I dunno. BFPs, we wait for ages on this bus and then they all seem to come at once!
ghost ouch! Rest up and try not to go too stir crazy over the next week.
lovenamechange I don't think there's a hard and fast rule (oo-err!) when it comes to frequency, but obviously the more you can fit it in, the better. I think the MNsite says the seven days pre OV are the most important, whereas the NHS site says make sure you are SWI 2-3 times every week. I guess that's not much help is it?
Poppyjen and louboutinslover I think I may be in the same boat as you, however I'm being a bit wary. This is going to be a longwinded backtrack, but bear with me:
Remember on Wednesday I had a faint line, but then had a bleed in the afternoon? I thought it was AF, but she hasn't turned up but I've had a bit of bleeding every afternoon since. I chatted to a friend on Thursday who told me a) to keep testing as she had an ectopic and I needn't to be aware and b) she has a friend who has bled on and off for the first 11 weeks, but everything is fine. Either way, she was trying to say until Af shows don't write it off yourself off...
So I took one of the expensive FRs out of the box on Friday morning when DH was back home and there was another faint line. DH agreed with me and confirmed that my baby-crazed brain wasn't making it up. I spoke to my doctor that afternoon about my concern that it might be ectopic, He's normally awful, but he was very nice and pointed out that it's more likely to be implantation bleed (it was 11-12 dpo).
Feel very 
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Looking back, my cycle has been very disrupted since the start of the year and I think that instead of my cycle going into a 22-day mode, I actually had a couple of very early miscarriages. I asked the doctor about this and he said it's not unusual.
So while there's a faint line, it doesn't feel like a BFP. More like a P. So I'm not going to put myself on the November due date thread just yet. I'm going to keep testing every day until I get a 100%, no disputing it, ringing affirmative BFP. And possibly not until I've been to the doctor's for my first pregnancy check. 
But fingers crossed, our beans stick!