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And here I thought it would be so easy this time
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So I'm at a loss, but I need some support. Some really unfriendly lady on another board I belong to (not WebMD) said she thought my chart was anovulatory, since my temps were all over the place before FF gave me crosshairs - And I did have a few discarded temps, because there was a viral illness that went through my house, and we all had fevers, so I threw out my fever days. Since she said that, I "un-discarded" my discarded temps, and FF did not move the crosshairs. Also, I had ewcm, and HSO CP, and O pain, so I am sure I O'd. Yet, I can't stop thinking about what she said and it's making me crazy.
Here's the link to my chart: http://www.fertilityfriend.com/home/MrsTang
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CD30, 14dpo. AF due yesterday, no spotting, no AF, temp dip this morning after temp way high yesterday, and consistent BFN's.
...Like I said - Magical.
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This is getting really frustrating.
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Anyway, I'm back to trying. Still charting, but I don't think I'm gonna use OPKs this cycle...Who knows, I may change my mind in a week.
So that's where I am at.View Thread

Good luck, everybody!!
~*~*BabyDust*~*~View Thread

I used the temp correcter on FF and that's what plotted on my chart now. And even though I had a negative OPK yesterday, I had a positive one today.
I am obsessing. [br>[br>So, naturally, I came here to drag you all down the rabbit hole with me.
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I would consider the first day of spotting to be how long since, for a miscarriage. (For a normal cycle, it's the first day of bright red blood, but for a miscarriage, the spotting is just the bleeding getting started, and yes, you CAN spot during a pregnancy and go on to have a healthy baby, my DD is proof of that) but just based on the fact that is WAS a miscarriage, the spotting is just the bleeding getting started, and there was more than likely no heartbeat when the spotting started, so that's why I say to count it.
If I were you, I'd call the OB to ask their opinion, and take another test to see if you are pregnant. It could be very possible that you are not ovulating yet since the last loss. You may need meds to get things jump started, or just keep waiting. That is a personal choice.
I'm sorry, I'm new and don't know your history...How far along were you when you miscarried? That could also have some bearing...My doc says that generally speaking, you should allow yourself for however long you were pregnant for to be your "recovery" time...So if you were 8 weeks, give yourself 8 weeks. If you were 11 weeks, give yourself 11 weeks, etc.View Thread

Good luck!!View Thread
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