AF is still with me - unbelievable. I followed Satya's advise and did a HPT but it came back -ve, which is probably just as well, because I'd be stressing with the amount of bleeding if it came back +ve. I spoke with a chiropractor/acupuncture lady today about whether it's worth trying something different, and she is going to nut out a game plan for me, and call me next week to let me know. I figured I have had enough dr's and specialists in the last 4yrs that I might try something alternative.
Pash - I hope you aren't stressing out too much and that your next scan goes well and both your little bubs have strong heartbeats. *hugs*
Gee I hate it when we change threads, I have no idea what else I wanted to say. Sorry!
Hope you are all well, I am off to Wagga for the weekend, and to catch-up with Kerry. yay!
I had a really scary day. I thought I was starting to m/c cos I was cramping a lot and started bleeding again, heavier this time After about 1/2 teaspoon in about 15 mins, it stopped. But I had worked myself into such a panic & felt so alone at work. I called DH, who told me to go home, but I didn't want to go home & obsess. I called my GP & was told that I could make an appointment to talk to her tomorrow morning, but I had to call tomorrow morning to make the appointment (Medicare kicks ass over NHS). Then I decided to tell a couple of ladies at work, who were so lovely. They volunteered to take me to the hospital if I needed it & to keep it to themselves. Which is fantastic, cos I don't know the hospitals here, don't have a car and gossip spreads around my office faster than wildfire.
Then I noticed that I hadn't bled for a while & calmed down. I even felt a bit silly when my GP called me back, she was looking at the scans saying everything looked fine, but she hadn't even noticed that they were twins! So, needless to say, I have a lot of faith in her.
But she said I shouldn't BD anymore
At the moment, I am just worried that I should be at 7wks, & bubs are still at 5wks, that I'm still cramping & bleeding from time to time, and it feels like something bad is just around the corner.
I wish I could see into the future (don't we all).
Lee - LOL I wish I could be as positive as you. I didn't exactly have calm day today! Diane - Thanks, sometimes I read my posts and think Geez I'm so needy! I've got my fingers crossed that both of us had a late ovlulation. Belinda - Have a lovely weekend! Bun - IKWYM about labour & such worries being so far away. When I let myself get excited & day dream I try to figure out how anybody would breastfeed 2 bubs at once? How do people push a pram & a shopping trolley? And straight after, I tell myself, well thats something I may never have to worry about. I hope your scan goes well in a couple of weeks. My next scan is on 2nd July, which feels like a lifetime away.
About the m/s, I read that eating small bits regularly helps. Like when you get up in the middle of the night to pee, eat a piece of fruit. In the morning, before you get out of bed, have something small, like a bikky. As in, fill in the gaps between meals with lots of little healthy snacks. No idea whether it actually helps though.
Salt - I'm so sorry to hear your dad's been so sick I hope their operations go smoothly and that they both recover well. It will be hard on you too, taking care of 2 sick parents & worrying about both of them. Have you got brothers & sisters? Next to your family, work seems so unimportant.
Its great that your temps are high. You O-ed earlier than you expected this time right? You never know what could happen. I've got my fingers crossed for you hun.
Wishing lots of amusing distractions to those in the TWW, and wishing BFPs to everyone TTC.
PS Has anyone had a real BFP at 10 DPO? Is that too early to be able to get a BFP?
After about 1/2 teaspoon in about 15 mins, it stopped. But I had worked myself into such a panic & felt so alone at work. I called DH, who told me to go home, but I didn't want to go home & obsess. I called my GP & was told that I could make an appointment to talk to her tomorrow morning, but I had to call tomorrow morning to make the appointment 
(Medicare kicks ass over NHS). Then I decided to tell a couple of ladies at work, who were so lovely. They volunteered to take me to the hospital if I needed it & to keep it to themselves. Which is fantastic, cos I don't know the hospitals here, don't have a car and gossip spreads around my office faster than wildfire.
I hope their operations go smoothly and that they both recover well. It will be hard on you too, taking care of 2 sick parents & worrying about both of them. Have you got brothers & sisters? Next to your family, work seems so unimportant.
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