savah: Don't give up! A 9-10 day LP is very fixable - you really only need to gain a day or so to have a good shot. A 10 day LP is considered fine for conception, less than that is a concern. If adding some supplements can gain you a day, you'd be in the clear - and some ladies on here have gained 2 or more days on their LP just through supplements.
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TTCCoC: As a few others said - a 12 day LP is great for trying to conceive. And yes, without OPKs or charting your temps, guessing that you O on CD14 is a huge assumption. Cheap OPKs (and HPTs) can be picked up at many dollar stores. That said, I DO agree that your very light periods could be a problem for you, as it implies either that your uterus lining is very thin (which could make implantation difficult) or that the lining is not shedding properly each month. I *think* - and I'm sure there are others on here more knowledgeable on this than I am - that you'd want more estrogen before ovulation to help out with that. Soy isoflavones may help, and there are probably other options as well.
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Stephaniqua: Thanks for hanging out with us! We need a cheering squad this month it seems, more than ever. Not nearly enough BFPs in here!
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jillybeans: I hope the soy isos and other supplments work for you! This is my third cycle on soy, I'll be testing tomorrow morning. I've never had an LP issue but I used to have completely un-noticable ovulation - on the soy, I have a much stronger O.
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Attached2Elijah: I absolutely agree with your sentimental moment. Everyone on this forum is so wonderful and supportive and understanding - most people just wouldn't be able to understand what we go through, with the TTC thing. The ups and downs and how it drives us a little bit nuts! I don't know if I could do it without the support of you ladies.
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Sourire: I know a lot of people who are very in tune with the world - communicating with your future children sounds completely reasonable to me. My best friend had two daughters and her and her husband decided not to have any more children. But she had always seen/felt a son around her. A couple of years later, she called me one morning and said "You'll never believe this." And I said - "You're pregnant." :) Sure enough, their son was born the following spring. He was an accident, but a VERY happy one :)
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ValH: Any updates?
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AFM: CD 11, temp is up yesterday and today. Tomorrow is test day. I almost caved and tested this morning, but I want to wait one more day. I want to see a BFP but I expect to see a BFN as usual. The longer I hold out, the longer I can hold on to hope that it's a BFP!
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 And thanks - like I need to start obsessing now...  
 
lol there are too many good smilies here! Â But wanted to say good luck and sticky vibes to all the mamas in the 2ww!!




