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Waiting and waiting and wanting a baby.From: Jennifer (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue Jan 31 17:07:27 2006
Hello Ladies... I haven't written my own post in awhile, just replying to others here and there. Anyway, I'm just writing to share my current position and see if anyone can lend some support. As I have mentioned on here before, my husband and I have been TTC. I got off of the pill on December 10th. The good thing is, that either I am like clockwork with my cycle or I just had a weird coincidence, but I had my first period beginning on December 13th and then 28 days later (Jan. 10th) I had a 2nd. Now, of course, this was disappointing, but at the same time,I knew we hadn't been at it very long and it also gave me the confidence, that maybe I can track my cycle if it's really that regular. Okay, well, here I am a week out from when I "should" be starting my period and I can't get my mind off of getting pregnant. I have been really good lately about balancing the urgency of knowing I don't have forever to just ovulate and not worsen my endo, while still keeping the pressure off and the stress at bay. Now, I don't feel stressed (although I could be), but I am concerned that I'm thinking too much about this and it may take me longer than if I could just try not to think so much. Anyway, I've been taking pretty darn good care of myself, of course I still slip up at times and I was the worst last month during my period (knowing there was no baby). But, I think I'm making a pretty good home in me. =) I guess I'd just like some advice on how to try and keep my mind off of this as much as possible, as well as some tips on how any of you may have conceived. I need all the help I can get. Also, another tid bit, did any of you get symptoms EXTREMELY early on, like a week after ovulation would have taken place? I can never tell if it's my endo, my fibromyalgia, my possibly approaching menstrual cycle, my mind playing tricks on me -- or maybe, just maybe, a baby. But I have been getting a few little hints that my body is a little different, but again, so many options for the reason why and so subtle, it could really be nothing. But I was queasy yesterday afternoon for a little while, didn't feel like throwing up really and still had an appetite, but a little uneasy in the stomach and light headed. Also, my nipples are sensitive (varies by day and time of day though, not a constant), meaning they are sore...the shower hitting them straight on hurt and certain fabrics against them. Again, very subtle...any comments would be amazing. Thanks so much and sorry this is so long. Jennifer A.
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