2/24/12 Update

So I finally did ovulate on the Clomid... sometime towards the end of last week. I don't know if I conceived though, being my boyfriend was in jail so we wasn't able to BD obviously. I know as of today, I should be AT LEAST 6dpo. My temps have been around 97.73F.... but yesterday it went down to 97.28F and then came back up today... I'm hoping we did conceive and this could be implantation. I've been feeling a pull on my right side around my ovary. I am guessing that's the side I ovulated on. The Dr. was kinda disappointed that I showed up on CD25 to do my progesterone instead of on day 21 like I was suppose to. I explained to the nurse that I just ovulated and she informed me that it didn't matter I still have to come on that specific day. Can you say waste of money???? Well anyways that's all that's been happening. Of course, I've been poas every morning cause I want to know the earliest possible if I am pregnant. I called the Dr and informed him I ovulated late... He says if I don't get AF by cd34, I need to take the provera to start it up. But being that I DID ovulate (according to bbt, I haven't got my progesterone results yet) AF should just come on her own and shouldn't have to be induced. I asked him what happens if I don't ever start then? He says well CONGRATULATIONS! and said to call back and set up prenatal appt for around 8-10 weeks. I am kinda worried though. I thought maybe since I am "high risk" due to my PCOS and I have m/c before, that they would keep a closer eye on me and try to get me in earlier than that and monitor my hcg and progesterone???? Oh well I guess I am thinking too ahead of time, I may not even be pregnant. Well, if I'm not then we still have 3 more cycles to try ;) and at least the smallest dose did work, late, but worked. So that's good news. As far as Pablo and the dept of immigration, I had to fill out some papers and send to the immigration court in LA to set a court date for him. He is suppose to go talk to a lawyer and see what would be the best thing to do... The worst that could happen is that he get deported, but if on good terms, they may set a bar of only 1 year that he can't come back and then in that time, we will try to file for his green card so he can return a legal citizen. :))) Well that's all for now I got to go to work... I will keep posted.