@irish So so many hugs. I've been there, I so have, and I am so sorry you're feeling this. I hope you're able to step back a bit, enjoy life and all it has to offer and get back into it when you're ready. Take care of yourself!!! Xoxo
I'm on CD 35 based on LMP. We weren't tracking because we weren't trying. I went out and bought tests just keep forgetting to test in the morning. I feel like an amateur even though I've done this before.
I'm on CD 35 based on LMP. We weren't tracking because we weren't trying. I went out and bought tests just keep forgetting to test in the morning. I feel like an amateur even though I've done this before.
Are you NTNP (Not Trying, Not Preventing)?
It's okay not to be tracking; just know that cycles do vary, even for people who are normally very regular.
As long as you hold your urine for a few hours, you're still okay to take a test. It's recommended that you use FMU (first morning urine), but not absolutely necessary.
I'm also jealous and slow. We were on a relay team together last spring for a running relay race. My fastest mile time of the ten miles I ran was like 10:andchange/mile since I was coming off an injury. Her fastest mile time of the day was her final mile, mile 13, all uphill, sub-6 minutes. I don't understand how some people are so good at things!
I'm on CD 35 based on LMP. We weren't tracking because we weren't trying. I went out and bought tests just keep forgetting to test in the morning. I feel like an amateur even though I've done this before.
Are you NTNP (Not Trying, Not Preventing)?
It's okay not to be tracking; just know that cycles do vary, even for people who are normally very regular.
As long as you hold your urine for a few hours, you're still okay to take a test. It's recommended that you use FMU (first morning urine), but not absolutely necessary.
I just came off BC three months ago since it took about 6 months to conceive last time. We've used condoms but not religiously so I'm not sure we fall under NTNP. I feel like such a bitch that I literally just intro'd because we were thinking about TTC and now this. I'm sorry guys.
It's okay not to be tracking; just know that cycles do vary, even for people who are normally very regular.
As long as you hold your urine for a few hours, you're still okay to take a test. It's recommended that you use FMU (first morning urine), but not absolutely necessary.
I just came off BC three months ago since it took about 6 months to conceive last time. We've used condoms but not religiously so I'm not sure we fall under NTNP. I feel like such a bitch that I literally just intro'd because we were thinking about TTC and now this. I'm sorry guys.
You haven't done anything wrong. There is a learning curve to getting to know the tone and etiquette of the board.
Keep posting and learning. And never be afraid to ask questions....except "am I pregnant?"
W I just wasn't expecting this is all. I'm usually pretty regular. My cycles usually are about 30 days and it's been 5 days since. I'm just doing math is all.
I just came off BC three months ago since it took about 6 months to conceive last time. We've used condoms but not religiously so I'm not sure we fall under NTNP. I feel like such a bitch that I literally just intro'd because we were thinking about TTC and now this. I'm sorry guys.
You haven't done anything wrong. There is a learning curve to getting to know the tone and etiquette of the board.
Keep posting and learning. And never be afraid to ask questions....except "am I pregnant?"
I didn't mean to imply that's what I was asking. I can't get that answer here as much advice and help you ladies can give. Only a test can give me that.
I'm on CD 35 based on LMP. We weren't tracking because we weren't trying. I went out and bought tests just keep forgetting to test in the morning. I feel like an amateur even though I've done this before.
If your actually 5 days late than you should be positive At any time of day. First morning urine is better for people testing early.
Sorry for the runaround guys. I really do feel like an amateur here! I'm out. Thanks for the patience and I hope to see you all get those sticky babies very soon!
TTC #1 since August 2013 DX: Endo November 2014: Hysteroscopy, D&C June - September 2015: Clomid + Novarel + IUI #1-3 January 2017: Laparoscopy - endo removed
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