[blparent] Accessible pregnancy and ovulation kits.

[Samara Raine]

I agree wholeheartedly. I live alone and just started using an ovulation 
predicter kit. I actually needed to walk to the office of my building and 
ask one of the women there that I'm friendly with if she would assist me in 
reading the kit. She was happy to help and we managed to catch the very last 
day of my surge, but I still feel it's my right to have privacy in this 
matter. I'm not easily embarrassed and Rachel is great, but still. I'm lucky 
she knows how to accurately read them as well, because there's no garuntee, 
even with instructions, that the person reading a OPK or pregnancy test is 
doing so correctly.

And I know that when I begin using the pregnancy tests, I want to be the one 
to scream and squeal and tell people the good news if it's positive. I don't 
want to be the one whose told the good news that is, in fact, mine to tell.

Sam