Hi there Mako,
My doctor said be b'ding on dec 14,16,18,20. He said that should work.lol. He is a character though because he said dont bother shagging on any other days its just a waste of time. I was thinking i wonder what my dp would think of being told that. Sorry hun your needs really arent relevant i need to get some quality sleep and i cant have my time wasted. Tic toc.Baby cooking!What a crack up.My birthday is the 14 th. I'll be 36(booohooo).So looking foward to tracking this month with you as we go through the ups and downs together. its so lovely to have someone at exactly the same place and same time. A few weeks ago I had a lap buddy(she knows who she is). We were both having repeat laparoscopies and were both incredibly nervous. but we got through. P.S In regards to the pcos i knew all of the above and did you girls know that girls with pcos are more likely to have macrosomic babies. Over4000grams(i think). My gestational diabetes pregnancy resulted in a 4275gr bay at 36 weeks. I do not have pcos like i thought but when you read all these things on the net its easy to self diagnose (as i have
done incorrectly). Anyway i also took my first clomid today. i think i dont have side effects(god that sounds funny). Maybe i'm a little dizzy.Otherwise all ok. Hope you are well and have had a nice day.
Pollyanna, are the macrocosmic babies a result of the gestational diabetes, or something else?
The outlook with PCOS is quite bleak in some ways... can't ovulate so can't conceive, if you do manage to fluke that, then you're likely to lose it... beat that one and then you're dealing with GD and giving birth to a monster baby! I've also heard that there's an increased risk of preterm labour and difficulies breast feeding, but I'm not sure how true those last two are. I wonder what the stats on all these things actually are... is it all doom and gloom, or is it like the risk of multiple births with clomid, which I've been quoted as only 8%?
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