ChinaCat
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Hi Mela Lu, we pronounce it Neeve, we are british and I have heard that in the US it is pronounced Nev, I got it from the Irish meaning of bright. I love that it means snow in italy - its was a very snowy honeymoon so she can be my snowbaby! So glad you like it, I get very mixed reactions!Date: 11/12/2008 5:48:50 PM
Author: mela lu
Hi girlies! Just lurking and always checking in on my favoritest hardest working s#x machines out there. I''m feeling for all of you, with the BD''ing burn out. HANG IN THERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lottie - If you don''t mind me asking, how do YOU pronounce your daughters name. I LOVE that name, it''s on my babyname list (because I''m Italian and it means Snow in Italian which I think is so pretty). In english I would probably pronounce it either NEEVE or NEV. (In Italian it''s Neh-veh). How do you say it?![]()
I''m always rooting for you girls. I know how stressful this time is ( I remember all too well). This group is so supportive and helpful. You all helped me through my m/c and TTC anxieties...so I thank you all for that! Hopefully my rooting will keep your spirits up.![]()
LOL... this is why we did it every dayDate: 11/13/2008 5:21:05 PM
Author: Festy
I am sooo tempted to try and do it every day...
When you're on the page with your chart, there should be a button at the top called Home Page Setup. Your home page URL is shown at the top. (And also in your browser's address thingy).Date: 11/13/2008 5:46:15 PM
Author: fisherofmengirly
I don't think I have a home page on FF. How do you do that??
Anyway, it's not much of a chart at this point, but I do have to admit I was excited to get the rise this AM. Tomorrow will tell me more, though. And then possibly on Saturday, I'll get those crosshairs I so love.
That''s interesting, Fisher. I heard last week on the news that women who suffer from migraines have a decreased risk for breast cancer. At the time it made no sense to me, but knowing that hormones have an effect on both, it makes more sense.Date: 11/14/2008 7:38:12 AM
Author: fisherofmengirly
Hey, there is a correlation between headaches and ovulation, due to hormone shifts. Interesting! Totally makes sense, though.
Taken from: http://bcbsma.medscape.com/viewarticle/494126_2
''In pregnancy, for example, when both estradiol and serotonin levels are high, headaches often decrease. On the other hand, during ovulation, menstruation, and birth, when there is a decline in estradiol and inhibitory serotonin, the incidence of headaches increases. This cycling of estradiol from high to low levels is an essential component in causing changes in serotonin levels and, consequently, changes in headache patterns. Although estradiol levels decline with menopause, the cycling aspect of the hormones stops and, therefore, headaches do not generally worsen with spontaneous menopause.''
Um, I did too, against my better judgment.Date: 11/15/2008 10:18:33 AM
Author: *Lindsey*
Wow so I went over to the bump forums to see what you guys were talking about -- WOW. So glad I have PS and FertilityFriend. I''ve never encountered any mean ladies like what I see on the bump. Maybe those preggo ladies are totally miserable? Scary!