Not sure what it means
So, we started ttc in January. My last period started Feb 7th (on-time), but was really light and only lasted about 2 1/2 days with no clots. Yesterday I started bleeding again, like a VERY light period (not enough for a tampon or even a pad really) and still a little today. I'm older (38) and have 2 children (10 & 4). Do you think it's just an early period? I've been regular for years.
Thanks.
its hard to say. Maybe implantation bleeding? when do you expect your next period?
I expect my next period on Feb 5th, I believe
Thanks
whatever the bleeding was, it never got heavy like a period and ended after about 2 1/2 days. By the 3rd day (yesterday evening) it was just brown discharge...
My period wasn't/isn't due until Feb 5th, so I'm still confused.
Did you mean due on March 5th? If that's the case, I agree with the others maybe it was implantation spotting, or maybe you O'd and spotted? I'm not sure what else to tell you, except
Leigh(34)/Matt(38)/Sonja Lily(2.5)/9/1112/11
yes, I did mean March 5th. I don't know what's wrong with my brain lately...
This...Originally Posted by pumpkinpeejays
Did you mean due on March 5th? If that's the case, I agree with the others maybe it was implantation spotting, or maybe you O'd and spotted? I'm not sure what else to tell you, except
My last "real" period was Dec 8-28. (I found out Dec 10 when I started to bleed like I was dying that I was having a m/c.) Jan 13-14 I had spotting just like you. Feb 16 I got the faintest BFP. Good luck.
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DH-39, Me-37,
MC quadruplets and 1 singleton.
Living inspite of Multiple Sclerosis since 11/02
i would test in a few days
9/9/12 8 wks HB 166 9/17/12 10wks HB 176 10/2/12 12wks HB 167 10/16/12 14wks HB 156 10/30/12 16wks HB 146
Thanks everyone!
I'm trying to relax and wait for the first of March to test. I'm afraid to hope, at this point...but my 4-year-old keeps talking about a baby sister that's supposed to be "in mommy's tummy." We don't talk about baby things around her, but maybe she overheard something and is just playing it out. When I was only 2 weeks pregnant with her, my son (who was 5 at the time) announced that "mommy has a girl baby in her tummy." Since I didn't think there was a chance, and we had just separated, I told him he was wrong and to never talk like that again. A month later I found out that he was right...
It wouldn't be the first time I've heard of a small child basically predicting a new baby and being spot on! Good luck!
Rae (27), DH (26), Lucas (6/3/12), #2 due in December
Tested today and
Augusta (38), Jeff (33),
and 3 rescued fur-babies Chancey the boxer mix(10), Tuck the malamute (2), and Jake the kitty who thinks he's a dog (1 year old!)
I'm sorry! Keep trying!!
Thanks...Jeff said (with that wicked look in his eyes) "hey, now we can get in a bunch of practice"
He's so sweet and wonderful...I just so badly want to make his dream of being a dad come true.
Augusta (38), Jeff (33),
After some BFNs, the only thing I can figure is that my wacky thyroid decided to change my cycle without checking with me first...This only happened to me once before, and the very next cycle I got a BFP, so I still have a tiny bit of hope--especially since we did plenty of BDing
around the time of my surprise OPK+ So....fingers and toes and everything else crossed, although I barely have any hope at this moment and am so depressed I want to cry at every little thing, and barely even feel like eating anymore...sigh... still, ya never know
Augusta (38), Jeff (33),
Broken thyroids are a pain in the butt. Just so you know, once you do get your BFP, call your doctor and DEMAND that they start checking it immediately. The nurse I talked said my thyroid wouldn't change until later (big fat lie) and my thyroid got so out of whack during pregnancy now that I had to go back to the endocrinologist. SHE told me thyroid levels will start changing very early on in a pregnancy and don't level off until 16 weeks or so. Even my o/b wasn't fully aware of thyroid issues IN pregnancy (which surprised me). My advice when the time comes is to be very proactive about it!
Rae (27), DH (26), Lucas (6/3/12), #2 due in December
Yuppers, big huge pains in the butt!!
When I was pregnant with my DD, my Dr checked every 2 weeks in the beginning, and then every month after a few months. My original ob didn't know about throid issues in pregnancy, but I ended up with a high-risk one that was familiar with thyroid issues.
Augusta (38), Jeff (33),
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