RRCS:I don't know if I even O'd. I had a positive looking opk on cd14 and then another on cd17. I didn't put them in the chart this month because it is so ambiguous. Whatever, I will just hang around and see what happens. My chart has CH, but the rise is not even significant.
GTKY: What is your drink of choice? I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE sweet moscato wine or dessert wine.
I'm not sure which way to hope for you @led so I'll just say I'm thinking about you!!
Cycle/Month:6/8
CD/DPO: 19/6
Timing: FF says good
Testing Plans: next weekend if AF doesn't show
RRCS: My temp shot up this am...I dont think I had a bad night sleep (felt like I didn't move the whole night!). Meh...
GTKY: What is your drink of choice? I am really getting into beer lately. I'm silly excited about a beer 101 class I've signed up for, so even if this cycle doesn't work out I have something fun to look forward to in March!
RRCS:I don't know if I even O'd. I had a positive looking opk on cd14 and then another on cd17. I didn't put them in the chart this month because it is so ambiguous. Whatever, I will just hang around and see what happens. My chart has CH, but the rise is not even significant.
GTKY: What is your drink of choice? I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE sweet moscato wine or dessert wine.
50 Shades of Grey... I am really excited. DH is getting major points for humoring me and coming to see it with me!
RRCS:I don't know if I even O'd. I had a positive looking opk on cd14 and then another on cd17. I didn't put them in the chart this month because it is so ambiguous. Whatever, I will just hang around and see what happens. My chart has CH, but the rise is not even significant.
GTKY: What is your drink of choice? I LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE sweet moscato wine or dessert wine.
50 Shades of Grey... I am really excited. DH is getting major points for humoring me and coming to see it with me!
That's cool! You have a good husband there. :)We are seeing it tonight as well and DH is taking me. He didn't know what the movie was until he saw the trailer then he turned to me with a sarcastic look and said "are you serious?". lol We should tag up later and trade opinions.
I totally just looked it up Ray haha. That sounds yummy!
it is actually delicious. When I explain it to someone they usually say it sounds disgusting with the clamato juice and celery salt and all but it is so good. You can get all kinds of crazy ones here with bacon or chicken wings skewers for garnish.
Post by dancerness on Feb 13, 2015 13:44:52 GMT -5
CD/DPO: 18/6
Timing: -4,-2, 0
Testing Plans: 11 DPO because I already have a doc apt that day.
RRCS: Had a really crappy sleep last night so I don't really trust my temp today, but not a big deal. Boobs have been killing me since last night....trying not to read into it yet. Have some symptom stopping going on but I shall ignore!
GTKY: What is your drink of choice? havent had a drink in many months, but when I did it was wine, or vodka soda.
Testing Plans: Another for Wed 2/18 (beta) unless I start sooner
RRCS: It's Friday! I have a giant heart cookie and a 4 day weekend. As far as other stuff goes eh. I'm starting to feel out even though I have no reason to really.
GTKY: What is your drink of choice? Wine mostly Chard and vodka gimlet
That's exactly how I'm feeling. I don't really know why but I think I'm just used to the let down at this point. FX that all of us Wednesday testers have good news in a few days!
Testing Plans: Start CD10 with cheapies so Wed 2/18
RRCS: I don't like the temp drops but they are still above the cover line
GTKY: What is your drink of choice? Champagne and ciders
I'm looking forward to a Galentine's Happy Hour with my friend tonight. She is really struggling in a long distance relationship so I'm sure there will be lots of cocktails.
@led -I'm so sorry to hear you are going through this. I'm currently in a med dilemma myself. My doctor has decided that my medication regimen is no longer safe for hypothetical future baby (small risk of heart defect). She was on board initially with keeping it the same because I've done very well on the combination of meds. Now doc has changed her mind but has no clue what meds I should be switched to.
@led -I'm so sorry to hear you are going those this. I'm currently in a med dilemma myself. My doctor has decided that my medication regimen is no longer safe for hypothetical future baby (small risk of heart defect). She was on board initially with keeping it the same because I've done very well on the combination of meds. Now doc has changed her mind but has no clue what meds I should be switched to.
