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what is smu?
I saw someone posting on here about testing at night and getting a faint line and then testing again the next morning and it barely being there and that is what just happened to me litterally last night and this morning. And she said smu helped. what is it?
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Re: what is smu?
No problem. Congrats on your positive.
ETA: When did you test last night? About what time?
Well, I keep adding a T to the end of the acronym and wondering WTH is going on. I need to take up coffee drinking.
Hrm. Guess she's gone. Last night at 9:00 pm, she was posting on 3T. She was talking about her infertility. So, if she knew she was pregnant last night or possibly pregnant with a line, why did she make that post on 3T. =/
ETA LINK: https://community.thebump.com/cs/ks/forums/thread/67672861.aspx (Sorry about non clicky)
WTF are you doing on 3T then??
https://community.thebump.com/cs/ks/forums/67682162/ShowThread.aspx#67682162
HA sorry, just saw your post.
Who are those people?
It's possible she took a test late last night that was positive and another early this morning. She did say she's only about 3 weeks pregnant, so she may be a woman who starts testing everyday a week before her period and last night's happened to be a BFP. I mean, she does say she's been battling PCOS and infertility. Just because she suddenly has a BFP doesn't mean she wasn't having TTTC before last night.
I'm assuming she's wonderfully shocked and thrilled, so congratulations to her!
She hasn't been "battling" anything. And the fact that she is 21 and has conceived once in the past few months means that she's not infertile, regardless of PCOS dx.
Plenty of people have PCOS and conceive without any medical intervention within a year of trying - that's not infertility. Having PCOS does not automatically make one infertile.
I agree about both points re: (in)fertility and PCOS. However, it seems that in her mind not conceiving immediately means she's "having trouble conceiving"; apparently she compares herself to her friends' super fertility. Plus, being told you have PCOS can make one assume they'll struggle, even if it's not necessarily the case.
Ok, so she probably didn't belong on the TTTC boards, but I don't understand why that elicits such severe and suspicious reactions here. Why not just answer her question abut SMU and throw in a little congratulations for good measure? Sheesh.
These posts happen DAILY. "Oh noes! I am totally having trouble conceiving!! It's taken me a whole six months and now I want clomid!!" gets very very old.
You're new here. Lurk and learn.
Please show me where anyone was being bitter in this thread.
First off. I congratulated her on her BFP. I saw she had post history so I checked it. After reading her post on here and 3T, that was when I asked her what time she took the test.
She didn't respond, so that's when I just went ahead and posted the link and asked why she would post on 3T about infertility and on here about a BFP. Usually you post good news like that on your "home" board with the ladies that know you or have given you advice. She had 5 total posts. Only this one was on our board.
She still hasn't responded to either thread. I don't see why you're up in arms about this post when nothing has even happened. None of this has been bitter, overly dramatic or snarky. Even the 3T ladies who have every right to be upset with a possible "faker"/ AW, have been very nice.