Thread: Am I crazy?

I went through that with my last pregnancy (symptom severity fluctuation). Still had a successful pregnancy.

Did you test again at all?

Also.. My cheapy strips were positive at 9dpo but frer didn't show positive till 14dpo and even then it was so light that I couldn't get it to show up in a pic.

Thanks girls. No further testing. I think I ran out of ICs as I can't find any in my stash. Lots of OPKs though! I used the one and only FRER I had as well.

It's hard for me to say when AF will be here because my usual cycle is 29 days, which would put me at AF coming about Feb 28. But I O'd early, so I think AF would be here the 25th or 26th.

Maybe I'll go to Walmart tonight and get some FRERs. What will it hurt right?

Sometimes I wish I had a friend from here to be physically with me to take tests.... As we all know, husbands aren't the best at seeing lines! And my DH has severe eye issues and can't see anything up close with one eye, so it's hopeless to get him to scrutinize a test.

My husband hated when I'd ask him to see if there was something there or not, so your not alone.

See if Walmart has any on sale, maybe get that bonus 3 pack.

::fingers and toes still crossed::

Can't be there in person... But will scrutinize pics you post. No charge.

BFN on a FRER today. I think it was BFN. I kept thinking maybe I saw a line but when I blink there is nothing. It was probably the shadow of where the line should be. My boob soreness is almost all the way gone too.

I'm sorry Rachael... I really used to despise cycles like that, where they symptoms are so positive that one is sure to get a BFP (and hence why I wound up the IVF route).

/hugs

I'm still crossing my fingers.

Thanks. Yes, this cycle has driving me nuts from about CD7!

At least one thing positive came out of it. DH and I have been getting better at communicating and for the first time he brought up the adoption option. I've researched it a bit and I think he was surprised. So, we are considering booking an appointment with CAS (Children's Aid Society) to start talking about and looking into a public adoption.