Hello
As anyone who saw my last couple of posts (after just using this site as a reference point for months I've suddenly become very active!) will know I had a faint BFP on our OTD. The clinic confirmed (after seeing a pic) that yes it was a positive - woohoo, and the following day (Monday) I did a FR test that came back a medium-ish positive, was very happy with that.
Then yesterday (Tuesday) I started getting really cocky and decided to test not using FMU with a Clear Blue Digital so I could see that magic word on the screen and feel really smug about myself. Unfortunately for me it came up with two not so magic words - NOT PREGNANT. CB certainly don't beat around the bush.
Anyway I called my clinic and she said not to worry too much as I've had 2 positives but the CBD should really be picking up the hormone by now and 'a negative is a negative'. She then called me back & said digitals are not especially reliable at this early stage and to continue with pessaries & test again on Friday morning.
Of course as I'm sure many of you ladies will expect and understand, I disregarded the whole wait till Friday thing & tested this morning with FMU with a FR and CB traditional line tests. Both have come back as extremely faint positives, there, but barely visible.
I'm pretty certain what with my initial faint positive only getting stronger for one day and to then go on to become extremely faint (and I'm talking squint in natural light by the window) again, it's looking like I have had a chemical pregnancy. I haven't had any bleeding yet but I'm sure that will start soon. I will test again on Friday morn as instructed by the clinic but I'm sure by that point it will just be a simple negative.
Thanks to all of you who wished me congratulations this week - it was wonderful to tentatively feel pregnant & experience that happiness & excitement even though it was brief! Good luck to everyone else and hope you all go on to have healthy pregnancies and babies ππΌ
Hopefully I'll be back in the NY with tales of our second NHS round xx