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"Anne Rogers" wrote in message
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awww, congratulations Debbie, you had me wondering yesterday, but you say
you only found out today, how bizarre!

yes, you can get pain on implantation, but I thought implantation was
closer to 10 days after ovulation, which is how an implantation bleed can
be taken for an early period and the pregnancy be dated almost 28 days
out. Again, the earliest sickness is usually felt is 10 days, so I'd guess
ovulation more like day 17.

I expect your planning to have scans, so that will tell you more.


Thanks: I'm now wondering what I wrote yesterday to make you think that!
I thought I'd read somewhere that implantation is about 5 days after
fertilizing. I'll go and see if I can find where I read it. It could well be
wrong anyway!
They do standard dating scans here, but last time the date they gave me I
knew was still too early, so I was wondering whether just to alter my lmp
date for them to save them the trouble!
Debbie

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On Oct 6, 5:16 am, "Welches"
wrote:
I'm pregnant.

Congratulations!!!

I'm trying to work out when I ovulated. My cycles are usually between 29
and
36+ days, usually towards the later end.
My temperature rise was on day 21, I had what felt like really bad period
pain on day 25, started feeling sick on day 27, and got a (strong) +ve
test
today-day 35.

Can you get implantation pain? Or was it just that I was ill or
something?

I'm guessing I ovulated about day 20, which would go with implanting on
day
25, which is why I wondered.

My brain isn't working this morning, so I can't help you here, but I
had implantation pain with my third.

Debbie
(hoping #3 doesn't make her as sick for as long as #1 and #2 did)

I hope not, too! Congratulations, Debbie! I'm happy to see your
announcement.

Thank you!
I'd never heard of implantation pain before, but I had really severe pain
for a couple of hours- so it made me wonder whether such a thing existed.
Obviously it does!
Debbie

"PattyMomVA" wrote in message
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"Welches" wrote and I snipped:
I'm pregnant.

Debbie
(hoping #3 doesn't make her as sick for as long as #1 and #2 did)

Congrats! Can you remind us of the ages of your other two?

Here's to minimal morning sickness,
-Patty, mom of 1+2
Thanks:
dd#1 is nearly 6, dd#2 is nearly 3.
Debbie

"Nikki" wrote in message
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"Welches" wrote in message
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I'm pregnant.

I have no clue about your questions but wanted to say Congratulations!!! :
D


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Thank you!
I'm teasing dh that it might be twins at the moment. Made me think of you!
Debbie

"sharalyns" wrote in message
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Welches wrote:
I'm pregnant.

I'm trying to work out when I ovulated. My cycles are usually between 29
and
36+ days, usually towards the later end.
My temperature rise was on day 21, I had what felt like really bad period
pain on day 25, started feeling sick on day 27, and got a (strong) +ve
test
today-day 35.

Can you get implantation pain? Or was it just that I was ill or
something?

I'm guessing I ovulated about day 20, which would go with implanting on
day
25, which is why I wondered.

Debbie
(hoping #3 doesn't make her as sick for as long as #1 and #2 did)

Congratulations! That's fabulous!

You sound a bit like I was with Xander (only it was a very weird
cycle--ovulated twice in one month, two weeks apart--which is how we
ended up pg--ovulated a few days after I was due to start my period, so
we thought it was ok to go unprotected.). Ovulated the second time on
day 39, had cramping and pain (thought I was starting) on day 44, sick
as a dog by day 46. Had a Dr. appointment on day 46 for my annual
exam--she did the pee test (which I had been doing for a week by this
time cause I still hadn't had a period--I'm a regular as clockwork 35
dayer), then the pelvic, and told me she was 99.9999% sure that I was
*not* pg. When I asked if maybe it was just too early to tell via
urine, she repeated the 99.9999% sure thing. Had a strong positive test
11 dpo (4 days later on day 50). He's now 5 years old! :-)

Thank you!
Did you go back and tell the dr. that she was 99.9999% wrong? Just think,
you could have had twins 2 weeks apart in gestational age. I bet the doctors
wouldn't have beleieved that either!

