Hiya all, haven't read through all the posts but have had a brief look through. Mower so glad that all is well with you, now just start looking forward to that morning sickness. Will you have to have another scan soon?
Stacy congrats. First BFP of March - let's hope there are many more to follow.
Pussycat sorry I missed you last night, DH got home at about 9:30 in the end and had to cook for him, I know what you mean about men seeming to not want it as much as we do, I think though that men don't have the same kind of physical need to have a baby as we do, maybe it's a hormonal thing, but when we want a baby, we want all that that involves, the being pregnant, the feeling the baby move, the giving birth (well with the aid of whatever pain medication you prefer :O), but for the men even when the woman is pregnant it's hard. I remember my DH said he felt so helpless when I was tired, when I was feeling sick, when I couldn't eat anything but ginger biscuits and chinese takeaway (yes, there is some merrit in that as chinese food contains a lot of ginger), and I think that when I gave birth was the hardest for him because he just felt so helpless. I was going through agony, DS' heartbeat kept dropping, and all he could do was be there. So I think that often men just don't get it in the way that we do, and I think that they generally don't mean to come across as insensitive.
Well am on day 22 now - still slightly tingly boobs but nothing to write home about, only time will tell I guess.