corp congratulations that's fantastic news! Really glad to hear everything went well for you 
fod how are you feeling?
alb congratulations and keep squiz's DH's mantra in mind, there's no such thing as jinxing. It is hard announcing, but hang onto the posifrikintivity 
fedup I'm vegetarian so I'm not sure, but I seem to remember hearing that they're fine, I think so long as you've bought it from somewhere reputable and not a back alley street market it should be ok.
Squiz hope you're starting to feel a bit better soon.
Bakingtins really great news about your scan!
Not about your conversation with the doctor though, ten minutes to spare, eek!!! 
Baxter congratulations and welcome
but sorry you find yourself here if that makes sense, and sorry to hear about your friends too. I had the same for this pregnancy, positive on ICs before wee had reached control panel, whereas in previous pregnancies the lines stayed very faint, and I'm now 28+2. I still knicker check, I don't think the worry ever goes away really, but I found that setting myself mini goals and having a countdown app for them on my phone really helped, eg. X days until midwife appointment then when I reached that I set a new goal. It really helps break the time up, and I know others on here set mini goals too.
Jen here's to only a few more days until you're further than before, that will be brilliant I should think! Really happy you're having a good day x.
JBrd hope you're ok and the scan went well xx.
After reading alband squiz's posts about announcing, I have just realised today that we still haven't told anyone except our parents, DH's niece (who lives with MIL) and both of our works HR departments/immediate line managers. It's been quite freeing just being able to get on with it without nosy, interefering, condescending, smug interested relatives continually asking questions
.
I used to get continually told by female relatives that I am the only one to have EVER miscarried, let alone repeatedly, in either mine or DH's family, and reminded that "our lot are a fertile lot it's always been said, so not sure where you get that tendency from" always said in a knowing, smug, proud voice
. I (and DH) completely lost it in the end and got the rage.
Still, we've now decided that we're not telling anyone else until he's born, and we're not allowing visitors at the hospital or for at least three weeks afterwards, and even then only our parents. I just cannot put up with the smug nonsense anymore, and it feels so liberating 