Hi girls

Las - not long to go now!!the cramps are a good sign, fingers crossed for some good news for you soon.

Belinda - LOL about the orange timtams! i saw them in woolies on the weekend for the first time, bought them for a friend in the UK who loves timtams, but had started them before i even left the carpark! says a lot about my emotional state on the weekend...

Sharon, sorry about AF but that's good timing for o this month. when we were ttc last cycle i was terrified i was going to o the night state of origin was on and we'd miss the boat!

Kerry - hopefully you'll be in the 2WW soon. the mention of fried eggs sent me straight to the pantry for a snack - yum!

Satya - the whales and dolphins sound amazing. where abouts were you?

Princess confused, sorry about your miscarriage and d&c. you'll find this place is fantastic for maintaining your sanity during this time and when ttc.

Salt - yay for the coverline! i wouldn't worry too much about a temp drop and you're still well above the line. my good friend stopped temping after o when she was ttc after m/c a few years ago. i was always very envious of her willpower but i know i would cave and temp anyway! i really, really hope this is your month. you're got every chance too, perfectly timed! hope the next 11 days goes quickly.

Jodi, welcome! i understand about you being clucky, you're in the right place! i'm so clucky at the moment, and am just lucky i've got friends with babies that i can see and cuddle and play with. i thought you had to wait 3 months after rubella to ttc - but someone please correct me if i'm wrong. there's so much conflicting info out there.

Bun - cute ticker! did you end up calling the ob today? hope everything is going well for you.

Lee - good luck at the gp tomorrow. i'm sorry you're apprehensive but that seems to be part and parcel of being pg after a m/c. good luck.

Megsmum - i don't really know what to say, except i hope it happens for you guys soon.

Thanks everyone for being so supportive, at the risk of sounding a bit soppy, it's really touching.

I've got my scan tomorrow and am still extremely nervous, but would rather have the scan than not... because at least i'll know one way or the other. i've had a funny ache today in my back and i'm sure it's nothing sinister but have worried all day anyway.

i told my family on the weekend, i just had to talk to mum about it. we spoke for half an hour on the phone, hung up, then i called back and told her i forgot to tell her i was pg... she was shocked and happy, but i asked her not to get too excited yet, just in case. she was really good. she's had a m/c too and also fell pg right away afterward, so she did a good job of calming me down a bit. my dad and my sister reckon they already knew (sis says she dreamt it and dad said 'male intuition' - ha!!).

anyway, i'll check back in tomorrow after my scan, hopefully with some good news. i don't even know if they'll be able to see a heartbeat at 6 weeks actually. i'm preparing myself for the worst, but also trying to keep positive.