-
@LAZB: looks darker, but still light...
Will your doc do betas? -
@BandDmommy: I think so, kind of hard to compare because the other two are dry
-
@travellingbee: yes, I'm going to call in when they open
-
@LAZB: I have all my fingers crossed for you
-
Thinking of you!
-
How fun! Congrats!
-
Could still be really early! Everything crossed for you!
-
Today's looks darker to me, but I know it's tough to tell until it dries. Praying for the best possible outcome for you!
-
@LAZB: hoping everything works out for you!
-
Fingers crossed for you, lady.
-
Did you get a hold of the doctor?
-
Today's looks darker to me.
That being said, how many dpo are you? My tests stayed light for a lot longer than I thought they would. I didn't get a really dark test until 18dpo and I'm 26w now with a healthy baby boy.
Hoping everything turns out for you!!
-
@travellingbee: had betas done this morning, should hear back in a couple hours
@ValentineMommy: no idea how many dpi I am, I never had my period after birth. I'd guess 12-14 dpo though.
Thanks for the well wishes everyone, I'll update when I hear! -
@LAZB: I have my fingers crossed for you.
-
@LAZB: Oh I am crossing my fingers for you!
-
Just talked to the nurse and it's negative. She said that maybe because I'm still breastfeeding? That doesn't make sense to me, but I don't know. She said hcg was 2.2 and progesterone was 0.
-
I don't understand how that's possible, the tests had lines and they were not all from the same batch
-
@LAZB: it could be that your hcg got just high enough to register and then started dropping. I can't remember my numbers for my betas for my chemical but the first was low and the second was a lot lower
I'm so sorry. What a rollercoaster.
-
@Mrs. Lion: thanks. It's ok, the nurse was just acting like the tests were not accurate, like I was never actually pregnant. Which is fine, but upsetting and weird. I got the darkest line today right before the bloodwork, so I don't get it.
-
@LAZB: I've had this happen to me 3 times since I've given birth. EBF keeps causing me to have chemical pregnancies. I'm sorry.
-
I'm so sorry.
-
@LAZB: oh my gosh how weird!! I'm so sorry!
-
congratulations!
-
@BandDmommy: the nurse was acting like it wasn't even a chemical pregnancy. Like it must have been false positives on the frers.
-
So sorry to hear that!
-
@LAZB: Sorry to hear these results!
-
I'm so sorry to hear this. What a rush of emotions
-
@LAZB: I am so sorry.
-
@LAZB: I'm so sorry
-
I am so sorry.
-
@LAZB: I'm so sorry, that's exactly how the nurse on the call-line treated my CP when I called it in. Like it was a false positive.
-
@LAZB: That sucks, I'm sorry she wasn't more sensitive.
-
@LAZB: that's really upsetting that the nurse basically totally brushed you off. How were so many FRERs showing false positives?! That's really insensitive of her. I'm sorry you're having to deal with this
-
Thanks y'all, I just don't know what to think. Maybe I wasn't pregnant? Google is not helping me, I can't really find any concrete information. I feel silly for getting so excited
-
@LAZB: I am sorry
Must be so hard to get excited and then for it to end and now for nurse to tell you you weren't even pregnant...
-
@LAZB: did you test again this morning? I'm really sorry that it got your hopes up...
-
@travellingbee: no, the nurse said to stop testing, so I didn't take another one. I might take one on Friday just to see. If it's negative or the same as yesterday, I'll know that it's either not a viable pregnancy or not a pregnancy at all.
I'm so sorry. What a rollercoaster.
congratulations!
- Google Plus
- Stumbleupon
- Twitter
- Facebook
- Pinterest
- Favorite0
116 comments