Trying for a Baby Part Six

Kellyg

Lol! Could be worse places I'm sure.

Ditto what Praline said girls, enjoy the time off, we will soon be running around after kiddlies and wishing school holidays are shorter.

Don't you just love the sun Makes me happy x

praline

Oh no! I wrote a really witty and feeling post and it has disappeared!
in a nutshell:

1. mate of mine conceived back of mini in Wansted. story is, older brother never slept, parents took baby for a drive... Came back with friend. everytime they went past that spot 'thats where we made you son'. every time I drive past 'thats where **** was made'.

2. Ok, I cannot remember the lovely piece I wrote! Basically, it said have a lovely relaxing bank holiday, and to those who are not fertile this weekend remember that this time next year you will look back and remember the tranquillity while sitting in the park with your new and enlarged family. To those who are fertile this weekend..... GET IN THERE MY SON:D (shouted cockney style!)

praline

Hmmmm - Yes I do feel a little stupid. It definitely disappeared. Just as well I didn't claim that my lost post had the secret to world peace!

QQuaver

Scan went well:) Looks like egg collection is on Tuesday. Things move fast:cool:

Pity DH is away on Tuesday:( Have to find another man - just kidding:D
The doctor is going to try to push it to Wednesday, otherwise we have to freeze DH's swimmers:shocked: About half don't survive freezing, and DH's count is already low to begin with...

bigzippy wrote: »

Been to see the urologist today and he wants to do some tests...particularly not looking forward to the camera scope I wouldn't mind, but I think me and the consultant both know what it is (and that it's not curable, or particularly treatable, esp while TTC) but he has to do all these grim tests to rule out everything it's highly unlikely it is before he can officially diagnose what it is!:cool:

Good luck:o

mrsvicx wrote: »

Morning all CD24 and 9dpo. Nothing to report, no ss...
hoping that it's not a bad sign....

Anything out of the norm can be good, PMA!:j

smash7 wrote: »

My AF is due Tuesday and my temps are looking good, so far :cool: Not wishing to tempt fate, though... Oh, and my b00bs are sore and 'full' too which seems to be a good sign that I have ov'd from past cycles

Temps looking good:cool:
Have a great time with your in-laws:)

BB1984 wrote: »

CD12 and my temps have gone crazy! Up another 0.29 deg to 36.99 - highest ever by miles!

Hoping its a good sign...

In other news, had really horrible twingey aches in my lower tummy last night and feeling yukky this morning (kind of churning in my tummy as if I'm stressed, but I'm not, really!)

Could you have just ov'd?:shocked:

Gopppers wrote: »

AF will arrive in a timely manner for a 29 day cycle. THEN TTC time!

Yipee!:j

must_try_harder wrote: »

My temps are up and down like a yoyo. CD14 and my third high on my CBFM. The lines on my OPKs are definitely getting darker though. Our friends are coming round tonight so I'll have to try to get rid of them fairly early so I can jump on DH. Saying that I've started worrying that we're BDing too often. We DTD every high day and peak day but I seem to get so many high days that by the time I actually get to (what i think is) OV day I feel like DH probably has no swimmers left.

Why not do every other day on High?:o

emmylou83 wrote: »

Morning all....CD1 here

2012 baby for us:beer:

mozzyc wrote: »

Hi! Quick question, if I don't do anymore tests with my cbfm now until my next af, do I still have to turn it on each morning, or do I just reset on cd1? Thanks. Hugs to everyone, hope you all have a lovely last work day before a great Easter break! x

No need to turn it on. Just reset it between CD1-5 *if* AF arrives:o

praline wrote: »

Morning all! I have no work now until next Tues and boy am I looking forward to it. Have picnic's, hair dressers, BBQ's and a spa (courtesy of The Man he said I looked a little stressed last week and he wasn't planning on spending his time off doing housy stuff so he landed that surprise!).

Lovely:happyhear

praline wrote: »

Hmmmm - Yes I do feel a little stupid. It definitely disappeared. Just as well I didn't claim that my lost post had the secret to world peace!

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

tinksy

morning

qq glad scan went well fingers and toes crossed!!!

we have been gardening again so garden is beginning to look normal wehey!

x

Kellyg

QQuaver wrote: »

Scan went well:) Looks like egg collection is on Tuesday. Things move fast:cool:

Pity DH is away on Tuesday:( Have to find another man - just kidding:D
The doctor is going to try to push it to Wednesday, otherwise we have to freeze DH's swimmers:shocked: About half don't survive freezing, and DH's count is already low to begin with...

Glad it went well QQ, will be thinking of you next week, not in a pervy legs akimbo way of course, :rotfl: just all positive thoughts! lol. Does move quick though this egg business doesnt it?

Fingers crossed x

praline

Oh - QQ that all sounds very scientific and important... I have my fingers crossed for you and hope it all goes well. Easter is a symbol of new life so this is perfect time to be making babies!

big Zippy, emmylou and must-try-harder I'm sending you hugs for scans and worries. And I have crossed my other fingers just for you.

No one respond to this please - but I do feel a bit of a fraud because I am happy to wait a while for this. And I recognise how hard it must be to really want something. Easy to say, but try not to be anxious. Fate keeps us on our toes and makes sure we get what we want but at the right time. So, remember it will happen at the perfect moment.

Praline.x

bigzippy

smash7 wrote: »

bigzippy - good luck with your tests

Thanks Smash. They won't be for like a month, waiting for the appointments...
Enjoy your weekend!

BB1984 wrote: »

CD12 and my temps have gone crazy! Up another 0.29 deg to 36.99 - highest ever by miles!

Hoping its a good sign...

In other news, had really horrible twingey aches in my lower tummy last night and feeling yukky this morning (kind of churning in my tummy as if I'm stressed, but I'm not, really!)

Oooooh! I got all excited then and then reread CD12...hope it's a good start to a good cycle outcome though

Kellyg wrote: »

BigZippy, Docs doesnt sound too pleasant, hope you are ok? (hugs)

I'm alright, it's unlikely to be anything "serious", just uncureably uncomfortable/painful, and more prone to water infections. I'm sure having a baby sat on my bladder and squishing my kidneys will make things better...(!) :rotfl:
Thanks for asking Wish I didn't have to go through the grimmer tests to get the (somewhat nonsense) diagnoses though.:o

BB1984

I don't think I ov'd yesterday - have had no EWCM for days... so confused!

BB

bigzippy

must_try_harder wrote: »

When we moved into our house the grass was 2ft high. DH cut it down and found numerous dog toys. The previous owners had never even had a dog!

:rotfl: We had a very similar situation. There was ALLSORTS in our lawn (and "flowerbeds" (read:weed beds))

QQuaver wrote: »

Team Sticky! Bigzippy - 6DPO:cool:

Not that I'm questioning your infinite wisdom, but how is it you came to 6DPO?

praline wrote: »

Before I forget - Big Zippy, why are you using a bed? How cool would it be to say to mini-zippy that he was conceived 'right there on the living room floor' or in the car off the M25 (or on the M25 I reckon you could undress, have *ahem*, get dressed, then walk to a 5 mile service station for a tea and back and still find the car in the same position as it was when you started!).

:rotfl: I knew I was doing something wrong!