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When's the best time to get pregnant? Use our interactive ovulation calculator to work out when you're most fertile and most likely to conceive.

The June Bus

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fatheadsgirl · 24/08/2010 13:31

FHG sits at back of bus and enjoys the rose she's been avoiding 'just incase'

Fatheadsgirl TTC#2 UCL35 Cycle 2 (post 3MC's) CD1

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queenrollo · 20/09/2010 22:16

my cousin is in labour Smile

i'm tired and feeling grumpy. does anyone else have little paddy's? i wait til i'm alone and then stamp my feet and shout about how it's not fair.....that's it my turn to be PG.

i'm off to bed.....

mrsden · 21/09/2010 08:41

Morning,

Is anyone close to testing yet? I can't wait for the BFP's from this bus to start rolling in.

Queenrollo I had a little stomp about last night because I was thinking how unfair TTC is. My friend told me yesterday that she is 10 weeks pregnant. Of course I was very happy for her but I also wanted to cry because I was jealous. And then I felt bad for feeling jealous. It's a very strange set of emotions.

I think I'm 5 dpo. How long after ovulation does implantation occur? I have no symptoms or signs but it would be too early now wouldn't it so there is still hope.

Good luck to everyone who is testing, 2WWing or SWIing today!

Greeneyesbigbottom · 21/09/2010 09:29

Hiya, Can I hop on and join you all please?

First timer here, so hope I do this right.

Greeneyesbigbottom TTC#1 Cycle 13 UCL28 CD21

Is it worth putting our ages on that too???? Hmm

I'm sure we didnt get a baby again this month, I dont have any symptoms at all, so not getting my hopes up again like I usually do.

Good luck to everyone waiting to test this month. Lets have lots of good news to spur us all on!

KnitterNotTwitter · 21/09/2010 15:18

Hey eveyrone - sorry i've not posted for AGES but everytime I came and caught up with all the messages there was even more of them and then i wouldn't have time to post!! Nothing exciting to note here - I'll be testing at the weekend... AF is due next tues.... Don't 'feel' pregnant though...

Today's stats:

Nicolaplus 1 TTC #2 CYCLE 4 UCL 28 CD33
Queenrollo TTC#2 UCL 35(ish)Cycle7 CD32
Baby2b TTC#1 Cycle 1 (post resolved ectopic) CD31
Fatheadsgirl TTC#2 UCL35 Cycle 2 (post 3MC's) CD29
KnitterNotTwitter TTC#2 cycle1 (post MC and ectopic) CD25
itsbeenawhile TTC#2 UCL28 Cycle 4 CD24
BrassicaBabe ttc#1 cycle 7 UCL 27 CD24
Fledtoscotland TTC#3 UCL 26-28 cycle3 CD24
NervousNelly TTC #1 UCL 28 Cycle 1 CD24
PixieOnaLeaf TTC#6 cycle 3 UCL 28 CD24
jigglebum TTC#2 UCL35 (but last one was 40) Cycle8 CD23
StarflowerGirl ttc#1 Cycle 3 (post MC) UCL 26-32 CD23
Rosieposey TTC#5 cycle 9 UCL 30 (ish) CD23
Totallyfloaty35 TTC*4 cycle 7 UCL26-28 CD23
Serendipity27 TTC #1 UCL 28 Cycle 2 CD23
Ravenlocks ttc#1 cycle 5 UCL28 CD22
Greeneyesbigbottom TTC#1 Cycle 13 UCL28 CD22
CosmicClara ttc#1 UCL 27 cycle 22 CD21
Whywait TTC#1 UCL ? CYCLE 1 CD20
charlottesclan ttc #4 cycle 4 UCL 28-29 CD20
drdolly TTC#2 UCL25-30 Cycle 2 CD19
mrsden ttc #1 cycle 2 UCL 32ish CD19
Rosieroseanna TTC#1 UCL 26 cycle 3 CD19
kat2504 ttc#1 Cycle 1 UCL 26 CD18
Teds77 ttc#1 cycle 2 UCL 26-28 CD17
loueybtg TTC#3 UCL 23-24 cycle 7 (post MMC) CD16
8rubberduckies ttc#2 cycle6 UCL 28-44 CD16
FluffySparkles TTC#1 UCL35 Cycle 1 CD16
sillybillymummy ttc#3 cycle 5 UCL 28 CD16
Wombat33 TTC#1 Cycle 1 (post MC) UCL32 CD16
MrsP81 TTC#1 Cycle 5 UCL 30-35 CD15
BenignNeglect TTC#1 UCL 26 Cycle 4 CD14
mrswantstobeamum TTC#1 UCL 27 Cycle 1 CD13
HarderToKidnap TTC#1 UCL 28ish Cycle 2 CD11
BroughtHimRoundToTheIdea TTC#3 UCL28 cycle3 CD10
MoogHasNoBrain TTC#2 UCL 26-30 Cycle 7 CD10
OverThePond TTC #1 UCL 28-36 Cycle 6 CD9
Milanomum TTC#2 UCL 27-28 Cycle 6 CD9
Goldmaple TTC#1 Cycle2 UCL30 CD8
Girlsworld TTC#2 Cycle 1 UCL28 CD6

