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Hi Liz!

Just wanted to wish you good luck and many blessings.




Come on sticky bean!!!!

Leila

Hey Liz,

My very first inkling was the day after ovulation my cervix came down, like it should, then literally a day or two later it went right back up high and my CM got creamy.  I know people always tell you not to use your cervix or CM to tell if you're pregnant, but we know our bodies and know what's normal or abnormal.

Also, my DH kept saying, "Geez if you're not pregnant I am scared for when you will be"  because I was SO *****ing daysss before I could even get a BFP.  I did not have cramping until days 8 and 9 PO and I think that was definitely implantation cramping.  It was mild and low, but I felt it almost all day.  I also felt warm from OV on.  I didn't have a fever, but I felt flushed most of the time.

And it sounds weird but I was absolutely having cravings before I even knew I was pregnant, 2 days before my BFP allll I wanted was a cheeseburger, which I do not even like normally, I usually sub turkey for beef whenever possible, and the day before my BFP all I wanted was filet mignon???  LOL weird.

I am sooooo hoping this is your month!!!!!

fingers crossed!!!

Karen

Sending you lots of baby dust!!!!
:)   I think it's your month!

I hope they are pregnancy symptoms you're experiencing!

When I got my positive... I thought... I haven't had any symptoms whatsoever!!!  Though in hindsight, I have/had to pee a lot and had been/still am extremely tired though I thought it was from just traveling with an 18 mo. old and I always pee a lot when traveling!

Best Wishes!!

BIg hugs and prayers that your BFP is right around the corner...you are going to make an awesome mommy!

I was sick for two weeks before I had my blood test. I was just crampy and sick in general. I asked someone if you could have symptoms a week after sex (keep in mind hubby and I only get to have sex on weekends due to our schedules) and she said it was possible. I had morning sickness then too. Ya never know, everyone is different.