diamond, I've had a thought - are you supposed to ov test in the morning? I've heard the LH surge happens later in the day and that afternoon is the best time to test. But I also think (and I know I say this to everyone) that you should really, really go see a gp. They'll be able to help you out and see why you've had to wait so long. And from other's experiences on here, it seems to help to have that extra support. It does feel like our bodies are against us though, doesn't it?
sleepy!!!! So excited that you've told your parents, really pleased it went well :) How are you feeling?
Mayo it sounds like you're having a really rough time - I'm sorry to hear that your plan of moving has been shut down. Reflexology has been life-changing for me, it really has. I'd gone from thinking I could ever be happy again, to much of the bitterness and depression lifting and feeling like there was a chance things could get better. My reflexologist is a specialist fertility reflexologist as well (complete fluke that I found her!) - she recommended someone who had done this particular course, rather than a day-long one www.serennaturalfertility.co.uk/association-reproductive-reflexologists/
(but also if you've already booked with one, that's absolutely fine too)
diana, I read once that you count cd1 from the first day of proper bleeding, not just spotting, I don't know if that helps? Your health drive sounds awesome! I've been eating so terribly recently... What's the difference between natural fertility and the other stuff? Do you have a link I could look at? (And what's eod?)
birchy I've just started temping, only two days though, so that might explain the waking up naturally at 6.30am this morning and yesterday...!
To my daily report...
cd 45 (although ff says 46...), no AF!
Despite trying not to symptom spot, yesterday afternoon (after getting cramps in the morning while dtd) I got quite dizzy, low blood sugar and had to eat something to make myself feel better. Then I got such bad cramps that I started to shake and took some paracetamol. The cramps soon cleared up, but the shakes only went when the painkillers kicked in. No spotting, no bleeding. Less obvious cm, but have also felt quite wet (but I also had man-muck making its way out, so who knows). I'm starting to convince myself that something fun might be happening, but trying to stick to the path of not feeling positive or negative and just accepting it...!!! I've decided not to pee on a stick again, I can't deal with the crushing disappointment. If I get to three weeks late I'll book an appointment and get them to test. One thing that the crappy GP said to me that has stuck is that sometimes your body thinks it's pregnant, until its not. So maybe this is it.
So annoyed that I can't take part in SMEP, when I was the one who suggested it - always the way isn't it?!!