Seeing your post reminded me that I've a friend who's pregnant who likes the
name Xander for a boy, but she said that I was the first positive comment
she'd had on the name. I rather like it actually, but her family were saying
that he'd get so much stick with it. Can I ask if you've had any negative
comments, particularly after birth, and particularly teasing from other
children as that's what her family were claiming would happen?
Cheers:
Debbie

Welches wrote:

Did you go back and tell the dr. that she was 99.9999% wrong? Just think,
you could have had twins 2 weeks apart in gestational age. I bet the doctors
wouldn't have beleieved that either!

Yep--I did tell her, to which she asked if I needed a referral to have
it "taken care of". To which I replied, "No thank you, we're fairly
happy. Oh, and you're fired."

I *think* the pg hormones if I had gotten pg with the first ovulation,
would have prevented the second ovulation. ;-)

Seeing your post reminded me that I've a friend who's pregnant who likes the
name Xander for a boy, but she said that I was the first positive comment
she'd had on the name. I rather like it actually, but her family were saying
that he'd get so much stick with it. Can I ask if you've had any negative
comments, particularly after birth, and particularly teasing from other
children as that's what her family were claiming would happen?
Cheers:
Debbie

Everyone has always had positive comments with the exception of one
aunt and uncle who were telling us we should spell it Zander because
they knew a Xander who was a snobby brat. Well, since Xander is short
for Alexander (which he mostly goes by), it just made sense to spell it
with the "x". We hadn't actually planned on calling him Xander (just
Alexander), but it just ended up fitting and sticking by about 3 months
of age. I'm not sure what responses would have been if he had just been
Xander. The kids don't seem to care--the other Alexanders all seem to
go by Alex or Alec or AJ or the like. So Alexander appreciates the fact
that he's not Alex S.

Sharalyn
mom to Alexander James (9/21/01)

"Welches" wrote in message
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"Nikki" wrote in message
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"Welches" wrote in message
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I'm pregnant.

I have no clue about your questions but wanted to say Congratulations!!!
: D


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Thank you!
I'm teasing dh that it might be twins at the moment. Made me think of you!
Debbie

:-D You've titled your odds now, lol.

Hope you have an easy pregnancy with no morning sickness!

"Welches" wrote in message
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Thanks: I'm now wondering what I wrote yesterday to make you think that!
I thought I'd read somewhere that implantation is about 5 days after
fertilizing. I'll go and see if I can find where I read it. It could well
be wrong anyway!
They do standard dating scans here, but last time the date they gave me I
knew was still too early, so I was wondering whether just to alter my lmp
date for them to save them the trouble!
Debbie

Congrats. Implantation is typically 7-10 days after ovulation however for
some women it can happen earlier. It is possible for it to be only five
days. Sometimes it can take a couple of days for your temperature to rise.
Do you have any big dips on your chart a day or two before your temperature
rise?

"rangitotogirl" wrote in message
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"Welches" wrote in message
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Thanks: I'm now wondering what I wrote yesterday to make you think that!
I thought I'd read somewhere that implantation is about 5 days after
fertilizing. I'll go and see if I can find where I read it. It could well
be wrong anyway!
They do standard dating scans here, but last time the date they gave me I
knew was still too early, so I was wondering whether just to alter my lmp
date for them to save them the trouble!
Debbie

Congrats. Implantation is typically 7-10 days after ovulation however for
some women it can happen earlier. It is possible for it to be only five
days.
If implantation is 7-10 days then I guess I ovulate some time before the
temperature rise, on the basis I was feeling sick 6 days after the rise! No
point thinking you can get symptoms before then!

Sometimes it can take a couple of days for your temperature to rise. Do you
have any big dips on your chart a day or two before your temperature rise?
I've no dips. It's not a smooth line but it only varies for 0.1degC either
side of the line.
Thanks:
Debbie