Morning all. I had a busy weekend sorting through all our wedding presents. We went and picked them up on Saturday, which involved driving through ridiculous traffic, queueing for the car park, and pushing our way through crowds. All which served to make DH impatient and grumpy. Even though I did all the driving while he played on his phone! The rest of the weekend then was spent unpacking individually packed crockery (why, oh why does each plate, bowl etc need wrapping up in paper and bubble wrap??), then washing and packing away all the old stuff. Still, I have lots of lovely new things.
Ov'd on Sat morning (CD16), and managed SWI on Mon/Thur and Sat. So we're in with a chance, though I'm not too optimistic. Focussing on Christmas still, made the Jamie Oliver "Make ahead gravy" last night, very nice. Smelled wonderful while cooking. Going to keep making and freezing things over the next few days/weeks.
Nelly so sorry for AF turning up, and the intensely bad timing of your MIL announcements! You're birthday is still a long way and there's plenty of opportunities for you to get your own BFP by then. I think in your position I would get DH to have a word with MIL - but perhaps ask him to tell her you don't want to talk about it. That way she knows, but shouldn't bring it up with you and try to give stupid advice or pity.
Pout We WILL both get our BFPs, and have lovely, happy families. My family has always been totally broken, but we also sort of work quite well. You just have to be careful what groups of people come together, and I have to do a lot of mediation. Still, excellent training for imminent parenthood for us both.
Wine I know what you mean about worrying what people will think when they know. It's something I've struggled about with other issues. When I see them, I know they know, and I wonder - do they see me and instantly associate me with what they know? I'm maybe not explaining that well, but it's all about being scared people will think of me, and react to me, differently than before they knew. However, I would like my DH to have someone to talk to, he's terrible at talking to me. I have to settle for asking for status updates - "Delete as appropriate are you Ok, stressed, upset, worried? Do you want to talk about it? No, ok." Very occasionally we will talk about things properly, but he's the kind of guy that likes to get on with life as usual until there's something concrete he can do to change things.
Pixie good luck with the clomid. Fingers crossed it works for you straight away.
Kitty drink lots of water, if you can. That much of a weight loss in so short a time will likely be dehydration. Which will also make you feel much worse.