JustKate, I agree, spotting doesn't mean you are out, so try to remain hopeful! (And thanks for being threadkeeper again. I hope you have threadkeeper's luck and get your BFP!)
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BubbleMa, Okay, now I am even more excited for you, given that additional info about your signs. I'm going to be following you ever so closely over the next couple of days, and I'm really hoping you announce a BFP!
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MommySince2008, welcome to this thread... though I hope you don't have to stick around for too long!Â
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Sila, if it helps at all, I've had times where I've felt like that, for sure. Just the other day, I was thinking about a 30'ish year old cousin I have, who has been doing drugs and she has had 7 kids all by different fathers, and they were in the child welfare system until her two sisters legally adopted all the kids between them. She's put the kids at risk, with no pre-natal care I'm sure and then the drugs on top of it (I've heard that a couple of the kids have been born addicted and some have some learning issues-- but they are basically thriving more than they ever had because of the sisters stepping in and giving them a safe and loving home). And I think, I'm a good person and I really want babies and I know that I will take good care of them and will appreciate the miracle of it all... and yet here she is... agghhh! Also, my DH and I have discussions, too, where it seems like he isn't as invested in the process as I am. But I think that may be just how men in general are-- they don't talk about it the same way we do-- yet they can give us the support we need in other ways? For example, I seem to be spending a lot of time on the computer now that I've found this site, and yet my DH hasn't complained once about me escaping to the office to check for updates and all that. He doesn't experience the biological urges that I have, either. It is primal, this desire to have a baby, and while he says he is excited about the idea of giving our DS a brother or sister someday he also says that he is 'perfectly happy with just having T'. If I'm in a good mood, I just let it go and accept that it is his way of expressing things, but if I'm not in the best of moods I can really look into that and question things, etc. We are just so different that way, I talk about everything to the point where it can drive us crazy, whereas he is more quiet and says less and thinks things through more internally and then voices his thoughts after he has processed things...
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Meredith, good luck to you in your testing. Baby dust!!!!! I'm hopeful that you will add to our July graduates list...
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Sourire, that totally sucks about the spotting again. Like I said above, spotting doesn't mean your're out, so hopefully despite you going through this you find out that it totally doesn't matter and you get your BFP. Â
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Finn'sMom, I agree with everyone-- one temp does not mean a heck of a lot... it could be for a variety of different things. Maybe now that you have the darker line, you could just hang up the thermometer and try to have faith that things will work out as they should. (Hard I know, sometimes...)
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AFM, I'm currently at either the point of O, or it happened yesterday and I would be 1 DPO today. I don't know for sure, because I decided not to temp this cycle. I decided that I would try being more relaxed about things this time around, because I was kind of bordering on the 'obsessing' side of things. In fact, I'm trying not to be on the threads as much either, but that's not working judging by the amount of reading and posting I have been doing! Problem is, I don't know if my situation is better reflected in the thread for over 40s, the nursing mothers, 2ww, or this one! So I've been all over the place, because there are bits and pieces from each that I've found helpful/supportive. In this thread, though, I really feel like I am 'getting to know' you all and feeling really invested, and wanting to see us all get BFPS!
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On that note... Prenatal Coach, are you still around? Just wondering how you have been faring...
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