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@Kaohinani: I wouldn't tell unless I had a positive stick π€·ββοΈ
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@Sams Mom: THANK YOU! I really don't want to say anything unless I do end up KU but DH thinks we should prepare them for the "what if." With my record of BFNs (and the oops having happened 2 days before OV), I just want to take the "wait and see" approach.
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Page 11 update:
Changing my date back to my bday since I will be CD 12 out of a typical 16-day cycle.
Hoping for good things.FEBRUARY 2019 POAS
2/4: Clementine12
2/10: Creativemomma15
2/11: Chuckles
2/13: PhillyBaby2013
2/14: FuzzyPeaches
2/18: Bees_knees
2/18: MrsKansas
2/19: Yellowbeach
2/20: Paranundrum
2/22: Sam's Mom
2/22: Kaohinani
2/24: SweetCaroline
Good luck, ladies!
β’ BhBee
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@Kaohinani: I wouldn't say anything either!
To answer your other question... The earliest I have tested is 7 DPO. I won't count the cycles where I tested out the trigger shot since I tested literally every day after ovulation
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@Kaohinani: so with all the variables this cycle, are you still waiting forever to POAS?
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Just dropping my chart here because Iβm restless. π€·ββοΈ
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@mrskansas: Thank you! Also thanks for responding to the inquiry of your earliest POAS. 7 dpo is taking the lead!
@Sams Mom: I am waiting to 12 dpo this cycle instead of my usual 16 dpo. I figure I can't allow myself to get too upset either way since (1) there would be a chance for higher multiples so a BFN would denote that it didn't happen, and (2) if I got a BFP, unless I implanted late, I "should" have a visibly viable positive by then. Looking at it in a positive light, it is a win-win situation.
@Yellowbeach: Your chart looks mah-vulous (marvelous)! π€ Since you didn't trigger this cycle, are you keeping your 10 dpo POAS date?
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@Kaohinani: Yeah - I'll be lucky to make it that long.
I'm really wondering if AF won't come until the 25th as FF is predicting. It only really matters because Our retrieval cycle can't start until we know CD1. Work wise, it's better if it starts a little later (my schedule is cleared for IVF in March/April but not Feb). Downside is just more waiting. Do you think you'll last until the 22nd for your POAS date? I only ask because with the chance of multiples, you might detect something sooner. Just throwing that out there -
@Jessiemuller88: Cheers to community.
@Kaohinani: I wouldn't tell either. I'm sure you're not the first person they've seen that magically turned up pregnant
Also, agreed on the win-win. I feel that way about this cycle, too--either I get to be a bridesmaid in my friend's wedding or I stay pregnant until the fall and I get to have a baby.@yellowbeach: That chart looks beautiful
Fingers crossed.
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@yellowbeach: I'm keeping everything crossed for you! π€
As for me, I thought about that as, with multiples (35%), women get earlier and harsher symptoms. We will see. π€·ββοΈ Many multiple BFPs begin about the same as a singleton. Besides, I will probably not even end up with a BFP anyway (* just going by past cycles -both medicated and non-medicated). π€£ I would take twins in a second... triplets would be harder (I would surely have to quit working for a bit and become a SAHM) and financially tight. @karenbme: Thank you for agreeing with me. I figure they have seen it ALL before so why jump the gun. I agree both of our situations are "win-win." How exciting that you could either end up with a BFP or a bridesmaid!
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@yellowbeach: I like how you think... @Kaohinani: you could definitely catch an earlier BFP if more than 1 but less than 3-4 takes. π€·ββοΈ
Also, yellowbeach do you have a consistent LP outside of FET/retrieval cycles? That would give you a good estimate of CD1 if the ole college try didn't take.
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@Sams Mom: π€ I think it would still depend on implantation... if I were to implant with twins, the 5-13 dpo still stands. Heck, I could get triplets who all implant between 9 and 11 dpo, in which case, I could get a faint BFP between 11 and 13 dpo. OR I could just end up with a BFN. No one knows - it's all up to fate (and God) at this point.
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@Kaohinani: I haven't tested in years! But I probably wouldn't test before 11-12dpo unless I had some reason to be very hopeful. Sometimes I think of testing earlier, but usually talk myself out of it.
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@paranundrum: You and I are very similar as I, generally, wait until AF is due/late OR I do not test at all. With the exception of a few cycles in the last 3 years when DH, bestie, or the ladies on here (* not naming any names.
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@paranundrum: @Kaohinani: my other name is "not naming any names"
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@Sams Mom: I didn't say it ...
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@Sams Mom: Ha! To each their own individual style of peeing on stuff.
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@paranundrum: @Kaohinani: I tell myself every cycle, I'll just wait for AF this time... Buuuuut, you know how it turns out.
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Mainly because my impending exit of my 20s on Friday... Just curious how old everyone in camp crazy is?
I'm turning 30 this week.
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@Sams Mom: 26!
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@Sams Mom: Yes, Friday is your day, lady!
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@Sams Mom: I turned 28 in October. It's a bit overwhelming to think I have been TTC since I was 22.
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@paranundrum: Wow, that is an overwhelming thought! I do understand the feeling as DH and I have been TTC since Feb 2016 (right after I turned 36). You are an amazing and determined woman and I look up to you and your level of persistence.
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@Sams Mom: Happy Birthday! I'm 34. I'll be 35 in April. Staring down the barrel of advanced maternal age has me freaked, especially with all the losses at a non-advanced age. I know it's not a cliff, but it doesn't get easier especially if I want 2.
@paranundrum: Wow, I never would have guessed you've been trying for so long. You have such a great attitude.
@Kaohinani: Happy birthday, mama! Enjoy your 30s while you've got em, none of this "closer to 40 than 30."
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@karenbme: Thank you!
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@paranundrum: @karenbme: I guessed both of you at my age, I don't know why. π€·ββοΈ Not that we're all that far off.
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FINALLY GOT MY POSITIVE OPK!
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@Sams Mom: Woohoo! #giggitygiggity
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@yellowbeach: this morning's BD might be our only shot, but well timed
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@Sams Mom: YES!!! Hopefully, you will be able to get your dirty on with DH before his shift!
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@Sams Mom: I still feel about the same as I did when I was 30, so I'll take it.
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Another study, because I am bored and waiting for a client ...
Impact of ovulation and implantation timing on firstβtrimester crownβrump length and gestational age
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@Sams Mom: yay! Now get busy!
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Ahh you guys
Have a super duper faint squinter yesterday that is still really light today. Am getting chemical pregnant vibes but trying to stay hopeful.
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@fuzzypeaches: If you want, post a pic and those of us with objective eyes will give an honest answer
but your fear of a chemical is totally understandable with all you've been through.
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@fuzzypeaches: I would like to see your squinter, please. I understand your concern and fear over a CM. I'm hoping for the best and I'm fairly certain you will be fine. Have you had anything to drink which would dilute your urine sample?
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@fuzzypeaches: I'm always up for squinters!
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@Sams Mom: wahooo!! Postive OPK!
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@fuzzypeaches: I'm sorry to hear this. Totally understand the fear of a chemical. Know that all of my fingers and toes are crossed for you, and that I (and I'm sure all the ladies here) would be happy to look at your lines with objective eyes. But it's good that the lines are getting darker. Hopefully you'll have a better line tomorrow.
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@Phillybaby2013: how are the tests looking?
Good luck, ladies! 
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