CD10

Couple of things to share:

1) I had to start using the OPKs again this morning so I went to CVS last night to buy them. $28 for 7. I knew that Walmart had them for a few bucks cheaper but didn’t feel like driving that far when I was already at CVS. So I took them up to the register to buy them and they rang up as $5.70!!! I went back and got another box, but only one because I thought for sure that would ring up right, and it rang up as $5.70 also! I should have bought a year’s supply but ended up with just the two boxes. I may try to go back today and see if they still do that. The receipt said something about $5.70 – savings of $22… I think maybe it got switched in the system and IF they were on sale they should have been for $22 something, with a savings of $5.70. The sign on the shelf didn’t say anything about a sale, just that they were $28 and some change. How awesome is that?

2) Kim just called and my u/s is scheduled for 9am on Saturday. It will either be her or Dr. S doing it, I'm not sure. If Dr. S does it, it will be the first time she's done the exam since that "well, it's not good" day. The appt with her a few weeks ago went well though, so hopefully she'll be a little more patient friendly on Saturday.

3) I just found a website with funny ways to pass the time in the 2ww. #13 on the list cracked me up so I may just have to implement it this cycle.

"Delegate the burden of the two-week wait. Clearly someone has to worry constantly during this time, but does it have to be you? Divide the days up among your best friends and closest family members. On their assigned day, they are required to think, wonder, and worry all day about whether you are pregnant. At the end of the day they have to call or send you email describing how agonizing it was. Also they have to report if they had any "symptom," such as, sore breasts, excessive urination, nausea, bleeding, fatigue. You'll be surprised how many people, male and female, have early pregnancy symptoms if they just look for them."