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When's the best time to get pregnant? Use our interactive ovulation calculator to work out when you're most fertile and most likely to conceive.

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NatalieJane · 04/03/2008 11:55

Here we are

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NatalieJane · 07/03/2008 14:00

LMAO Diege, you don't need to jusitfy another DC to us....! Save your excuses for RL

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calsworld · 07/03/2008 14:00

How the hell did you all manage to post before I managed my re-post?

DS is also asleep.

Did I not post this morning? I tested at about 5.00 and it was BFN again. I've now done four tests and have no more in stock. Can someone lead me to cheap online supply, complete with a link, as I'm a bit crap. (pref. one that somebody's used so know are reliable?)

NatalieJane · 07/03/2008 14:01

Kay bought some of those cheap early early tests, can't remember the shop now, but link is on the old thread, somewhere

Will be back when I have saved DS2 from his room, and had a wee

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calsworld · 07/03/2008 14:03

LOL! Well that's just lengthened the thread somewhat!

Numpty's the lot of you!

Symptoms so far....

No AF (bit of a biggie that one!)
Tingling boobs with bumps (montgomery's oojamawhatnots)
Tender boobs - but not constant
Constipation / Diarrhoea?
Cramping after orgasm
Tired (but I've been ill)
Lack of appetite???? Could this be a symptom?

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Diege · 07/03/2008 14:04

No wee-breaks allowed Nat. Wear tenna ladies instead

calsworld · 07/03/2008 14:04

OK, so that was a big of an exaggaration - only four BFN's so far.

Diege · 07/03/2008 14:06

Cals, that cramping one is just too bfp-related not to be a true symptom. Hold on in there!!

NatalieJane · 07/03/2008 14:06

PMSL, the day I wear tenna ladies, will be the day I regret, deeply, having kids....!!

God he has woken up grumpy, will be back, at some point.....

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Diege · 07/03/2008 14:07

Yes, lack of appetite deffo one (for me anyway), just before when af would have been due

NatalieJane · 07/03/2008 14:14

Cal, we know you are pregnant, the doc knows you are pregnant, you know you are pregnant, it is just the test acting like tossers

Well, it would make sense to me....

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calsworld · 07/03/2008 14:16

But the big problem with it all, is I don't FEEL pregnant.

Am fairly sure that AF is going to turn up...at some point...

And don't want to look like a prat when it does.

calsworld · 07/03/2008 14:19

Oh. I've just remembered something I meant to ask you all.

Does it make a difference to the outcome of the test if you wee on the stick instead of dipping it in a container of wee?

I have to confess to not reading the instructions fully on the tesco one I bought and it says, in bold, For In Vitro Use Only

The control section that shows the test worked seemed clear enough.

NatalieJane · 07/03/2008 14:21

I think you do ahve to do whatever the test says, some you have to pee on the stick, some you have to dip ( stop giggling at the back!!!) in the wee.

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NatalieJane · 07/03/2008 14:25

And as for not feeling pregnant, read this (scroll down to the post at 20:39:03 and 21:16:13 and 21:17:14 etc. etc. etc.

Awww, nearly made me cry finding that thread.... what a sad sack I am!

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calsworld · 07/03/2008 14:29

Found the site (I think) that was referred to on the other thread - www.accessdiagnostics.co.uk and have purchased some of their ultra tests, that go from 10whatnots instead of the tesco/cbd that test from 25.

SHould be here either tomorrow or monday...

(Come on shipment dept at accessdiags....put them in the post!)

Off to read link NJ...

Diege · 07/03/2008 14:29

Awww, what a lovely thread. Nearely had me welling up there too
Right, off to do school run back later
Oh and Cals, think 'in vitro use only' just means don't stick it up your fanjo

NatalieJane · 07/03/2008 14:30

Yes that's the site, they arrived the next day for Kay I think

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Diege · 07/03/2008 14:32

yes, in vitro means 'outside the body' (like IVF, in vitro fertilisation).God I'm such a nerd!

NatalieJane · 07/03/2008 14:32

Strange to think he is sat here on my lap now, my little colourless dot

LOL at fanjo comment

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calsworld · 07/03/2008 14:44

I thought 'in vitro' meant 'in glass'...

According to Wikipedia its latin for 'within the glass'..but refers to the technique of performing a given experiment in a controlled environment outside of a living organism; for example in a test tube

So, we're all right - in a way!

Playingthewaitinggame · 07/03/2008 14:47

Awww Natalie, I was nearly in tears reading that thread, twas lovely.

NatalieJane · 07/03/2008 14:47

Right time to get DS1, he is going to go spare when he finds I've written the invitations, but it took me best part of half an hour to write them, it would have taken him about 6 days..... I have left the envelopes for him to do, so I'm not all bad!

See you all later

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calsworld · 07/03/2008 14:51

don't know why I didn't just look it up like that last time... Brains all over the place at the moment.

After DS was sick last night, its been puzzling me, coz he was sick on Fri, Mon and Thurs...which didn't seem to ring true for a tummy bug. He was begging me to give him milk this morning but I didn't want to upset his tummy...but had this niggle that something else was wrong.

I rang my HV, who is Wonderful. She had been doing some research for me because a while ago, James had been coming home and hitting me, so it was a good chance to catch up.

I talked through his recent poorliness and she said it tied in with what she'd found out...he's frustrated and upset by something that happens at nursery during the day, and then comes home and 'tells' me by hitting me. We have a particularly good communication between us which is has been observed by the HV on many occasions which is why she feels it is about him telling me something rather than just being stroppy. He'd always been a very placid baby.

With the recent sickness, she feels that this too, is being caused by stress. I just found out this afternoon that his little friend who he played with all the time left nursery nearly two weeks ago. I think this may be why he's so stressed that he's throwing up. I've also noticed that he's absolutely exhausted alot of the time that he's home and this is contributing. My poor little boy. I need to try and find a way to make him happier and I wonder if going down to toddlers might actually help him? Hmmm.

Sorry for long post rant....just nice to get it off my chest and you lot are so good at letting it all pass by...I'm not trying to hijack or anything...just to get it out of my head.

OK, as you were...

group therapy anyone?

calsworld · 07/03/2008 14:53

NJ - sorry, like I say, brain ALL over the place it is a lovely thread - meant to ask if you had thought about printing it (can't remember if there were any rude bits) but might be nice for DS2 to look through when he's older?

DS2 is on your lap? Mine would be thumping the keyboard and bored within two secs...needs to go and fiddle with things all the time!

When he wakes up, I think I'm going to take him round to the swings to give him some fresh air.

calsworld · 07/03/2008 15:01

oh crap.

I've ordered test cassettes (what are these?) instead of the normal in-stream ones.

what have i done?