[dewenton]

Hello :) my husband and I are trying to conceive, have been for almost a year now, and I had my last period on January 8th, 2013. I was due for my next period February 5th, 2013. The latest I've ever been was 4 days. I'm not 16 days late. At 8 days late, I took a blood test which came back negative. All of my hpt have been negative, too. The last one I took was yesterday. I've tried multiple brands, by the way. Anyway, I believe I ovulated on January 22nd, 2013. I usually get bad ovulation pain and I certainly had pain that day. Then on January 26th-28th, 2013, I had a dark brown discharge that was only there occasionally when I wiped (sorry, tmi). I believed it was implantation bleeding. Well, I've had lower back pain, my breasts are aching off and on, I have horrible heartburn/indigestion which has only ever happened when I was pregnant with my now 4 year old. I've had cramps since the week before my period was actually due and they come and go, but it always feels as though I'm about to get my period, but never do. I go to my doctor's on Monday but I was wondering what everyone/anyone thinks... I'm eager to find out but at the same time, I know there is obviously more of a chance that I'm not pregnant. I sometimes feel like I am, but then I think I might just be psyching myself out. I am quite aware that no one will definitively tell me if I'm pregnant or not other than testing/time... But like I said, I'm eager and Monday is not close enough. When my mother was pregnant with my oldest sibling, she also tested negative for almost 3 months, even with blood tests. I'm 26, by the way. I had a miscarriage 6 months prior to getting pregnant with my 4 year old. Thank you to anyone who can offer any help! (one last thing, I PROMISE to keep everyone updated and definitely tell the outcome no matter what happens because I absolutely loathe when people don't have the decency to let everyone who helped them out know what happens.)

[JudyKayTee]

What kind of advice are you looking for? You seem to have covered all the bases yourself.