Sending solidarity and baby dust to you all.
I don't have any real advice beyond 'try to keep busy' but I've been there myself and was much better off mentally once I managed to stop the early testing.
It took 4 years to conceive DD2 and I went through every stage and emotion during that time from being completely obsessed and repeatedly testing, symptom spotting etc to finally getting my BFP when I was 5.5 weeks (hadn't tested prior to this).
Ultimately, early testing doesn't change anything. It doesn't suddenly make you pregnant. If you are pregnant and it is viable then you'll still be pregnant next week or the week after etc. If it's not viable and it's a chemical which hasn't 'stuck' then I'd rather not know. Also, the first trimester is so long and stressful anyway, why would I want to prolong it by finding out at less than 4 weeks?
The conception boards on here are full of 'line eyes?', 'is this a false positive/ evap?', 'is it or isn't it' etc etc. It's so detrimental to your mental health. I didn't want that. I wanted an unmistakable 'dye stealer' and I wanted to test once and never again.
I have long and irregular cycles and had got to the point where I wouldn't test until I had missed a period according to my 'longest cycle'....this was cd56 with my current pregnancy (I'm now 35 weeks). I was in the middle of an all inclusive holiday and only sent my husband out to get a test because I suddenly couldn't face any alcohol which was weird and then threw up at breakfast one morning.
I had reached the point after years of disappointment of not even thinking about it each month and certainly not testing and it worked out so much better for me.