thread: High Temps? Broken Thermometer?

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  1. #1
    Registered User

    Apr 2006
    Hobart, Tasmania
    365

    Whilst it isn't necessary, but is VERY useful, see if you can get a digital BASAL thermometer. They make charting a tad easier because of the second decimal place reading.

    I love my thermometer (well, I don't really but I'm sure you get the drift). I don't even turn the light on when I temp any more. Alarm goes off, I grab my thermometer from the bedside table. Hit the on button and listen for the beep, then pop it in and doze until it beeps again then get it out and plonk it on the bedside table again and if the house is quiet...doze again. When I get up, I switch it on, check the reading, do the necessary cleaning (I temp vaginally) and then put it back on the bedside table and trundle off to enter my numbers at FF. Almost too easy!!

  2. #2
    Registered User

    Jun 2006
    Melbourne
    705

    that sounds so good. I'm going to sneak up to the chemist at lunch. Just have to sneak it back into the office when i come back. Good thing its winter, no one will notice under the bulky clothes!