Is it possible to get 3 positive tests on first response (Walgreen's brand early pregnancy test )…

Then they are likely negatives

@mommyof2preciousboys1216 do you mind posting your test results?

Possibly testing too early.

@littleonemorning is that even possible if my lmp was on the 24th of last month

@mommyof2preciousboys1216, you may have ovulated later than you think.

Your best bet is to go and get bloodwork done.

@littleonemorning I don't have the money or insurance

@mommyof2preciousboys1216, .. then if you are pregnant what are you going to do? Cause all that stuff adds up quick. I think planned parenthood can do a blood draw or direct you to s free clinic that could.

@littleonemorning Really well if I am pregnant I'm going to enroll myself in Medicaid.

@mommyof2preciousboys1216, call planned parenthood tomorrow and see what they can help you with.

@littleonemorning I'm kinda iffy about planned Parenthood though

@mommyof2preciousboys1216, why?

@littleonemorning because the thought of them doing abortion there

@littleonemorning I know that has nothing to do with me but still

@mommyof2preciousboys1216, ..

sigh.

well. You aren’t going there for that. and they aren’t an “abortion” clinic. I’ve gone to them for birth control, pregnancy tests and regular check ups when I didn’t have insurance or needed some place without an appointment. Your choice though.

I strongly advise seeking medical advice right now instead of waiting around.

I'm sorry if the things I say seem ignorant or something.@littleonemorning

@mommyof2preciousboys1216, I just wish people would look past the “abortion” face of PP. so yes, what you said sounded ignorant because they are much more than that for many women. Some regular OB have performed abortions too because it was medically necessary. But it’s your choice. If you aren’t comfortable physically going there, call and explain your situation and see if they can direct you somewhere else that can help you meet your needs without costing too much. If not, do some research, but again, I strongly encourage getting a blood draw and if you aren’t pregnant, apply for insurance and everything so you can figure out why you aren’t getting pregnant.

@littleonemorning thanks I will definitely look into that.

@mommyof2preciousboys1216, but seriously, if you don’t have money or insurance, I personally would put having a baby on the back burner just until you at the very least have insurance. That’s just me, I don’t know your story or anything, but as someone who has gone through an unplanned pregnancy without insurance and limited funds, it’s very stressful. Especially seeing as you are someone who has been TTC for so long.

But again, that’s me. I’m just giving my two cents. Hopefully you don’t take offense to it.

@littleonemorning no not at all I mean I don't have insurance rn but I can afford another child my fiancee has a decent job. And I haven't really been trying to concieve that long maybe for a few months. My youngest is 2 but I always think if it happens it happens. But actually trying I just started last month taking my fertility pills. But I'm the type of woman that it takes very long to get pregnant my boys are 4 yrs apart

@mommyof2preciousboys1216, as long as you are comfortable with it, by all means go for it. But another reason I would seek out some medical advice is to possibly figure out why it takes you so long. Like maybe you aren’t ovulating every cycle.