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6 dpo, tww white discharge

So I've been really tired and crampy. I'm having an abundance of milky white cm. is this normal, I only ask because I usually dry up after ovulation until right before AF. But I'm not due for AF for 6-7 days. Please anyone who has experienced this let me know and the turn out. Thanks and baby dust to all
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No Abigeyl, you must have sex during ovulation to get pregnant, Sperm dies shortly after it hits the air.  Sore breasts and weird feelings in you belly can happen before your period, I wouldn't worry, you cycle can change at anytime trust me...I am sure you will be getting it soon.
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Can i get pregnant from fingering by my boyfriend? He said that he wiped it off before he puts it to me. But this few days, my breast hurts so much, my tummy makes some noise, and my period is two days late. Im worrying :(
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Good luck this month! Baby dust to you
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Cgad no luck for me but i suppose to ovulate tomorrow
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hey ladies, well here we are again, this month I went off the clomid, I ovulated cd11, confirmed with kits and ultrasound, a little early for me but I went with it, so hopefully baby dust for all this month, any luck for anyone last month?
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Bandqmom baby dust coming your way.
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