I guess the hardest part is knowing that I have such long cycles and that my BFP probably won't be here until next month. But what can you do. At least my luteal phase was longer this cycle so that is good thing. I just need to that I have good
Lynn: It must be an added frustration having such long cycles, but you are right, it is great that your LP was longer. How long was it this time?
Mel: Hey hon, are you out there? I don't want to bother you but I am thinking about you and DH and I hope today was all good news.
Well it seems another storm is on its way so I am going to stick around for a while. Spoke to the Vet about Franks freak outs which seem to be getting heaps worse and she wants to give me to give him mild sedative so that he doesn't hurt himself. Just pop one in his gob if I know the storm is coming. Apparently as they get used to the thunder you can reduce the dose to zero. On Sunday he got so upset and after running around non stop (I just couldn't stop him) he got all wobbly almost collapsed from exhaustion. A big scare and I don't want him to hurt himself.
Thanks Michelle, I really appreciate them. I'll let you know when I receive them.
Spring - my cycle this month was 37 days with 11 days LP. I have read that between 10-16 is normal. OMG! Am I normal for something! lol. I bet it doesn't say anywhere that 37 days is normal! Oh well. This cycle was actually longer than the last one which was 29 but I only had 7 days LP. I am just happy that my LP is longer. Hopefully this means something - like my body is sorting itself out................only time will tell.
Dream - Oh just Bali...lol, don't I sound ungrateful?? I am a travel agent and go there a bit, so it's a bit ho-hum. Don't get me wrong, I love the place and can't wait to go, but I wish we were going somewhere a bit more exciting. I really am not sure what to say about letting your son see your grandmother, it's a big decision. But reading Michelles post, I think maybe you should let him go and see her. I think it is a hard thing to do when they are at any age, but I would hate for him to not see her and then you may regret it later iykwim. It must be hard, you just want to protect them from what goes on in the world. My DS said to my mum today "My baby is broken, we have to get a new one" Mum just burst into tears. I just don't know what to tell him. I think this is his limit of understanding at the moment, so I may just leave it at that for now until he needs to know more. I guess it is age appropriate for him, but if your son understand's death, maybe it will be OK to take him along?? I am not sure, it must be so hard to decide.
Lynn - Well, I too am sad/happy for AF arriving. But at least you can now look forward to a fresh month, and putting you plan into action with your ob. Plus with your booties, baby dust and moonstone, oh and a little work from DH that witch won't stand a chance next month. My cycles are long too, I used to enjoy that, but it's not much fin when ttc is it? I had 36 days between the 1st and 2nd and then 34 days between the 2nd and this one. I have no idea when I will ovulate or anything, I am just going to wing it I guess. Please keep your positive attitude Lynn, it will happen soon I am sure of it Oh I love your ticker, I might go and get me one too!
Spring - Yay for your naughty Lil Spring. Glad to hear they are jumping around in there. It should only be a month or so til you can feel them. I could feel Asha from about 16 weeks, just little flips and flutters, but I could feel her. Wow, gee I miss her saying that. I am glad that DH was there with you too. Also, that is great about you psych backing you up on the delivering early. It is fantastic you have such a "team" working with you. Your poor dogs, I have a lazy staffy who doesn't budge during the storms though he will run to the end of the earth for a crumb.
Mel - How did you go today with DH's doctor visit? Thanks for that recipe, I will try it out on the weekend.
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Oh I love your ticker, I might go and get me one too!
I am glad that DH was there with you too. Also, that is great about you psych backing you up on the delivering early. It is fantastic you have such a "team" working with you. Your poor dogs, I have a lazy staffy who doesn't budge during the storms
though he will run to the end of the earth for a crumb.
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