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Trigger is gone!

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I took my tests this morning and my Wondfo strips were neg this morning ( at 7 days past trigger)! Yay! So looks like from here on out I can take a break from the testing and just relax and wait for the real thing to come back!!

I am feeling great about this month! My temps are great, my progesterone is kickin in high gear ( I can tell by the sore boobs and bloating! ick!) and I am just feeling all sorts of hopeful! I even brought out the baby outfit  bought two years ago, that I have had shoved into my dresser, and sat it next to my vision board...Things I totally would not do even just a couple weeks ago...I have to admit I am kind of liking this "hopeful like it is the first cycle trying" mood I have been in....
=)

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  1. EmilyJanuary 20, 2013 at 1:21 PM

    Love that you have a vision board and are open to feeling the love again this cycle! Fingers crossed for you lady!!

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  2. MomOf2goobers:)January 20, 2013 at 9:47 PM

    Fingers crossed and prayers going up girl. You're a wonderful lady and I hope you get that take home healthy baby! xoxoxox

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  3. MomOf2goobers:)January 20, 2013 at 9:49 PM

    You deserve that take home baby honey and I hope and pray this is it. Fingers crossed and prayers going up for you! <3 Amy

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  4. Meg BrinkJanuary 21, 2013 at 10:01 AM

    Sending tons of prayers!!

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