Lurking
PlumBumMum TTC #4 UCL ?? Cycle 1 CD ?

BFP's
suedehead 6th Sept
Lizzyy 9th Sept
GoodVibrations 14th Sept

jigglebum · 21/09/2010 17:25

HI everyone. Surely we are due some BFPs on here soon - I hope so.

Just found out another friend is pregnant - I feel like everyone I know is either pregnant or recently had one. I am pleased for them but obviously jealous too.

However I am definitely ovulating today (first time I have ever had a really clear second line on a OPK) so will keep on SWIing and keep my fingers crossed for this month. Going to be another long month though - looking like another 40 day cycle. Feel I might be on this bus for a long time!

I don't mind discussing ages Green eyes. I am nearly 34. Birthday soon - so being pregnant would be a lovely pressie!!

fatheadsgirl · 21/09/2010 18:45

Hi Greeneyes Welcome aboard, I'm 25. Actually I turned 25 on Friday just gone.

I have flu and feel completely shite Sad
Also have had a few cramps yesterday (implantation???????????) and have had very tender nipples for the past few days.... probably not helped by the fact that I poke them ALOT! Am also extremely irritable, poor DP

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8rubberduckies · 21/09/2010 21:09

Hi greeneyes and welcome aboard, I am just 34 (feeling 50) Wink

Just dropping in to let you all know I had a really positive appointment at my GP surgery tonight. I went to see a GP who I don't usually see, but who specialises in fertility issues, and she listened to all I had to say and has got the ball rolling, without comments about my weight (I'm BMI30 and struggle to shift it due to PCOS). I'm booking in to have my bloods taken throughout my cycle (first appt Monday for day 21 bloods), she's prescribed me some slow-release Metformin to see if that can help me increase my dose, and she said that once they've interpreted a cycle's worth of blood results they will book me in to see a consultant and to scan my ovaries to see if there are any cysts at the moment. Feel really good for taking some positive action! Hurray!

OverThePond · 21/09/2010 21:30

Welcome greeneyes. I'm 31 as you asked.

Here's what's left of my rant after a 5 mile run hoping to burn some steam--I'm now exhausted and sweaty, but not less cranky. I'm really sick of going to baby showers and having to buy bottles and blankets and books for other people's darling bundles of baby. I'm most especially sick of hearing what a knack I have for picking out "just the right book" because "of course, you were a nanny" (f*&%@ing 10 years ago). I realize that I'm the one who has been diligently taking my birth control for 7 blissful years of marriage, but that's because I know precisely what I'm trying so hard to get myself into... Envy

Rant closed. Thanks for listening.

Sometimes I just want to buy a really twattish useless baby gift like a wipe warmer, or something really embarrassing like an inflatable donut to ease the pain of hemmorrhoids whilst trapped in a chair breast feeding...

To all of you, of course, I wish nothing but BFPs and well-selected books that won't drive you absolutely bonkers on the 127th read through. Grin

Girlsworld · 21/09/2010 21:34

That's great news, 8rubberduckies. It's fantastic when you get a dr who moves things forward rather than just talking about "seeing how it goes" (although of course this is essential sometimes, there's a time for talk and a time for action Smile).

