Diana, anything yet? With my boys my BFP showed up loud and proud before my period was due, but with this one it was BFN up until AF was due, then so so so faint even after I was paranoid, but look what happened! Katie's was much the same to I think, so there is hope yet.
Jo - Coming from an ex-hairdresser......I have nothing for you, I'm sorry it has become a major issue in most schools, I think the only thing is perserverance, and then when you nail it, it seems to start all over again! My sister swears by a tea-tree oil and water spray that she mixes up and puts through the girls hair everyday (as a preventative) then try and plait her hair to keep it away from others. One last thing they actually like clean squeaky hair, can stick to it a whole lot better, not dirty/oily hair so if anyone throws in the 'only dirty kids get them', tell them to *&$%##%&!!!! OFF!
Lan - I think I can be one of those 'crazy ladies' I used to feel every bloody twinge, nausea etc!! Fingers crossed
Thanks everybody for your support it really does help, it just doesn't really happen in our everyday lives. We had a friend bring over his 15month old son on Sunday which was lovely but there was a moment when Corey was sitting with Toby on the couch and he had has hand sitting on his leg and rested his head on his shoulder, it was very cute, and then our friend says 'He needs a brother, look' I felt so defensive and wanted to say 'he already has a brother!', but there is no point as he has never felt the pain and hopefully never will. It just made me sad to think that to so many others Cooper doesn't or didn't exist. It is such a private battle, I am just so happy we can share our journey's here.
Hugs to all