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June 20, 2000

C#2; CD#29; 13DPO

Well, its loony time! :o) I am freaking out because my temps are extremely high! Here are my post-O temps:
1DPO: 97.9
2DPO: 98.0
3DPO: 98.0
4DPO: 97.9
5DPO: 98.4
6DPO: 98.3
7DPO-10DPO: 98.6 (second highest temp ever in three months of charting)
11DPO: 98.1 (wasn't sure about this one -- took it after I tossed and turned for almost an hour)
12DPO: 98.9 (highest temp ever!)
13DPO: 98.9 (ditto!)

As you can see, besides the temperature drop at 11DPO, they have continued to climb! I would like to get excited, but, first, I took an HPT on 12DPO and it came back negative and second, I have all the classic AF symptoms! I am bloated beyond belief, cramping (regular AF like cramping), sore boobs (always before AF), etc. I have also been moody lately, which is a sign that she's coming. It seems that my temps are telling one story and my symptoms are telling another!

I just realized that by the time you all read this, I will know one way or another! Well, if you're interested, I will post on my "Talk to Me" board whether or not I got AF. I am expecting her on Friday, and I feel like she is definitely coming so I'm not holding my breath! I feel like all these temperatures are a fluke or something, and that tomorrow I am going to wake up with a temp drop, then AF is going to show up right on time on Friday. We shall see! I am trying to remain positive, but with the feelings I have, it seems unrealistic.

Hope everyone else is doing great!
~Karen~



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