That's tough. Do you know if the danger is in first tri? Like, do you have time to figure it out? I hope you guys are able to get something sorted soon. Switching meds is always a pain.
@led -I'm so sorry to hear you are going those this. I'm currently in a med dilemma myself. My doctor has decided that my medication regimen is no longer safe for hypothetical future baby (small risk of heart defect). She was on board initially with keeping it the same because I've done very well on the combination of meds. Now doc has changed her mind but has no clue what meds I should be switched to.
That's tough. Do you know if the danger is in first tri? Like, do you have time to figure it out? I hope you guys are able to get something sorted soon. Switching meds is always a pain.
Less than 5% first semester risk but the medication will clear out of system in less than a week. Thats the main reason why I haven't been taken off medication just yet.
@led -I'm so sorry to hear you are going those this. I'm currently in a med dilemma myself. My doctor has decided that my medication regimen is no longer safe for hypothetical future baby (small risk of heart defect). She was on board initially with keeping it the same because I've done very well on the combination of meds. Now doc has changed her mind but has no clue what meds I should be switched to.
That's tough. Do you know if the danger is in first tri? Like, do you have time to figure it out? I hope you guys are able to get something sorted soon. Switching meds is always a pain.
See above on 1st trimester. 2nd and 3rd have more possible side effects if levels aren't reduced and monitored. I already take a low dose so they decided that I'm in a position where the risk to the mother no longer outweighs the risk to the baby. So that's good news but still throws a monkey wrench in the mix.
@led - do they have a solid plan for you in terms of alternative medications or will you have to start all over with finding the right balance?
Testing Plans: I was planning on 14 DPO, but I signed up to donate some blood for an internal study at my work next Wednesday... technically, you're not allowed to participate if you're pregnant or nursing, so I might test that morning (at 12 DPO) just to be safe.
RRCS: Nothing to complain about for now... just waiting around to see what happens. My H has shown more interest in my FF chart this cycle, which is cute. He asks most days how my chart looks and how soon I can test. The other day he actually wanted to go through all of my previous charts to compare them... haha. It's nice to have him more involved and interested.
GTKY: What is your drink of choice? I love a good whiskey and coke. But most often, red wine.
That's tough. Do you know if the danger is in first tri? Like, do you have time to figure it out? I hope you guys are able to get something sorted soon. Switching meds is always a pain.
See above on 1st trimester. 2nd and 3rd have more possible side effects if levels aren't reduced and monitored. I already take a low dose so they decided that I'm in a position where the risk to the mother no longer outweighs the risk to the baby. So that's good news but still throws a monkey wrench in the mix.
@led - do they have a solid plan for you in terms of alternative medications or will you have to start all over with finding the right balance?
We know which meds I'll switch to for my pain and arthritis, but the psych meds I'll just go off of altogether. There are some that might be safer to take, but I tend to have bad side effects with second gen antipsychotics and first gen are known to cause problems. So just a lot of close monitoring and hoping for the best. Same plan as before.
See above on 1st trimester. 2nd and 3rd have more possible side effects if levels aren't reduced and monitored. I already take a low dose so they decided that I'm in a position where the risk to the mother no longer outweighs the risk to the baby. So that's good news but still throws a monkey wrench in the mix.
@led - do they have a solid plan for you in terms of alternative medications or will you have to start all over with finding the right balance?
We know which meds I'll switch to for my pain and arthritis, but the psych meds I'll just go off of altogether. There are some that might be safer to take, but I tend to have bad side effects with second gen antipsychotics and first gen are known to cause problems. So just a lot of close monitoring and hoping for the best. Same plan as before.
One of my meds is so new to the market that they have are still doing long term human studies.
CD/DPO: 31/13 14? I don't know because I'm not temping.
Timing: good, I thought.
Testing Plans: BFN this morning. If this is a typical cycle for me then AF should be due yesterday or today. I've been regular for almost a year, but last winter I had 2 35 day cycles back to back that fucked with my head.
RRCS: Just wishing AF would arrive already.
GTKY: What is your drink of choice? Typically wine. But I love all the drinks - beer, liquor, all of it. Except for whisky and jager. Never jager.
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