Poor Laurie The world seems full of everyone getting updiffed at the drop of a hat except US, doesn't it? As regards friends 'n' family, they can't be expected to not updiff just cos of us lot (well, they could, the selfish bastards, but anyway), but they could tone down the 'I only have to think about cock and triplets are falling out of my fanny' chat, could they not. I always used to wish my cousins were younger so we could do stuff together (my Uncle is 13 yrs older than my mum and my cousins were all in their teens when I was born), but I'm glad now they're a lot older and that they've all had their families and I don't have to deal with non-stop family 'announcements' (despite my cousin's daughter just having had a DD). But if you can take anything good from that chat, remember the woman who had to have IVF then updiffed naturally and quickly; for any of us who might need to go that route, that's BESHspiration, not a kick in the teeth. My cousin had to have IVF after trying for 5 years (a DD) and then went on to have 2 more DDs naturally in quick succession (stopped stressing about it, innit).
My friend has 2 sons and is always going on about how she got pg the first month of TTC at 31 and how with the second, she had a missed MC whilst still on the pill and then got pg 3 weeks after that, despite still being on the pill. Now she's nattering on about being scared about getting knocked up a 3rd time as she and her DH are clearly 'superfertile'. I feel like throttling her with her own fallopian tubes. Mind you, I held her baby for her whilst she went to the loo in a cafe and an old lady complimented me on 'my' beautiful baby and how I looked like a 'natural mother' and I didn't correct her - was this wrong?
Thank you ski for your good advice and reassurance, as always. Y'day was D15, so entirely reasonable that it was in fact Ov and that stuff was uber-FFJ. It was stretchy and fluid unlike nasal nastiness, so who knows? Perhaps we timed things just right and the POK tests are bollocks. I did come ridiculously easily and strongly, which is a usual sign of OV. Mmm, that was some gooood lovins... sorry, where was I? The sample I used was after I'd drunk a lot of water, so that could've bolloxed it.
You're so reassuring, thoughtful and lovely. V maternal, in fact. You really ARE going to be a wonderful Mum. As are all of us