Day... what is it now? 6 for me. A long way to go. BTW what does SW stand for? Will you make me guess? G'ahn! Give me a "sounds like"...

I come from an age of old-school Mumsnet talk, including BD (baby dancing); (((((hugs))))) without the apology that often accompanies them these days, and AF instead of period. I never did like BD and AF but I didn't see much wrong with the ((hugs)), yes it's twee but heart in the right place type thing.

Girlsworld · 21/09/2010 21:50

Overthepond, here's an idea. I got given aa gift of an outfit in a 18-24 months size for my newborn baby. "I thought, you're bound to already have loads of 1-3 and 3-6 month clothes!!" You're sat there with a 7lb newborn baby thinking "Not my teeny tiny bitty bundle of joy. Nah. It'll never be possible that they'll be big enough to fit those". It's an uneasy feeling whilst at the same time being grateful for the gift, it reminds you that one day you will have one of those lumbering snotty nosed toddlers rather than the dainty bundle in your arms Smile

Then of course you have to store the (to your just-given-birth eyes) ginormous great big dungarees until the appropriate time, so they hang around in the nursery getting in the way for a looong time before eventually coming in handy.... Wink

(just trying to cheer you up!)

StarflowerGirl · 21/09/2010 21:59

Glad to hear you had a great GPs appointment 8rubberduckies! It helps so much when you have a sympathetic GP who actually listens to what you say and goes the extra mile to help you.

fatheadsgirl sorry to hear you have the flu. Happy belated birthday for last Friday though!

Welcome greeneyes! As for age, I'm 35.

Just when I thought I'd shaking off this flu bug it's come back with a vengence and is settling into my chest. Not good since I've had two bouts of pleurisy in the past two years so I'm susceptible to chronic chest infections. Sad I'm worried about taking any cold/flu meds as I don't want to harm any potential baby I might be carrying.

OverThePond · 21/09/2010 23:27

Oh girlsworld I like that Grin. No idea what SW is, but SWI is Sex With Intent.

8rubberduckies So glad your gp is on the ball. I switched mine out a few years ago as I gave her a good hard look and figured she couldn't handle my DH in a delivery room. Glad I did as it makes all the difference trusting the person with the drugs (or soothing music if that's your thing - personally I've not formed an opinion on that one yet cart before horse and all).

BenignNeglect · 22/09/2010 09:11

Hi greeneyes. I'm 27. I think .

I'm also now on the 2WW and feeling pleased with myself for finally, finally getting the timing of the poking-with-intent right. I am in fact so smug about getting the maths right that DH thinks it is hilarious. :)

I shall now twiddle my thumbs until 3 October-ish...

Totallyfloaty35 · 22/09/2010 10:56

Hi all, gd news on the GP 8rubberduckiesSmile
Well im still spotting but i did a PG test last night and this morning.Im not actually due on til Saturday at least but i got BFPs on both, very faint but def there.
Im very nervous as never had implantation bleed before but did bleed at 7ish weeks and 12wks in last pg.Have also bled when i had ectopic, so im keeping em crossed that its a sticky and actually in the right place.
Please dont put me on graduates though til after the wkend(it may end up as a chemical)
Blimey i sound negative Grin

KnitterNotTwitter · 22/09/2010 11:41

girlsworld I always SWI was Shagging With Intent

and FWIW I'm 34

I did a naughty early pregnancy test this morning (7 days before AF due) and obviously no line.... doesn't mean anything though - except that I've got no will power (and 50 ebay pregnancy tests to use up!!)

Greeneyesbigbottom · 22/09/2010 12:33

Hi everyone, thanks for your lovely welcome! I think I'm the oldest! [cries]

I'm symptom spotting like a loon at the moment - I have slightly sore boobs today so starting to obsess. Period is due on or around 28th, although have had a 26 day and 31 day cycle randomly before.

I dont do testing anymore as I can't bear the disappointment, so will just wait and see what happens.

