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I am nursing my 21 month old DD and I still haven't had mine return yet.  I work 4 days a week.  On days I am with her she nurses 4-6 times during the day and 1-3 times at night.  I definitely have some sort of hormonal cycle going on (bloating once week, cravings the next, sensitive teeth and feeling skinning again the next), but I don't take time to keep track of it!  DH would like me to be pregnant sometime soon, but not sure how to do that without my period!



You can get pregnant without a cycle. I did 3 times. I just noticed more EWCM return and then checked my OS which was open.



I'm not sure what these acronyms mean innocent.gif  Any help?


EWCM= egg white cervical mucous. OS is the opening to the cervix.

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Hi again!  Just wanted to update you that after almost 22 months I finally got my AF!  DD nightweaned exactly two weeks ago all by herself and voila!

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My cycle started back up on dd's first birthday. Seemed pretty bittersweet to me. I was hoping for a little longer run without it. redface.gif

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great info!

Ava's Mama- I love the idea of DD self-weaning at night! Especialaly now with molars and canines coming in, we are going hours of nursing at night.  Thanks for the inspiration- let's see where we are in a few months. Maybe Af will return  like this here too-fingers and toes crossed!

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