TWW- little crazed

Hello all,

well first post for me, so hope I'm in the right place. I MC (6 1/2 wks) back in July after 'not trying but seeing what will happen' for about 6 months. I joined then and have to say a big thank you to all the posts out there which helped me feel like I wasn't alone although I didn't really feel like talking about it all.

Anyway, 2 cycles on and have decided we may need to get more proactive about this baby deal (I am 31 and LH is 33) and now have sneaking worries- is there something wrong with me etc- I know all the stats about MC but still not a positive way to start this part of life.

So, have now been delving into the world of ovulation kits etc. So, the forelife kit seemed to like me and went way dark on D12 of my cycle (in keeping with mucous so feeling happy with body tracking:)), unfortunately LH was away till D13- not the best way to do this, but BD ensued.

So now at D6-7 (??about) PO and going a little stir crazy. I was promising myself I wasn't going to do this, but WAY over analyzing everything. Last time I had implantation bleed, nothing this time yet, but also that ended in MC so good or bad sign? had to get up and pee last night- don't usually, hmm, argg- see- crazy!!

Anyway, thanks for listening, sending out baby thought for others in TWW,

take care,

Indy

I remember the TWW. It's awful. Every little thing that's out of the ordinary makes you wonder if you could be pregnant. Wait til you start temping to see how obsessive about things you can get. Best of luck for a positive outcome this month for you.

Hi Indy, like Satya mentioned, I looooove temping. There's something addictive about it, but I loved knowing what my body was doing and having confirmation that what I felt physically was corresponding to what it seemed like my hormones were doing.

Try not to lose heart in things like not having an implantation bleed. I haven't experienced an implantation bleed with either my angel's pregnancy, or with my current (very little) baby.

A very good friend of mine always says "one day at a time", and as cliche as it may sound, it's good advice to try to lower your stress level :)

Good luck!!!