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Q: Yay :)
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Kia
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Once I stopped taking them I got really heavy bleeding and incredible cramping.
Wednesday it slowed down and I was able to use normal tampax instead of super dooper with pantyliner as well
yesterday I used a normal tampax in the morning but felt I didn't need it and so used just a panty liner so from lunchtime yesterday until now i've actually not been bleeding
wow part of me is like damn lets go on a spermie hunting mission - i'll do anything at this point to get preggy to avoid another period like that (oct 16 on and off until now!!!!!!!!!!)
but I want to finish college *sigh*
i also had some really vivid dreams of taking positive pregnancy tests - really vivid - I had to count the sticks i've got left to make sure it was a dream lol
wish me normal period dust pweeeeaaaaassssssseeeeeeee
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tigresacanela24
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AyaMiyaki
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Becky
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Melissa_20
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Kia
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| ayamiyaki wrote: |
| was the progesterone supposed to restart your system or something like that? |
yup, my doctor prescribed it for 21 days at 20mg per day (5mg is birth control level) to aim to reset my system and try to put me back on a sensible cycle. I'd rather have my old 26 day cycle back but i'll be happy with a sensible one lol
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Jules
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How long til you finish college .Kia? What are you studying? A-levels wasn't it? It must be so difficult to remain 'sensible' and not just try to get pregnant. Maybe if there's not much time left til you finish your course then you could start trying now soon. 
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hopefulmjz
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Sandbox Party
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michelle1981
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evetevan
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AyaMiyaki
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| evetevan wrote: |
| please finish school first. It's no fun taking care of baby with low paying job not to say you'll end up with a dream job anyway, but the future is soooo immediate when you are young and don't forget misery loves company so you may just need to suffer a little longer but check with the doc to make sure it's normal or switch. There are major consequenses to having a little one. Once you get your preggers on you turn your parties off and if you and the dad break up you'll be stuck looking for babysitters before you can have fun getting dressed for a date. And you can't trust anyone now I know first hand! Good luck!
Vet |
heh, she's not exactly a 17 year old kid...
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hopefulmjz
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| ayamiyaki wrote: | ||
heh, she's not exactly a 17 year old kid... |
...And she knows the work/pleasure a baby brings
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Sandbox Party
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sandyallen
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Jolie_3110
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Hurrah, I am glad things are calming down for you hun!!
been looking at your chart and wow you have been through it again girl!!
Although big smiles for the bbt, did santa bring you your thermometer early? And everythings looking good so far
been looking at your chart and wow you have been through it again girl!!
Although big smiles
for the bbt, did santa bring you your thermometer early? And everythings looking good so far
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Kia
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Vet: i'm almost 28, i've been with the potential father for just over 5 years, we've got an angel baby and we've been "not preventing" since early 2002
jo: the birthday fairy came early
purest: yup, a-levels. I do my as-level exams in may/june next year and then either sign up for the a2-level (full a-level) or not....
So, pregnancy wouldn't be much of an issue because I could finish my as-level and then do the a2-level the following year
mandi: I feel for ya hunni, it sucks but yeah I hope you don't go as long as I just did - that was a real bummer
so, anyways, *cough* last night/this morning was fun
jo: the birthday fairy came early
purest: yup, a-levels. I do my as-level exams in may/june next year and then either sign up for the a2-level (full a-level) or not....
So, pregnancy wouldn't be much of an issue because I could finish my as-level and then do the a2-level the following year
mandi: I feel for ya hunni, it sucks but yeah I hope you don't go as long as I just did - that was a real bummer
so, anyways, *cough* last night/this morning was fun
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AyaMiyaki
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| kia_breizzze wrote: |
| so, anyways, *cough* last night/this morning was fun |
sounds like .Kia got some lovin'!
it's too cold here for lovin' for me
so jealous of you, girl!
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Kia
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| ayamiyaki wrote: | ||
sounds like .Kia got some lovin'!
it's too cold here for lovin' for me so jealous of you, girl! |
was about time too lol
it's cold here too, laura, but we heated things up
plus we've got a fleecy electric under blanket - that thing is wonderful - but we sure didn't need it last night *giggles*
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Sandbox Party
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| kia_breizzze wrote: | ||||
was about time too lol
it's cold here too, laura, but we heated things up
plus we've got a fleecy electric under blanket - that thing is wonderful - but we sure didn't need it last night *giggles* |
lmao!! Go kia!!!! *~*boom chikka bow wow!!*~*
laura.. Girl if its too cold for you to get some nookie you need to work on gettin you some heat into the bed lol. Its never too cold for some lovin!! Thats what warms you up, duh!!
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