Hi everyone
Thought I should elaborate on the PCOS thing I posted yesterday.
Apparently some PCOS can be helped by altering diet and exercise patterns. Studies have shown that PCOS sufferers should exercise first thing in the morning and avoid all grains and added sugar (Actually everyone should do this to stay healthy).
Don't know if this info interests any one else but thought I would put it out there as I personally am willing to try anything.

Pumpgirl - Glad to hear your scan went well, how exciting to hear your little ones heartbeat for the first time. The person that annoys me the most is my BIL GF, and unfortunately we stay with them when we go to Brisbane so there is no escaping her so if I get the same moods as last time on the clomid I will probably start a family war. Will have to do my walk away tactic I think.

N2L - Sorry to hear about your daughters diagnosis but luckily she has a wonderful mum who will help her through it.

Porsche - Sorry to hear that your feeling yucky, hopefully it is a good sign.

Liz - Hope your appointment went well this morning, how did DH go with jabbing you?

Bec - Hope O turns up soon and that you catch that egg. Thanks for updating the chart.

Mel - I know what you mean about taking forever to get to sleep, but as you can see from the info above we should be exercising and eating differently and this should help us get our sleeping patterns back to normal. Good luck with your first cycle of clomid, hope the SE aren't too bad.

Hi to everyone else.

AFM - still feeling crappy so hopefully the pains will disappear before my afternoon classes (an hour with primary school kid's followed by an hour with the teenagers and then my adult class). No SE yet but it took a couple of days for them to kick in last cycle and then they hung around for a few weeks.

Shan