Stalk my chart, please...

KiKi617

On CD19, 2dpo, my temp took a nosedive to 97.1. We slept with the windows open that night and I was freezing when I first woke up and temped that morning, so I had to wonder if that was a factor. So a few minutes later, curiosity got the best of me and I temped again. This time, it said 97.8. I hadn't gotten up or moved around in bed, other than to pull the covers up over me a little more. I went ahead and recorded the original temp of 97.1 because I know that's what you're supposed to do, but made a note about the second temp on FF.

But... I also played around with the two temps on FF and this is the part that confuses me: When I go with the original temp of 97.1, FF puts my coverline at 97.26. But when I go with the second temp of 97.8, FF puts my coverline at 97.6. There's a clear thermal shift on my chart and I'm 99.9% sure I O'ed on CD17 based on temps, CM, and OPK results, so does the coverline even have any significance in this one particular case? FF's coverlines kind of confuse me as it is.

mrsjohn

I would keep it where you have it. 

BlairWaldorf

hmm, I don't know about the coverline thing.  I think you did the correct thing to make notes of it all to look back on.  You can discard the temp later if you need to.