Re: Re: first signs of pregnancy-DEPRESSED

[Guest guest]

i suspected I might be pregnant, as we have been trying. I have only had one

period since giving up breast feeding, and I worked out my next one was due

today. I took a test yesterday and it was negative, but no period yet. I

have the same tummp pains I had last time, feel headachy, metal taste etc.

Could the test be wrong, or do you think I could be imagining the symptoms

becasue I want the baby so much?

The first time I was pregnant, I was suprised, as I had had such bad period

pain, but without the period, so I took a test, and was pregnant, and my Dr

said the pains were from the egg implanting!

[Guest guest]

it's not unuseal for the tests to show negative when your pregnant very

early on, it depends on how good the test is - so don't give up hope yet! - wait

another day or two and try again.

BTW a really cheap place to get pregnancy test kits from is

http://www.pregnancytesting.freeserve.co.uk/

there only £4 for one or £6 for two - or 5 for £12!! including first class post,

there a really quick service I ordered one at 2pm one day and it was with me the

next day.

HTH

Joanne King

SAHM to Ethan - HB 29.06.00

Minute Secretary Colchester & District

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 30/10/2001 13:13:02 GMT Standard Time,

joandphilip@... writes:

> BTW a really cheap place to get pregnancy test kits from is

> http://www.pregnancytesting.freeserve.co.uk/

>

Thanks, I think I might give them a go, the ones in my local chemist are

nearly £10!!

[Guest guest]

,

The test might not be sensitive enough to detect a

pregnancy this early on. Wait a couple of days and test

again. If your periods have just started up again they

might still be irregular, so you might just be a bit late

this time. I hope you’re not, and the next test shows that

elusive line

If you’re not and have to keep trying, you might want to

have some other TTC-ers (trying to conceive) to chat with

and compare notes. There is a good bulletin board at

parentsplace.com (once on their main page, go to ‘Boards’

and then look for ‘Trying to Conceive’) that I used until

recently. The majority are Americans, but there are quite a

few British, Canadians, Australians, etc. I think other

parenting websites have the same sort of thing, so you

might be able to find one closer to home, but that’s the

one I have experience with and it was a helpful and

informative experience.

Positive test ‘vibes’ to you

Phyllis

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 31/10/2001 12:42:33 GMT Standard Time, plaatsch@...

writes:

> Positive test ‘vibes’ to you

> Phyllis

>

>

Thanks, I am not getting my hopes up, but you never know!