM, no sign of a high so far, strong control/estrogen line, but nothing on the LH side, hmm maybe tomorrow. Off to Devon on my hols tomorrow, but taking the laptop so will try and catch up all I've missed!Debt free 11/05/11!
Savings £4000/ £3000
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