Trying for a Baby Part 7

Flee_2

OMG I am counting down the days until next week. And I hate wishing my time away because of how precious it is lol.
5 DPO and feeling the PMS today. Feeling exactly the same as everyone else wishing that my DPO was in double figures.

Gillyx

QQuaver wrote: »

We'll all be mums soon:beer:

I'd love a twin

Sooner than you think more than likely, and be terrorised and pulling your hair out, but it'l be worth it

Flee_2

QQuaver wrote: »

I suppose it will depend on the cat:cool:

Yes it does depend on the cat. I know a cat that will not go near children, she is scared of them.

RebekahR

squ1rrel5 wrote: »

My little part time kitty is being picked up tonight - I am so upset
Have become so attached to her this weekend, I'm absolutely gutted that she's going!!

I dont want to cry when my colleague comes to pick her up as I'll never hear the end of it but I dont think I'll be able to keep a stiff upper lip!
I'm so bad at emotional things - already been crying for the last hour!

Awww this is well sad. Did you have lots 6f f4n t6gether/ or even lol did you have lots of fun together?

emsbet

Gillyx wrote: »

That's really great news Emsbet and you will get there, a lady I know suffered many many set backs with pregnancy and is now a mum to beautiful twin girls.

I hope so. The good news is we will be seen at 6, 9 and 12 weeks next time and will be under consultant care and if the worse should happen (which hopefully it won't) we will be eligible for testing to try identify why we can't stay pregnant. So I'm feeling quite positive about trying again and that I will be listened to more if I say something is wrong
DH has even said he'd be happy to try medical intervention and even adoption (both of which are a long way off but it's a relief to know he's open to the ideas)

I would love twins, although if I only ever had one I'd be more than happy

xx

colli

Flee wrote: »

Yes it does depend on the cat. I know a cat that will not go near children, she is scared of them.

my cat won't go near children. My friend and her two year old came round yesterday, he (the cat) took one look and ran upstairs to hide under the bed the whole time they were there. :rotfl:He's never been bothered by any kids as far as I know so not sure why he's so scared of little humans. It's easy enough to shut him out of a room so when we do get a baby the cat will never be alone with him/her but i expect he'll stay as far away as possible anyway!

Flee_2

I was listening to a radio station this morning and heard about a woman who had a dog that was scared of flies in the house. He hid under the trampoline in the garden when ever there was a fly in the house. The woman even had to carry him in when she had to go to work.
Made me chuckle this morning.

MrsBryan_2

Hi all

Can't believe how quick this thread is moving lately, I'm finding it really hard to catch up on everything and everyone! Work has been crazy since I've been back from honeymoon and have just had no time at all to do anything other than work and sleep!! :mad:

Sorry for the rant!

Hope everyone is ok, I've seen some sad news on here recentley so will offer hugs to anyone who wants/needs them.....TTC can be a tough time for everyone and the support on here is great!

CD16 for me and no sign of OV as yet! My best friend who is 8 months pregnant, gave me all of her OV sticks and preg tests she had leftover which is handy. Still no + from the sticks or no CM as I normally get, so either late OV or no OV for me this month I think!
It probably happened before we were TTC but I obviously didn't take any notice!
If it is late OV, we're stuffed this month cos hubby is on nights, so won't see him until Saturday!:cool:

colli

emsbet wrote: »

I hope so. The good news is we will be seen at 6, 9 and 12 weeks next time and will be under consultant care and if the worse should happen (which hopefully it won't) we will be eligible for testing to try identify why we can't stay pregnant. So I'm feeling quite positive about trying again and that I will be listened to more if I say something is wrong
DH has even said he'd be happy to try medical intervention and even adoption (both of which are a long way off but it's a relief to know he's open to the ideas)

I would love twins, although if I only ever had one I'd be more than happy

xx

good to know they'll be taking good care of you next time. I think chances are you've just been terribly unlucky and there isn't a problem but good to know someone will listen to your concerns and take them seriously if you have them next time. hope you're feeling ok and taking as much time as you need xxx

emsbet

colli wrote: »

good to know they'll be taking good care of you next time. I think chances are you've just been terribly unlucky and there isn't a problem but good to know someone will listen to your concerns and take them seriously if you have them next time. hope you're feeling ok and taking as much time as you need xxx

Yeah the midwife said it's surprisingly common for women to have two successive mc's before a successful pregnancy and that some women have two mc in between each pg. That's why they leave it until the third before testing.

I'm still very up and down but it seems the length of time I feel ok is getting longer than the times I feel sad so i guess that's a good sign.

I just keep reliving yesterday and seeing our baby but I'm still glad we got to spend some time with Alex to say goodbye

xx