Post # 1
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Busy bee
Hi Bees,
I know this is super personal and private, but y’all are a wealth of information. 🙂 I recently suffered a miscarriage at 6 weeks and a few days. It took about a week to pass and it was natural. About 2 days after my bleeding stopped I had normal looking ovulation cervical mucus. There is NO way I could be ovulating right? But then what the heck is it? And is it normal? Of course I am hoping that is what it is, but I doubt it right?
Post # 3
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Bee Keeper
@LuluH: I’m so sorry again about your miscarriage. It’s definitely not IMPOSSIBLE, but I think it’s unlikely. I suspect your hormones are all crazy right now trying to regulate, and I bet your estrogen is high right now (which I think is the hormone responsible for CM). What cycle day are you on today? Some women regulate right away, so it really COULD be O.
Post # 4
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Busy bee
@ChuckNorris: Edited double post!
Post # 5
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Busy bee
@ChuckNorris: I have no idea. Do I count the first day of my miscarriage like a period? I think I just need to wait for shark week to come on its own and go from there. It is unnerving though to not have a clue where I am. How long did it take you to regulate after?
Post # 6
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Honey bee
For me, it took about 6 weeks, but each person is different.
Post # 7
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Bumble bee
@LuluH: Don’t know the answer to your question but am really sorry to hear about your MC. 🙁
Post # 8
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Bee Keeper
@LuluH: Yeah, you count the first day of the miscarriage as your LMP. I posted this same thread when I was going through it myself! =(
Painful topic (miscarriage) and charting/cycle/medical question. LONG
Well, as you know, it looks like I never was never/still aren’t regular, so I can’t answer that part of the question. That’s not related to the CP, though, that’s just me.
Post # 9
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Busy bee
@LuluH: It may be possible even though you miscarried at 6 weeks the pregnancy may have stopped been viable at 4-5 weeks and therefor you may have been ovulating at this stage.
Post # 10
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Busy bee
@StuporDuck: thank you for sharing.
@nyckitten: thank you.
@ChuckNorris: thanks for the helpful link. BTW good luck with the meds. I am rooting for you. 🙂 I need to see where I am at on my cycle.
@hiheel: I think you are right. It wasn’t ever very viable. Not sure about ovulating already. My body and myself are confused!
Post # 11
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Busy bee
- Wedding: November 2007 - Radisson Hotel
For me, I m/c at 4w3d, and I ovulated last Friday at CD15 (with first day of bleeding classified as CD1), which is completely my normal day to ovulate. I bled for about six days. and my period is usually 5 days including spotting.
Post # 12
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Busy bee
@Mrs. Kiwi: Thank for sharing. I am sorry for your loss. It is comforting to me to hope my body will go back to normal after. I hope you are doing ok. It sucks.
Post # 13
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Busy bee
- Wedding: November 2007 - Radisson Hotel
@LuluH: It DOES suck, especially when you see the girls who got their BFPs around you with sticky babies posting about things you wish you could post about. It makes it another level of pain. I am hoping for you that the next cycle is the lucky sticky one.
Post # 14
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Busy bee
@Mrs. Kiwi: Totally true. Meh. I hope you get your sticky baby too. Were you told to wait a cycle? My Dr. Said go for it, but honestly I don’t think this is ovulation, seems off to me. And my husband is gone. Tough to get pregnant without him. 🙂 and honestly it will be hard to get excited again. I sure sound like a downer. Anyhow I’m rooting for you. Fingers crossed.
Post # 15
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Busy bee
- Wedding: November 2007 - Radisson Hotel
@LuluH: Yes, my doctor said to let this current cycle go, and to just try again the next one. She said while fertility can get a boost post m/c, there is also a greater chance of recurrent miscarriages, and my heart just cannot take it again right away.
You are not a downer. It’s a piece of shit that we have to deal with, it really is. It’s unfair, and it’s heartbreaking and it’s just effed up. I am terrified of getting pregnant again because I know I won’t be able to enjoy it as much in the beginning, even though I already have a daughter, and know there shouldn’t be a problem with me. Still, this happens to you and it’s like your whole world changes. It’s just unfair.
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