Trying for a Baby Part 7

RebekahR

Birdie85 wrote: »

Not a very nice sounding 2ww for you LemonMelon, hope you get good news at the end of it. Happy news about being back in your jeans though.

How faint is a 'faint' line, on the IC I took last night the test line was whiter than the background!

Ah now you sound like your doing a me! Are you looking at the white strip sort of thing that holds the 2 bits together? A bit plasticy and different to the rest of it? If so thats not it! It's meant to be next to where the other pink line goes at the top.

I fell for that one already

lemonmelon_2

I only had symptoms of it being so big, not of ovarian cancer. I think its lucky that it got so big that I noticed it so that they could take it out and I could get the treatment I need or at least stop it getting worse. Does that make sense?

Sorry for being off topic

lemonmelon_2

will join you for the cup of tea though threemutleys, welcome!

RebekahR

Don't be silly! Us talking about coffee and biscuits is more off topic than your ovaries lol.

Yes you are very lucky. Lets hope thats all of it for you. Your so young too! Geeps. Massive massive hugs.

How are you feeling mentally about it all A bit of a whirlwind I bet.

Feel free to ignore some questions if you don't wish to talk about it.

threemuttleys

sorry..new girls fault...will go and stand in the corner with my Minstrels and my Sports Direct mug of Tea!

Birdie85

RebekahR wrote: »

Ah now you sound like your doing a me! Are you looking at the white strip sort of thing that holds the 2 bits together? A bit plasticy and different to the rest of it? If so thats not it! It's meant to be next to where the other pink line goes at the top.

I fell for that one already

Maybe that's it, never used one of the little strip tests before so was a bit confused! Suppose that serves me right for taking tests just because I felt like it!

You are lucky (well... you know what I mean!) Lemon, it could have been much worse

QQuaver

RebekahR wrote: »

This is well interesting how much development there is in the first 1-14dpo!!

http://www.visembryo.com/baby/1.html

Beginning bit is same for all mammals I think:)

RebekahR wrote: »

Lots of cm today! Just a teesey bit of sticky yesterday and a lot of what I imagine should be "creamy" today. Its a bit like jelly part creamy - part pinky and some see through lol.

Must the increase in primrose oil! Or the Vit B.

Vit B has nothing to do with cm:)
Drink lots of fluid too:wave:

threemuttleys wrote: »

*opens door and sneaks in with chocolate*

Hello ladies (and gents...are gents posting on here?) Can I please join in? Oh and I are ttc a second baby, my son Alex was one 13th Ocotber, and we would like to have another asap (get the sleepless nights and nappy stage over with as quick as possible!)

Hope everyone is well xx

Welcome threemuttleys:wave:
Was Alex born this October? If so, you are on for the next one already?:shocked:

Thanks for the choccies, it is always welcome here, as well as tea (I'm a tea lover:p).

I've added you to the first page, let me know if you'd like to add your age or change anything:)

mishkanorman wrote: »

Just made the school boy error of checking my test well outside the window to see a faint little line. !!!!!! thought it would have all been well out of my system by now :cool:

Mishka it could be a evap, can your do another one maybe tomorrow morning FMU?

lemonmelon wrote: »

I got my test results back today and it wasn't quite what I was hoping for - most of the cyst was borderline but some was invasively malignant. Good news is the malignant bit was confined to the ovary they removed so its already out. Just a bit in limbo now as I won't find out if I need more treatment (radiotherapy or chemotherapy) for another two weeks or if its just really close follow-ups. Oh well.

(((Hugs))). Glad they found it in time:o

lemonmelon wrote: »

I only had symptoms of it being so big, not of ovarian cancer. I think its lucky that it got so big that I noticed it so that they could take it out and I could get the treatment I need or at least stop it getting worse. Does that make sense?

It makes sense (((hugs))).

sexymouse

Welcome threemutleys - hope you get your BFP (big fat positive) soon so your son can have a sibling. I'm easy-going me - I like both tea and coffee - in fact - I've just had a cup of coffee followed by a cup of tea lol.

Hugs for lemonmelon - thank goodness they've got it all! Fingers crossed you won't have to have any chemo etc. What a shock! Hope you have someone taking care of you and you didn't have to get those results alone.

No news here - off to the supermarket in a minute to get me some of those sweet potatoes as I'm finally going to make that recipe today.

Hugs for anyone else who needs or wants them,

sexymouse xx

threemuttleys

QQuaver wrote: »

Beginning bit is same for all mammals I think:)

Vit B has nothing to do with cm:)
Drink lots of fluid too:wave:

Welcome threemuttleys:wave:
Was Alex born this October? If so, you are on for the next one already?:shocked:

Thanks for the choccies, it is always welcome here, as well as tea (I'm a tea lover:p).

I've added you to the first page, let me know if you'd like to add your age or change anything:)

Mishka it could be a evap, can your do another one maybe tomorrow morning FMU?

(((Hugs))). Glad they found it in time:o

It makes sense (((hugs))).

Lord no!

he was born last October (13/10/10) I think I must be mad to be planning to have two under threes (or possibly under twos :eek::eek:)

RebekahR

Birdie85 wrote: »

Maybe that's it, never used one of the little strip tests before so was a bit confused! Suppose that serves me right for taking tests just because I felt like it!

You are lucky (well... you know what I mean!) Lemon, it could have been much worse

I made exactly the same mistake!! Esp when I had a thin pink line down there but on the bottom side of that plastic strip I thought I had a bfp:eek: Until I was taught otherwise:rotfl: