[MountainMomma]

Do you wish now that you do chart that there are some things you wish you hadn't found out about?

No. I'm glad to know everything I know about charting so I can quit getting my hopes up when I think AF is late and it's really O that was late. I'm glad to know so that I can track the progression of my PCOS and know how much worse it is getting unmedicated.

[Proverbs31Mom]

Actually apart from the stress and the influence of relying on FF, I have learnt so much about my body that I should have learnt at 14!!

[MountainMomma]

I have learned a lot about my body since I started charting. Mostly I am thrilled to have the info! However, charting allows me to test earlier, so I learned about early miscarriages that I most likely would have thought was just a really bad AF.

[~Jess~]

No. I'd be much more frustrated if I didn't know what was going on with my body. I tend to be rather controlling though.

[lucidity03]

Even if I get frustrated sometimes, I wouldn't take back charting at all.

I have learned so much about my body and I find it facinating!

[kayleemom2005]

I love charting...It's also nice to know that I O late, isn't weird and getting my hopes up w/pg tests...Or I remember one time I was scared so bad by preg...I thought I for sure was pg...I love knowing that the o pains are normal...or at least normal for me...

[NutMeg76]

Actually apart from the stress and the influence of relying on FF, I have learned so much about my body that I should have learnt at 14!![/b]

If you don't want to rely on FF it is a good idea to take a class from a certified instructor. I took my course through the Couple to Couple League. With this organization you can do a home study program , or you can go to a couple's house and learn from them. It does cost money, but to me it was sooooo worth it to know what I am doing. You can get more info from www.ccli.org




PS when did JM star marking things that were spelled wrong?