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Gender predictor I've never seen before

post #1 of 77
6/26/09 at 3:49pm
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Want to try it with me? Its free! Just email support@boyoragirl.com and answer the questions listed here in your email:

http://www.boyoragirl.com/research.html

All he asks is that you email him back after you find out for his research. He has a pretty cool story about how he developed his system.

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post #2 of 77
6/26/09 at 4:29pm
Did you get a prediction yet?
post #3 of 77
6/26/09 at 5:35pm
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Not yet. I just emailed him right before I posted my message. From what I've read, at most it should take a day or two for him to get back with you.
post #4 of 77
6/26/09 at 6:00pm
i sent the info out of curiosity, already know i'm having a girl.
post #5 of 77
6/26/09 at 6:06pm
I sent for info too. I wonder what he sends back?
post #6 of 77
6/26/09 at 6:39pm
I just sent mine in. We find out in 6 days so I will post if hes right or not.
post #7 of 77
6/29/09 at 3:22pm
So any of you had any follow ups to this?

I'm confused by question #1 and #2. Isin't the first day of your last menustral cycle the same things as your LMP?
post #8 of 77
6/29/09 at 3:44pm
I just sent my email.
We have not yet decided whether or not to go ahead with u/s so we'll see.
post #9 of 77
6/29/09 at 4:00pm
He responded back by telling me his prediction is for a GIRL based on my cycle being 31 days. If I had my usual 28 day cycle, that would change his predication to BOY. We'll see if he's right in 1.5 week.
post #10 of 77
6/29/09 at 4:55pm
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Originally Posted by evinmom View Post
He responded back by telling me his prediction is for a GIRL based on my cycle being 31 days. If I had my usual 28 day cycle, that would change his predication to BOY. We'll see if he's right in 1.5 week.
It's based on the days in your cycle? That must mean it relies on ovulation...what day did you ovulate or coceive, do you know? Because your due date is 1 day after me! That might put me close to you...I am so curious!
post #11 of 77
6/29/09 at 4:58pm
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Originally Posted by Mama_2_Boy View Post
It's based on the days in your cycle? That must mean it relies on ovulation...what day did you ovulate or coceive, do you know? Because your due date is 1 day after me! That might put me close to you...I am so curious!
If that is true and he's assuming I BDed on day 14 than he's wrong. We didn't BD or conceive until the day after ovulation which would make it more likely to be a boy. LOL
post #12 of 77
6/29/09 at 5:13pm
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If that is true and he's assuming I BDed on day 14 than he's wrong. We didn't BD or conceive until the day after ovulation which would make it more likely to be a boy. LOL
Well you can only get pregnant on ovulation day can't you?
I'm confused :
What is "BD"?
post #13 of 77
6/29/09 at 5:17pm
Baby dance...i.e gettin' it on.

An egg can live up 24-36 hours I do believe so it is possible to ovulate, have sex, and catch it within that time frame. Easier to conceive before hand than after but not impossible.
post #14 of 77
6/29/09 at 5:51pm
I probably provided too much info. LOL. We'll see what he says.
post #15 of 77
6/29/09 at 7:09pm
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Originally Posted by Mama_2_Boy View Post
Well you can only get pregnant on ovulation day can't you?
I'm confused :
What is "BD"?
No. This baby was conceived either 10 days before ovulation or 4 days after. I'm absolutely certain of O date- but it's possible that there were two eggs. Everything I've read suggests that the second egg is normally released 24 hours or less after the first, though.
post #16 of 77
6/30/09 at 1:31am
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Originally Posted by Mama_2_Boy View Post
Well you can only get pregnant on ovulation day can't you?
I'm confused :
What is "BD"?
BD = Baby Dance or having sex. It is possible for the egg to live 12-24 hours after ovulation. When using NFP for avoidance, they suggest you wait at least 48 hours after ovulation to resume sex to ensure the egg(s) has expired. We normally wait the 2 days after, but this cycle it took me 3 days longer to ovulate and we got impatient. There is a less than 10% chance of conceiving the day after ovulation. We underestimated our fertility. Should have known better. LOL
post #17 of 77
6/30/09 at 1:39am
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Originally Posted by flapjack View Post
No. This baby was conceived either 10 days before ovulation or 4 days after. I'm absolutely certain of O date- but it's possible that there were two eggs. Everything I've read suggests that the second egg is normally released 24 hours or less after the first, though.
Those scenarios would be biologically difficult. Sperm normally lives only 2-3 days after ejaculation. In a perfect lab environment sperm has been known to live up to 7 days, but since most women's bodies are not perfect lab environments the typical 2-3 days is more likely. The egg survives for approximately 12-24 hours after ovulation. It is true that you can have multiple ovulation within 24 hours. That is why NFP suggests waiting at least 48 hours after ovulation to resume sex if avoiding. So technically you could be fertile for up to 48 hours after the first ovulation if there is a multiple ovulation. Maybe you ovulated later than you thought.
post #18 of 77
6/30/09 at 5:43pm
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I still haven't gotten a response. I think I'll try sending the email from another account.
post #19 of 77
6/30/09 at 5:46pm
DDC crashing from November... I him an email when saving_grace accidentally posted this on our board last week. He predicted a girl born on November 13 and today at our ultrasound we found out it was a girl and she was measuring for a due date of November 13!
post #20 of 77
6/30/09 at 10:48pm
He predicted girl for me. We shall see.
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