Post by ourcrazynavylife on Jun 18, 2016 15:20:07 GMT -5
Cycle/Month: 5/7
CD: 20
What are you doing to GKU? Bbt, OPKs, PNV, cm/cp
RRCS: Still having a ridiculous amount of EWCM, noticed a bit of a temp dip this morning and softer cervix. So really really hoping I O this weekend so I can actually Dtd. I basically only get laid on the weekends because DH is too tired.
GTKY: What was your favorite book as a kid? I loved the Diary of Hattie Campbell (a girls journey on the Oregon trail), if horses were wishes, and the Misty of Chincoteague series. I loved reading.
What are you doing to GKU? Metformin, PNV, IUI, charting&opk
RRCS: So I made an intro and then got KU last cycle and now I'm back. Still pretty bummed about it. I canceled my RE appt and had to re-schedule it. He put me on metformin for PCOS and I started it last night. I am SO nervous about all the side effects but last night was fine, so here is hoping they aren't bad. Because I ended up KU I wasn't going to take it until he told me it reduces miscarriage risk if you have PCOS. So now I'm on it. I'm really not sure what to expect this cycle because of the chemical/early MC. This makes it really difficult because I have to order sperm and all that. I usually don't feel so negative about it all but today kind of sucks. Sorry.
GTKY: What was your favorite book as a kid? I don't remember books from when I was very young, but I really liked Where the Red Fern Grows and The Giver as an older kid. (and then of course Harry Potter)
Saturday WTOJun 18, 2016 15:57:05 GMT -5via mobile
Post by sleepymonkey on Jun 18, 2016 15:57:05 GMT -5
Cycle/Month: 14/13
CD: 12
What are you doing to GKU? Follistim w/IUI#4
RRCS: Stomach virus is kicking my butt. Day 4 and I still can't eat or drink much. And my IUI is scheduled for 8:30am tomorrow. Hopefully I can get it together long enough like I had to yesterday for my u/s.
GTKY: What was your favorite book as a kid? I lived the Babysitters Club series
thanks for the advice ugaqueencity. I started on 500mg/day for three days, then increase by 500 every 3 days until 2000/day. What dosage are you on? How long did you feel it took to get used to it?
amacbaby, I was with you on the F17 board but am back, too
Cycle/Month: 2
CD: 3
What are you doing to GKU? OPKs, BBT, CM
RRCS: Got KU last cycle..but now I'm back. I jokingly made a comment about DD being a handful today and my mother responded, "God's natural birth control!". Not sure if she knows we're TTC #2 & she definitely doesn't know about last cycle but it still stung. (My mom is great, so she would feel awful if she knew the truth, but it still hurt!)
GTKY: What was your favorite book as a kid? The Very Hungry Caterpillar. I was/still am also a huge Harry Potter fan.
Saturday WTOJun 18, 2016 20:50:38 GMT -5via mobile
Post by irish14 on Jun 18, 2016 20:50:38 GMT -5
I am totally just lurking this thread bc benched but OMG ourcrazynavylife we are childhood book twins. I loved reading too. I had an entire shelf of those Dear America diary books and read them all bunches of times. And we actually went to Chincoteague one year when I was a kid when we vacationed in the area, because of the Misty books. I am such a nerd, I got all the feels remembering all these books.
{possible trigger warning (animal death)}Not GKU related, but the last couple days have been really hard. Some of you from the WTDS threads might remember that I got chickens this spring. They were fantastic, and I fell in love with those little birds. This Thursday, a dog got into our backyard and killed my chickens. It was horrible and traumatic. I was devastated. It's been very hard, but we have some amazing friends who are helping us get through it.
GTKY: favorite book as a kid -- Lydia Queen of Palestine
RRCS: Still having a ridiculous amount of EWCM, noticed a bit of a temp dip this morning and softer cervix. So really really hoping I O this weekend so I can actually Dtd. I basically only get laid on the weekends because DH is too tired.
GTKY: What was your favorite book as a kid? I loved the Diary of Hattie Campbell (a girls journey on the Oregon trail), if horses were wishes, and the Misty of Chincoteague series. I loved reading.
I had somehow forgotten about these, my grandmother would always read them to me whenever I would visit her and I loved them!
I loved these too! I read the first one again a few years back when I was working as a camp counselor at Girl Scout camp and I was with a unit working on the horse badge.
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