how do you now what your coverline is?

[Jewels]

How do you know what your coverline is? Is that the word I am lookin for?
Jewels

[BC-DKNY]

yep jewels...that's the word you're looking for.

your CL is drawn 1/10th of a degree higher that your higest temp for the 6 days leading up to O. some books or sites use 5 days.

for example:

cd 9 97.3
cd 10 97.4
cd 11 97.2
cd 12 97.0
cd 13 97.4
cd 14 97.1
cd 15 97.9

in this scenario you would've O on cd 14, gotten your temp increase on cd 15, and calculate your CL based on 97.4 (the highest of the preceding temps) making it 97.5.

HTH

[BC-Maura]

cd17 97.2
cd18 97
cd19 96.8
cd20 97.4 surge, drank wine night b4 BMS
cd21 97 BMS watery cm, cramping
cd 22 97 watery cm
cd23 97 sticky cm
cd24 97.2
cd 25 98.1 temped 1 hour later than norm & drank wine night b4

Hi Jewels, I copied and pasted your recent temps for easy reference.

In your case, assuming O was on cd 23 (and ignoring that temp on cd 20) your coverline would be 97.1 because 97.0 was your highest temp of your temps from cds 18 - 23.

Take care and good luck++++++++++
Maura

[stacy-ann]

Hi Jewel, Maura had done great job in responding to your post and can't seem to add anything else but lots of +++++++++ thoughts.

Good luck!!!