Symptoms I'm Tracking

I am having all the same symptoms as you are, and they come and go. I think it's not abnormal not to get symptoms for the first bit of the first trimester and have them come on a little later. Can I say, I am especially loving having PIMPLES again. I am 35 for crissakes, what is UP with the zits here? The constant, gnawing hunger pains are the worst though. source

If it is extreme, as in the horse completely falling in on his shoulder, then yes, there is a reason for concern. Some OTTBs do this because their training has been so "one sided" and it is very difficult to overcome. source

Well, I don't know what the doctor will think, but I think it is good to do. At minimum, you may start to see patterns that you weren't aware of. And, it will help you remember things when you finally meet with them. I know I remembered 2 or 3 things about my son's development that might have been significiant, only after I walked out of the eval. There's always a chance you won't be able to go through everything with the doctor, so it might be helpful to see if you can determine any patterns or themes, and try to review the major issues in case you don't have time. source

You'd really think I'd know this- but am wondering if I am for sure ovulating every month. Since having my Mirena removed in October, I've had 3 regular periods. So, I'm guessing that I'm definately ovulating, right? source

I would also want to ask the question of how much time would be required to accurately track the mistakes, and if that time could be better spent directly on improving the software instead. If you can do this in a minimal amount of time and are able to refer back to your records to prevent future mistakes, it may be valuable. In the long run though, I think it will be better to stick with an absolutely high level list of common mistakes you make. source