I've figured out most of the abbreviations here - although the TTC over 35 board is like a whole different language I've got zero clue on how to learn...
One question; What is frer test?
Lucky Mom to 5 girls: 09/97, 06/99, 10/02, 11/04, 04/08 & Peanut #6 due in April!
lol...now I feel like a dummy for not being able to figure that one out! I was putting WAY too much thought into that one... I was all, Fetal Response, no... Fluid Retention External.... no that can't be it....
Thanks!
Lucky Mom to 5 girls: 09/97, 06/99, 10/02, 11/04, 04/08 & Peanut #6 due in April!
I've figured out most of the abbreviations here - although the TTC over 35 board is like a whole different language I've got zero clue on how to learn...
One question; What is frer test?
There is a link on the left titled "Bump Board Glossary" That should tell you most of what you need to know.
BFP #1 4/24/12 -Blighted Ovum (D&C 5/11/12 at 7 weeks) BFP#2 8/4/12 Stick Baby D!!! DD born 4/18/13
I've figured out most of the abbreviations here - although the TTC over 35 board is like a whole different language I've got zero clue on how to learn...
One question; What is frer test?
There is a link on the left titled "Bump Board Glossary" That should tell you most of what you need to know.
The glossary is very helpful! And if you can't find it there, a simple google search may do the trick as well.
Re: can't figure out what frer means...
FRER is a First Response Early Response pregnancy test. https://www.firstresponse.com/early-pregnancy-test.asp
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Chart for TTC#2
lol...now I feel like a dummy for not being able to figure that one out! I was putting WAY too much thought into that one... I was all, Fetal Response, no... Fluid Retention External.... no that can't be it....
Thanks!
There is a link on the left titled "Bump Board Glossary" That should tell you most of what you need to know.
BFP #1 4/24/12 -Blighted Ovum (D&C 5/11/12 at 7 weeks)
BFP#2 8/4/12 Stick Baby D!!! DD born 4/18/13
BFP# 3 6/22/14 EDD 3/4/15- grow baby, grow!!
The glossary is very helpful! And if you can't find it there, a simple google search may do the trick as well.