SWI every night for 10 days so we must have done well with the timing - hopeful Grin

Serendipity27 · 22/09/2010 12:42

Hey ravenlocks thank you for the sympathy and advice! Unfortunately I don't have the rest of the 2ww to wait as AF has come about 5 days early. I was hoping it was implantation bleeding but I think I am being a bit too hopefull there as it is heavier than spotting but not quite as heavy as my usual AF. Based on it being heavier than spotting I think it is most likely to be AF don't you?

Although I haven't got the cramping I usually have I've just got a dull ache.... Oh I don't know!!!! I just want to do big fat crying and hide in my bed today! Instead I have the busiest work day ever and every sodding PG person in the building keeps walking past my desk!!! Urgh!!!!!!! bangs head on keyboard and sobs

Oh and welcome Greeneyes I'm 27! I'm sure you will find the ladies on this bus as fabulous as I do. And I am very impressed with the SWi every night for 10 days.... I satrt to flag after the 3 rd consecutive night of SWI!!! lol!

milanomum · 22/09/2010 13:09

TOTALLY :o that's brilliant - sending you lots of stickiness!!

hello greeneyes I'm 34.

good news for you too rubberduckies glad the NHS is listening for a change!

I'm in shag-week. I ov'd on day 10/11 last month- wasn't ready for that! It won't catch me unprepared this time Wink

Totallyfloaty35 · 22/09/2010 14:06

Greeneyes how old are you? im 40 Shockand you obviously have much more energy than DH and I as we managed it twice this month( which for us is pretty good)as he was actually in the same country as me for a changeGrin
Thanks Milanomum,im torn between wanting to rush around screeching with excitment and complete panic

ravenlocks · 22/09/2010 15:29

Since we are sharing, I'm 31.

Well done totally, hope to hear over the weekend that your line is stonger and you feel ready to graduate!

serendipity sorry AF got you, but not suprised you are unsure about it as v early when looking at your UCL. Not sure what implantation bleeding is like - never actually had it. Fingers crossed for ya.

Looking forward to hearing news at the weekend - FHG, queen, knitter looking at you!

goldmaple · 22/09/2010 15:33

Congrats totallyfloaty fingers crossed for you!

greeneyes Hi! I'm 26, but birthday is in a few weeks so getting pregnant would be a nice surprise!!

Only a few days until SWI! We're going to try for 5 out of 7 days this time (probably TMI)... but very impressed with everyone who SWI more than once a day!!

jigglebum · 22/09/2010 17:31

Wow - great news totally - fingers crossed for you. Serendipity - sorry to hear about AF, but you never know, could be implantation bleeding, though I actually have no idea about what that is like at all I am afraid.

I too am very impressed with the amount of SWI going on - if it were just down to effort and timing we should all be successful this month.

WE are still just in the SWIing phase before the 2ww. I should find out the weekend before my birthday - so either great or crap timing, depending on the result! Poor DH is finding shagging on demand rather stressful and will be glad of rest I think (perhaps TMI!) Funny isn't it - I would never share info like that with even my closest friends in RL.

Quick strawpoll - another wedding this weekend - to drink, or not to drink during the 2ww? My inclination is to drink but just a little so not too obvious and so I can enjoy myself. What do people think?

ravenlocks · 22/09/2010 18:49

Envy at those whose ages start with a 2....

ravenlocks · 22/09/2010 18:58

On the drinking thing jigglebum, if it was me I would say drink a little - 1-3 drinks or so and enjoy. I read on the oh so reliable t'internet that am embryo doesn't actually hook into your bloodstream until about 21 DPO.

Clearly don't want to give you bad advice and am in no way a medical pro. That's just what I would do.

fatheadsgirl · 22/09/2010 22:46

jigglebum I'd have one or two just so it's not obvious and yu can avoid the knowing gazes and nosey questions.
totally Keeping everything crossed for you, sending you sticky thoughts.
milano Enjoy shag-week Grin
starflower Thanks for the birthday wishes, I had a really nice day. DP took me to see We Will Rock You and it was fantastic. I'm avoiding any cold/flu meds too just incase, although....
knitter I too did an EPT this morning and got nothing too. Drat! Still you never know...>>tweaks nipple....yup, still tender

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