Hey ladies, it is so great to hear all the good and postive news in here.
Lynn: Whoo bloody Hoo, I am so excited for you. I know this TWW is going to be tough but I can't wait until you get to the end and get that magical BFP that you so deserve. Now get thee to bed a procreate
Mel: Your FS sounds wonderful, and it sounds like he is taking your concerns seriously. That must be really validating. Also I am glad that it doesn't seem like DH's are an issue. He must feel so much better knowing that. Another Whoo Bloody Hoo.
Deb: IKWYM about the tiredness, I still find I am zonked by 5.00pm. I have can't imagine how nervous, excited aprehensive you must be feeling about your scan. Actually come to think of it I can imagine it because for my first 10 or so scans I would get so nervous and worked up that I would almost faint. You will be ok babe and I know that this baby is going to be so H&H and growing into a little person inside you. BTW I love the name Col, it is just gorgeous, I can't wait until you go for your scan and Col has a wonderful strong hb.
Bailey: Are you going to go and get the BT that Lynn mentioned? I think it sounds like a good idea. It just means that you can tell if you haved O'd because OPK's are very hard to use and can be unreliable if you don't POAS at the correct time to catch the surge.
Tommysmum: Good luck tomorrow hun. I was a mess when I collected Harry mind you it was the day after the memorial service so I was a mess 24/7. It is hard seeing the urn for the first time, it makes it really real if that makes sense. Now though I find such comfort in talking to him and giving him a kiss every day. As soon as I get home in the afternoon I go and see Harry, give him a kiss and tell him I love him. I do it as soon as I wake up also, I guess it is a ritual that brings me a sense of comfort. I hope you are Ok. Give that little man of yours a kiss from me.
Klee: Hey babe, good to hear from you. I am sorry that you missed O but don't beat yourself up too much. How sweet is your nephew. To say Happy Phoebe day is just the most special gift a precious little child could give. What an insightful little boy.
JLK: Has your doctor given you any advice about getting your Iron levels up? I hope it doesn't take too long. Good to hear from you anyway, we missed ya.
HeybackO: I know what you mean about that poor little girl Maddy, I can't even begin to imagine the evil people who would harm an innocent child. Those poor parents must be only just holding on. I hope so much that she is found safe and well. I hope your anniversary was ok anyway and it is good to hear from you.
Well I have had a better day today. I got talking to work about my maternity leave and return to work and it looks as though when I do go back I will be able to most if not all of my work from home. Means Lil' Spring and I can be home together for as long as possible. I am feeling better and a little more organised. I know how lucky I am to have such a family friendly employer (well I work for the government so I am lucky in many ways). DH will be home in 24 sleeps and I am so excited about seeing the Sydney girls this weekend that hopefully the next few weeks will fly.
I agree with Bailey's suggestion, we should get all you interstate (oh and international) girls to come to Sydney and have a slumber party. OMG that just sounds like so much fun. In all honesty though, sometimes you can get flights for crazy cheap prices like $59 and I am more than happy to pitch in to get you all here.
Oh well, I am going to go and eat some more wheat biscuits (yes, you guessed it, the constipation monster is back) and go to bed.
are an issue. He must feel so much better knowing that. Another Whoo Bloody Hoo.
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