Pash - The belly pains have started to go away, and im feeling abit better now.
Megan - Best of luck for what lays ahead. I hope you will have some positive news soon.
Today i lost it. I am the manager for my sons Under 7 football team and i just didnt cope at all. One mum asked how the morning sickness is going, another told me i shouldnt be running around since i was pregnant, and well another one just had to walk in front of me and i lost it (she is eight months pregnant).
I dont know who i felt worse for though, me for having to tell them i lost it, or them for the sheer embarrassment they must have felt when i told them.
And the worst thing is that tomorrow, i will have to go through all this again when i go back to work.
Treelo, big hugs for you, honey. So many tears to be shed. Especially with the hormonal rollercoaster post m/c. I'll be thinking of you tomorrow. It does help to tell a couple of close friends and let them run interference for you. It's so hard though. I got all teary looking at the cute kindies playing on my first morning back at school while I was on primary playground duty. Hugs are good. More hugs for you. *HUG* *HUG* *HUG*
Satya, hope your keep-the-BD-going plan works for you this cycle. You've had such a long wait. IKWYM about the fear that time is running out. If only we had known in our 20s what we know now. Last year I borrowed a book about pregnancy for the over 35s and it had personal stories by people like Juanita Phillips (ABC newsreader for those of you not in NSW) and it gave me a boost of hope. It's so hard to remain positive though.
Pash, love your posts It's nice to have our London connections on BB. I have family in London (actually my Mum and step-father are there at the moment visiting) and I've thought of doing something with my dual citizenship a few times over the years. Good luck with your job interview tomorrow. And I'll be thinking of you on Wednesday when you have your scan. Hope all goes well
2mums, sorry AF arrived. I'm already thinking gelati, chocolate and other general foodie heavenly delights as I don't think this cycle is mine, either. At least the weather's right for comfort food and comfort cuddles.
Penny, if you click on the user profile button in the links at the top of the page, you will see a control panel on the left hand side. Under settings and options, there's a link for edit signature. Have a play in there! Are you charting on Fertility Friend? If you are, go to sharing and click on home page setup. Hope that helps! If you're on Messenger, I can walk you through it step by step, if you like.
LizJessie, hope you're starting to feel better. It's a long haul. Hugs.
Sharon, glad AF is on her way out the door for you. I've been thinking of you.
Britkane, I'm so sorry you're going through a rocky patch. It's such a hard time. Counselling is a great step forward. Hope you are able to mend those bridges and that your relationship is made stronger. Going through these things really makes you think hard about what's important, doesn't it.
Welcome to the thread, Faith. Sorry for your loss. It takes a while for things to normalise. Are you charting your temperatures? Good luck with your TTC journey, too.
Hello to Shoegal, Kiwigirl, Zionsmum, Sienna, Sweetpetite, Leyla and everyone else! Hope you've all been enjoying your weekend.
Anyone interested in chart stalking? I'm not very hopeful of a BFP with two days of temperature drops and no symptoms. Just hoping to see a 14-day luteal phase at this point. What do you think?
It's nice to have our London connections on BB. I have family in London (actually my Mum and step-father are there at the moment visiting) and I've thought of doing something with my dual citizenship a few times over the years. Good luck with your job interview tomorrow. And I'll be thinking of you on Wednesday when you have your scan. Hope all goes well 
It takes a while for things to normalise. Are you charting your temperatures? Good luck with your TTC journey, too. 
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