Hello all. Yes, this must indeed be the luckiest thread ever. I thought that as soon as I read the new title to the new thread, and that was even BEFORE Girl added her BFP (huge congrats, Girl). Well hold on to your hats (and in some cases, stomachs), ladies, because I got my own BFP on Sunday!
It has been a bit of a rollercoaster time chez Sunnydale. We were on hols in Spain last week, but I can't say it was relaxing coz we got burgled on the second day. They took money, phone, camera... then there were the many, many hours spent with the Spanish police (Catalan not being our finest language). I'd taken a preg test with me but decided not to test until we got home. I held out until Father's Day, not really expecting a positive result even though AF was late, because as regular readers will know, I ALWAYS think I'm PG every month, and in fact this month I didn't feel PG at all.
Anyway, 7am rolls round, DH and DD were fast asleep and I thought "sod it - let's just get this out of the way". One red line came up, and I took it quite calmly. "Fair enough; just as I thought," I muttered. But lo! What's this? Another faint pink line! Well, I wrapped the test up in pretty paper and awoke my slumbering husband with the immortal words: "Happy Father's Day - I have a little present for you".
Two days later, I started puking really badly - both ends, if truth be told (and this is MN, where the truth must always be told) - pure bright yellow liquid (sorry for the TMI). Don't know if it's food poisoning or a virus, but am pretty sure it's more than morning sickness as it went on for 12 hours, plus one lone puke yesterday. I've called NHS Direct and also my doctor, but there's no reassurance they can give until they get the results of my poo sample in five days time. So although I'm delirious with happiness, I'm also beside myself with worry and would be ever so grateful if anyone has experienced similar or has any words of wisdom to offer. I've googled and it seems that a virus in itself isn't too much of a worry but that listeria is. Oh lordy. The poor bean is but 4 weeks old. It is smaller than a grain of rice. I am so, so worried.
Sorry for the selfish post; I need to lie down again as still weak from not being able to eat anything. Hope all you lovely ladies are well - big hugs - and sending even bigger hugs to Irish and others without their BFP: it will happen, it will happen, it will happen xxxxx