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Temping buddies 12- What's all the Broo-har with Hoo-Har temping? BFP's please!

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Squack · 08/05/2008 13:05

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Yarnie · 16/07/2008 08:53

I don't really have any AF symptoms which is unusual even if AF was due on Friday. I thought I had some spotting 3 days ago, but looking at my FF notes, I can see I wasn't sure whether it was brown or yellow. There's been no sign of spotting since. I have quite a lot of cm which is slightly stringy and slightly yellow. I have also had sore (.)(.) and constipation which is very unusual for me, although I am not troubled by either today. I am very tempted to test with SMU. What do you reckon?

minxi · 16/07/2008 09:04

Oh Yarnie you have to test...I had constipation and sore back - TEST!!!

londonlottie · 16/07/2008 09:07

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lastboxoftampons · 16/07/2008 09:48

LondonLottie: ° CD6 LP12 (7th cycle; round 2 ttc#1)
lastboxoftampons: 36.17° CD9 LP9-10 (4th cycle after mc, ttc#1)
BrightSideOfLife: ° CD23 LP10-13 (3rd cycle after mc, ttc #1)
NappyValley: ° CD24 LP8-12 (26th cycle ttc#2)
Yarnie: 36.87° CD28 13 - 15dpo? LP14 (2nd cycle; ttc#1)
Missmodular: (cycle 4; ttc#2) BFP
Minxi: BFP

Yarnie as much as I'd hate for you to leave us for that big BFP in the sky - you HAVE to test! You're 13dpo even if you go with FF late Ov and that's a reliable test date!!!!

BrightSideOfLife · 16/07/2008 10:50

LondonLottie: ° CD6 LP12 (7th cycle; round 2 ttc#1)
lastboxoftampons: 36.17° CD9 LP9-10 (4th cycle after mc, ttc#1)
BrightSideOfLife: 36.64° CD23 LP10-13 (3rd cycle after mc, ttc #1)
NappyValley: ° CD24 LP8-12 (26th cycle ttc#2)
Yarnie: 36.87° CD28 13 - 15dpo? LP14 (2nd cycle; ttc#1)
Missmodular: (cycle 4; ttc#2) BFP
Minxi: BFP

Morning all...

no comment needed apart from...

TEST YARNIE TEST!

(and good luck )

Yarnie · 16/07/2008 10:54

You guys crack me up!

I will test. I am just hanging on to my wee for as long as I can. You could be in for a wait as I am famed for my bladder control

Hope I don't disappoint you...

londonlottie · 16/07/2008 10:55

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Yarnie · 16/07/2008 10:58

Lottie I don't think I can hold it all day as I was up at 6am this morning! I do have a test, a CB. I've never used an HPT before, so even if it's BFN, it's still a rite of passage

BrightSideOfLife · 16/07/2008 11:01

...now imagine the sound of waves lapping gently against a beach...or of a waterfall cascading down a mountain side into a crystal blue pool...

Is it working?

Yarnie · 16/07/2008 11:12

"La, la, la!"

lastboxoftampons · 16/07/2008 11:24

Or a sssssssssssssnake hisssssssssssssssing!

Yarnie · 16/07/2008 12:04

It's a BFP!

There's a pic on my profile. It is a BFP, isn't it?!! It came up straight away.

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BrightSideOfLife · 16/07/2008 12:06

YAYAYAYAY...

I am thrilled for you, CONGRATULATIONS!!!

Have you told your DH yet?

Oh...I am so excited for you, YIPPEE!!

Yarnie · 16/07/2008 12:09

Thank you for being here to share it with me girls

I want to tell DF to his face, but I'm off to a sewing lesson before he comes home from work, so I can't tell him until this evening . Oh well, it's worth waiting for

Trying to keep my excitement in check, as it is very early days.

lastboxoftampons · 16/07/2008 12:12

YAY, Yarnie!!!!! Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!

And that's the Biggest, Fattest, BFP I've seen in a long time! No squinting for that one!!!!

minxi · 16/07/2008 12:21

Congratulations Yarnie thats fantastic news too...
I too am excited - told a friend today as I was supposed to be helping her with something next year - she was so over the moon for me and said I couldn't be pregnant as looked too damn healthy, chilled and happy...
Come on the rest of you.... we can have our own little ante-natal thread... - haven't joined any yet as too busy oh and waiting for the rest of you

Yarnie · 16/07/2008 12:31

Minxi How lovely that you've been able to tell someone!

I am looking forward to telling people, but being very risk averse, I am unlikely to until I'm at least 12 weeks.

lastboxoftampons · 16/07/2008 12:54

minxi! I hope you don't have to wait too long for the rest of us. Maybe you two should start a thread and the rest of us will find you when it's time I'm not sure if we'll even be in the game this month - I'm out of town from CD16 and this month I ovulated on CD20!

Yarnie it's a truly personal decision, but after we miscarried we did find that we wished we had told some people. We were waiting for the magic 12 week mark in case something went wrong. I started spotting at 11 weeks just before Easter. Luckily we weren't meant to be with family as DH's mother was away, but we found it really hard to pretend that everything was okay when it clearly wasn't. We ended up telling a few friends after the fact, but really wished we had told them when we had happy news to share instead of sad. Next time around, we won't go announcing it to the world, but we will tell our parents and siblings early on - probably around 8 weeks or so.

Yarnie · 16/07/2008 12:59

I have no doubt the rest of you will get your BFPs very soon. I feel very positive about it

That is really sound advice LBOT and I will give it serious thought. I am quite a reserved person and I am fairly sure I would need to deal with a miscarriage privately. However, I guess that doesn't mean I shouldn't tell people who are important to me. I certainly won't be telling people for a while, anyway.

lastboxoftampons · 16/07/2008 13:02

RE-reading that and I'm sorry I even said it! You just got a BFP!!!!!!!!! I know you've said you're quite cautious, but this is a happy happy time! I wish you all the best!!!! {{hugs}}

londonlottie · 16/07/2008 13:37

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Yarnie · 16/07/2008 14:44

No, I'm really grateful LBOT. It's exactly the kind of advice I need and why I won't be going anywhere, if you don't mind. You've really given me food for thought. It made me realise that if the worst was to happen, I really would want to be able to call my mum up, and I'd hate to have to pretend everything was fine when it wasn't - with my closest family and friends, anyway. Thank you.

Lottie You don't need a spell. I will be your own personal good luck mascot. I will concentrate my thoughts on BFPs for everyone (everyone here, I mean - otherwise there'd be chaos!).

londonlottie · 16/07/2008 15:09

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lastboxoftampons · 16/07/2008 15:19

I know! Don't leave us!
Lottie, what's a fertility spell???

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