Oh Lol, that does sound bloody grim! You are gorgeous though, so I'm sure someone lovely will find you.
Deige your claim to fame is hilarious. Is there such a thing as "clog dancing"? Why oh why is it not on You tube????
Thanks everyone for the lovely reassuring thoughts. I know it is just one day at a time, but I didn't anticipate it being quite this difficult. I am busying myself with a whole lot of sewing. The yellow trousers (for Charlie - I'd look silly in them)as Tank mentioned, and I'm being very optimistic and planning my maternity sewing. Haven't actually cut anything out, but reckon I will soon, because most of the designs are wearable as flowy tops with or without baby belly (besides I permanently look 5 months pregnant). I now wish I'd done some abdominal work after each baby, but alas....
Doesn't matter anyway, Hippy, you are so right to remind me of how lucky I am. It is so sad to hear of your friend, alone at 50, with her work to keep her going. I have a friend who is also 44, and after several bad relationships has come to a point in her life where she'd like children. She's talked about it for years. I wish she had just gone and done it with donor sperm years ago, because she won't do it now.She thinks she is too old. I'm sad she won't get to experience the joy of having children, but I know she is a wonderful aunt who spends loads of time with her sibling's children.
Tank, you know I think your advice on going one more time (for Hippy) is sound advice. I think I've worked out that I conceive when we have SWI on the day of O. All the advice says it is too late by then, but I think that's how it works for me, judging on the charting I did for the last 3 pregnancies.
Deige and Lou, I can't believe you are almost half way through. It seems to have gone so fast, but I know it hasn't for you, has it? What date is your scan? Mine is 15th June at 3.30 pm. That's going to be a long day!