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AF — Aunt Flo(w). Your period (menstruation)
BD — Baby Dance. Intercourse, sex
BFN — Big Fat Negative (pregnancy test result)
BFP — Big Fat Positive (pregnancy test result)
BMS — Baby-Making Sex
CB — Cycle Buddy. Someone who has the same monthly cycle/ovulation dates as you
CD — Cycle Day
CF — Cervical Fluid
CL — Corpus Luteum. A cyst responsible for making the hormone progesterone that prepares the uterus for pregnancy
CM — Cervical Mucus
CP — Cervical Position
CY — Cycle
DI — Donor Insemination
DP — Dancing Partner. Spouse or significant other
DPO — Days Past Ovulation
DTD — Doing The Dance. Sex
EW — Egg White. Consistency of cervical mucus
FTTA — Fertile Thoughts To All
FMU — First Morning Urine
hCG — Human Chorionic Gonadotropin. Pregnancy hormone
IF — Infertility
IUI — Intra-Uterine Insemination
IVF — In Vitro Fertilization
LH — Luteinizing Hormone
LMP — Last Menstrual Period
LP — Luteal Phase
O — Ovulation
OPK — Ovulation Predictor Kit
PCOS (POS) — Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome
PG — Pregnancy, pregnant
PT — Pregnancy Test
S/A — Sperm or semen analysis
TTC — Trying To Conceive
2WW — Two Week Wait (time until you can take a pregnancy test)
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