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Hgreen, I agree that it looks like you ov'd on Day 23. It is looking good so far, keep watching to see how your BBT does. Welcome Gemma :)

I am currently taking progesterone, has anyone else taken this? I was on clomid for 3 cycles prior to this one.

Hmmm interesting, bith this site and fertility-friend set O to
CD 23. I know there isn't a dip on O day, but my understanding was a temp raising above the coverline signified O? I had cramping in what I think was my right ovary on CD23 around 2pm. Like I said though this is my first time charting so Im appreciative of your feedback.

Ovulation is when the BBT goes up like .3-.5 degrees and confirmed after three days of high temps. Ask anything, that's what this site is for :)

what do you all think so far?

http://www.fertilityfriend.com/home/43f838

Wow, I was just comparing our charts and they are so different!

Looks to me like O was a sure thing. I guess we are both waiting and watching and hoping for an implantation dip in the next couple of days.

So far I am really enjoying temping, I feel like it gives me something practical to work on during the TWW.

Ya, I have a low body temperature overall. Don't worry if you don't see a big implantation dip, not everyone experiences it. I know when I had my chemical, it was a small dip

Do you think it's possible the slight dip 6DPO could be implantation? My temp was up a tiny bit this morning but I've had some spotting.

http://www.countdowntopregnancy.com/my-account/bbt_chart.php?cycleid=287428

It is hard to tell because after the little dip, the temperature is slowly rising. This would be too early for AF to come so that is a good sign. We are in the same boat, so let's hope we both get BFP's soon. I am going to try and wait to test as long as possible.

I have been looking at a lot of positive pregnancy charts on fertility friend and it seemed to be women who test vaginally (which I do) didn't experience the same huge drop as those who test orally. It may just be a coincidence with the charts I was looking at, but I figured I'd ask if you knew it that was the case or not?

That I don't know much about :( I test orally too