3rd: Pregnancy Photo Progression

Days Pass Ovulation I Tested: I tested 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20 - for a total of 7 days.

Photo Progression: The first and second photos are from the first day I tested. Photo 2 shows all the pregnancy tests from 11 days past ovulation. Photo 3 shows the progression of 11 and 12 days past ovulation. The 4th photo shows the progression of 11, 12, and 14 days past ovulation. Photo 5 is the 14 and 15 days past ovulation. Photo 6 is 16 days past ovulation. Photo 7 is 11 and 16 days past ovulation. Photo 8 is 18 days past ovulation. And photo 9 is 18 and 20 days past ovulation.

* Although the pictures indicate numbers, such as 13 to mean 13 days past ovulation, these were labeled before my first ultrasound and after having my dating ultrasound the numbers are incorrect. So the numbers and the photos will not match the words in the caption. The words in the captions are correct.

My faint positive at 11 days past ovulation

11 days past ovulation

11 & 12 days past ovulation according to chart

11 & 12 Days Pass Ovulation HPTs are kind of
getting old with how yellow they are turning on the screen.
Tossed after this last photo.
bottom: 14 Days past ovulation.

14 & 15 days past ovulation

16 days past ovulation

Clear Blue with Weeks Digital Pregnancy Test
11 Days Past Ovulation: 1-2 weeks
16 Days Past Ovulation: 2-3 weeks

18 days pass ovulation test

9.

18 days past ovulation (dollar store)
20 days past ovulation (First Signal Wal-Mart's .88 cents)

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