yep, just got back from blood test, but nearly puked over the nurse after she took my bloods
I was so embarrassed! I used to give blood on a frequent basis and never felt as sick as I did in the surgery just now...I'm just hoping it's a sign!
I think I confused the surgery staff because the doctor said that if I hadn't had AF in a weeks time and still BFNs then book in for a blood test, so I did that direct with reception, but when I got to the surgery today the nurse wasn't sure what she was testing for, so I had to explain all over again.
Anyway. The good news is that I should find out results on Tuesday and have booked in with doctor for Thursday to review results. (I'm secretly hoping that I'll have to cancel the appt because it will be a BFP and I'll just need to pick up a pregnancy pack from reception). I live in hope.
knitting I think 9 days past OV is a bit soon to get an accurate test. I'm not sure when the HcG hormones kick in, but I think there's more likelihood of both false +ives and -ives when you test early. So I'd suggest if you can wait until AF is due and then test, you'll then have much less doubt and worry in your mind.
I can certainly sympathise with the strain ttc puts on your relationship - DH and I had a big row the other weekend after all the BFNs he was just ready to accept it, and I felt he wasn't trying hard enough to conceive (cutting down alcohol, stress levels, getting fit etc). You just have to remember why you're trying to make a baby together, I guess :)
I know what you mean about a twice a week couple - so I think having an idea of when you're OV - even if it's just in a week or 2 week window, it means that dtd doesn't become too much of a chore! (I think DH would welcome dtd as a daily thing, but I'm not sure I could)!