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Tany
Becoming a different woman
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Name: Tania
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
Flee, I'm praying for you.
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Posted 5/31/05 4:34 PM |
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dm24angel
Happiness
Member since 5/05 34581 total posts
Name: Donna
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
Im hoping you get an answer either way really soon Flee!
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Posted 5/31/05 6:56 PM |
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MrsJ
I love my Katie Bug
Member since 5/05 11357 total posts
Name: Kathy
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
Boo!!! I was hoping you were MIA because you were out buying baby stuff. I'm sorry not AF and still BFNs, that's horrible. I hope somethng changes - and soon!!! I still wish you TONS of baby dust!!!
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Posted 5/31/05 7:56 PM |
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DebG
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Member since 5/05 18602 total posts
Name: The cure IS worse!
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
I am still holding out hope for you this cycle!
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Posted 5/31/05 7:57 PM |
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MrsBumbleb
it's me
Member since 5/05 11234 total posts
Name: Christine
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
Hang in there, hopefully you'll have answers soon.
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Posted 5/31/05 9:01 PM |
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FeliciaDP
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Member since 5/05 18599 total posts
Name: Mommy
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
Thanks girls, I appreciate your prayers, support and kindness more than you'll ever know!!
Just to update AGAIN: as of tonight- STILL NO AF .. STILL BFNs ... I feel PMSy but nothing severe. I honestly do not feel the way I do when AF is definitely coming ... BUT I don't know WHAT I feel anymore. I just feel run down and spacy and bloated .. but I think my body is playing some nasty tricks on me
I am just at a loss
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Posted 5/31/05 9:37 PM |
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04bride
I'm a big sister!!!
Member since 5/05 6707 total posts
Name: Noel
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
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Posted 6/1/05 9:12 AM |
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MrsJ
I love my Katie Bug
Member since 5/05 11357 total posts
Name: Kathy
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
have you called your doctor since this is an unusually long cycle for you?
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Posted 6/1/05 10:19 AM |
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FeliciaDP
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
Posted by kelleherkm
have you called your doctor since this is an unusually long cycle for you?
Thanks Kathy
The thing is, this really isn't an unusually long cycle for me. I'm always very irregular. I'm at CD38 today and usually my typical cycle can be anywhere from 40-50 ... this month I actually *thought* I was on a shorter cycle (for me) because I had thought I ovulated earlier than I usually do- so yeah, I think I screwed up!
SO when I called my doctor yesterday morning she wasn't overly concerned by my cycle length. She told me to try and hold out until Monday - if I still didn't get AF and still keep getting BFNs I will go in on Monday morning for bloodwork, exam, etc.
I honestly don't even care if AF shows up anymore, I just want some resolution at this point
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Posted 6/1/05 10:30 AM |
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Lichi
what what!?
Member since 5/05 4206 total posts
Name: Lissette
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
Flee, why do some have long cycles like yourself? 28-32 days is the 'norm', but why not for you
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Posted 6/1/05 10:32 AM |
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Moehick
Ready for the sun!
Member since 5/05 30339 total posts
Name: Properly perfect™
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
Hey Flee...lots of and Baby Dust coming your way!!
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Posted 6/1/05 11:04 AM |
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FeliciaDP
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Member since 5/05 18599 total posts
Name: Mommy
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
Posted by Lichi
Flee, why do some have long cycles like yourself? 28-32 days is the 'norm', but why not for you
Ahh I wish I knew! I honestly don't know why some of us have erratic or irregular (long) cycles and others do not .. I have had this my entire life, since I first started menstruating, and was always given the gamut of tests (blood work, etc) by my gynos over the years.. and nothing ever really turned up to determine WHY. It does run in my family (mom and grandma both had long cycles too) so it seems to be genetic in my case.
For me, I have noticed over the years that when I put on weight and am heavier, my cycles are a lot longer and more irregular -- whereas when I am slimmer/a normal weight my cycles regulate themselves.. so since I'm at a heavier weight now it doesn't surprise me that things are haywire
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Posted 6/1/05 11:30 AM |
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Lichi
what what!?
Member since 5/05 4206 total posts
Name: Lissette
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Re: Felicia! Any news?
Posted by FeliciaDP
Posted by Lichi Flee, why do some have long cycles like yourself? 28-32 days is the 'norm', but why not for you
Ahh I wish I knew! I honestly don't know why some of us have erratic or irregular (long) cycles and others do not .. I have had this my entire life, since I first started menstruating, and was always given the gamut of tests (blood work, etc) by my gynos over the years.. and nothing ever really turned up to determine WHY. It does run in my family (mom and grandma both had long cycles too) so it seems to be genetic in my case.
For me, I have noticed over the years that when I put on weight and am heavier, my cycles are a lot longer and more irregular -- whereas when I am slimmer/a normal weight my cycles regulate themselves.. so since I'm at a heavier weight now it doesn't surprise me that things are haywire
It's weird, but sounds genetic to me, too. Must have been great only having AF visit only about 9x/year when you were younger & dreaded the visits during partying & enjoying your life irresponsibly. And now dread that she doesn't come soon enough to restart the cycle & charting again. Life works weird, doesn't it?
The huge positive is that no matter how long your cycle is, you CAN still get pg... and your mom & grandmother are proof of that. Do you know if they had a hard time TTC when they had your their children?
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Posted 6/1/05 11:38 AM |
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