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December 4th

December 4, 2006

CD# 38

Hello Everyone, I want to start out by congratulating Anne on her BFP. Congrats! Here's sending sticky dust your way.

Day  38, I know. I had to count again because I didn't think it was right. Unfortunately no BFP, just BFN. And there are no symptoms saying that AF is going to show herself any time soon. So I will go and refill my prescription for Provera to bring her on and start over. I should have started the Provera last week, but taking it was like giving up hope, it still is. But I have to, so I can move onto the next cycle. I really just want to call my doctor and see what she says. I have been tracking my cycles since October, in which I am in my second, and I haven't ovulated at all. But she said January, so I will wait I think, Let me know what you think. Is there any reason besides something being wrong that a almost 24 year old woman shouldn't be ovulating?

Other than that...

 I am enjoying the 12 inches on snow that was dumped on us between 3am and Noon on Friday. Fun. You have to love the snow. ;) Jake came home from hunting just in time to help in shovel. Yah! He was gone all last week hunting and I was keeping busy doing things around the house. I love the fact that I can paint my kitchen dark blue and put trim up if I want to. I also ripped up the bathroom floor and laid new tile.

And with xmas less than a month away, I hung my xmas snowflake lights and the tree is up and decorated. It's beginning to look a lot like christmas...

Baby dust to all.

Shannon



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