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Conception Ambiguities
Anyone else experiencing this too? BFN pregnancy test when AF still hasn't
shown, keeping you guessing: am I pregnant or not?!
Along with symptoms that make you think you're pregnant where you can't decide: am
I hoping too hard...or are these for real pregnancy symptoms?
Frustrated!
Posted by:
KnJ
on Wed Nov 10, 2010
AAaahhh! This is sooo frustrating. Just venting because I really have no one else to vent to. I haven't seen AF in over a month, on CD 43 and I'm normally between 22 and 33 days... Been TTC for 2 months and I've taken 4 HPT and all were negative! I'm waiting out a few more days before I test again. I haven't tested in 2 weeks and DH and I BD about 10 days ago when I had an LH surge (according to the OPK). I'm having some symptoms of pregnancy, but I don't want to get my hopes up too high. I think my body is playing a really mean trick on me! Has anyone out there experienced anything like this?! I feel like I can throw a rock and there's a pregnant woman! all of my friends are pregnant, some with their 3rd or 4th and some just found out and didn't mean to get pg. So unfair. I just want a BFP or AF to show up... something needs to happen!
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