I have been using Glow for 2 1/2 months in hopes of conceiving baby #2 before my husband and I...
I have been using Glow for 2 1/2 months in hopes of conceiving baby #2 before my husband and I turn 40 this year. I used OPKs for the first time this month and although I saw a faint line I never got a positive. Therefore, Glow kept pushing out my ovulation date and I thought all the days we BD were for naught. We took an 11 day trip to California and I got a cold the first day we were there, so I didn't feel that great but not terrible either. I assumed I was suffering from pretty bad jet when we got back 4 days ago. I took a five hou nap and slept for 10 hours that night. Every day since I've been ridiculously tired and achy with some cramps. Just for the heck of it I took a Wondfo hpt that came with my OPKS. After the 5 minute window had passed I noticed a faint line but wasn't sure if it was an evap. Same thing the next day. And the next. AF isn't due for another 2 days but when researching the sensitivity of HPTs I saw a post about how great Dollar Tree tests are. I happened to have one left over from
last month so I took it in the middle of the afternoon, not expecting anything. Well, I got a line! I was shocked! I was so anxious for my husband to get home to tell him. When he came in I brought him into the kitchen to show him the test, our 18 month old in my arms. I showed him the test and our son exclaimed "mommy!" (Which he only said for the first time yesterday) and reached over to hug me. That was the best feeling ever! Not entirely believing the BFP was for real, once he went to bed I took an EPT and sure enough the line appeared pretty quickly. We're so excited and yet don't feel like its real! I'm hoping for a healthy and happy pregnancy and am so grateful to Glow for teaching me so much about my reproductive health in the past couple months and putting me on the right path thanks toBBT and CM charting and healthful suggestions.
With Gratitude,
Stacey Cruwys
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