u/Additional_Source401

Breastfeeding chaos cycle: 14 DPO or 7 DPO?

Sorry for the TMI, but I am trying to understand my CM and timeline right now.

I am breastfeeding and my AF returned a few months ago.
CD 1 was April 25th:

**May 7/8 (CD 13/14):** EWCM. OPK was dark but not fully positive. BD both days. Mild sharp pain on the right on May 8th (CD 14).

**May 15th (CD 21):** Sharp pains in lower abdomen/vagina + watery CM.

**Yesterday, May 21st (CD 27):** CM was yellowish but still stretchy.

I’ve had some symptoms lately: a stuffy nose, fatigue, evening nausea, coffee aversion, sore breasts, and pulling in my thighs.
I've been testing since 5 DPO (One Step, CB) and everything has been a BFN so far. Today is CD 28.
I am confused by the timeline and the fact that my CM became yellow but remained stretchy so late in the cycle.

**Has anyone else experienced this?**

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u/Additional_Source401 — 13 hours ago

DPO 9/10

One Step, dpo9/10 - on the Right you see an Ovulation test on the left the pregnancy Test. What do you think?

u/Additional_Source401 — 6 days ago

Watery Cervix CD20 - anyone else?

My little one is 18 months and I’m still nursing. My period only came back a few months ago so this is only my third cycle since postpartum. I’m still trying to figure out what my body is even doing at this point honestly.

TMI Today is cycle day 20 and I noticed really watery CM. Which felt kind of random and unexpected this late in my cycle? I know watery CM usually points to ovulation approaching but I feel like that window has passed for me already. My cycles have been all over the place so I genuinely don’t know if my body tried to ovulate again or if this means something else entirely.

I know that breastfeeding can mess with your hormones for a while even after your period returns and I’m wondering if that’s just… still happening to me.

Has anyone been through something similar? Did you conceive while still nursing? Would love to know if watery CM later in your cycle ever turned out to be an early pregnancy sign for anyone or if it was just another weird postpartum cycle thing.
Any experiences welcome.

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u/Additional_Source401 — 7 days ago

Beschäftigungsverbot

Ist hier jemand in der ambulanten Jugendhilfe tätig der ein Beschäftigungsverbot in der Schwangerschaft bekommen hat? Falls ja wie alt waren die Kinder und was waren die konkreten Gefährdungsgründe?

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u/Additional_Source401 — 9 days ago
▲ 5 r/EMDR

How did you piece together what happened to you as a child?

I’ve been sitting with this for a while and finally feel ready to ask.
For as long as I can remember I’ve had these fleeting flashes. Brief images, feelings, or moments that never quite form a full picture. Like catching a reflection in broken glass. I know something happened to me when I was a child but I’ve never had the full story. My memories come in pieces, never the whole thing.

I’m about to start EMDR therapy which honestly terrifies me. Not because I doubt it works but because the timing feels fragile. I have a young child and my biggest fear is getting retraumatized mid process and not being able to show up for her the way she needs me to. Has anyone navigated this? How did you protect your ability to function as a parent while doing deep trauma work?

I also want to ask something I’ve never seen discussed: Is there any way to find out through police or child services whether you appear in any official records or case files from your childhood? I’ve always been too afraid to ask my parents directly. I don’t know if I ever will be.

How did you find out what happened? Did it come through therapy, records, a family member finally speaking up, or just time slowly unlocking things?
I feel like I’m standing at a door I’ve kept closed my whole life and I’m finally gathering the courage to open it.

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u/Additional_Source401 — 9 days ago

How did you piece together what happened to you as a child?

I’ve been sitting with this for a while and finally feel ready to ask.
For as long as I can remember I’ve had these fleeting flashes. Brief images, feelings, or moments that never quite form a full picture. Like catching a reflection in broken glass. I know something happened to me when I was a child but I’ve never had the full story. My memories come in pieces, never the whole thing.

I’m about to start EMDR therapy which honestly terrifies me. Not because I doubt it works but because the timing feels fragile. I have a young child and my biggest fear is getting retraumatized mid process and not being able to show up for her the way she needs me to. Has anyone navigated this? How did you protect your ability to function as a parent while doing deep trauma work?

I also want to ask something I’ve never seen discussed: Is there any way to find out through police or child services whether you appear in any official records or case files from your childhood? I’ve always been too afraid to ask my parents directly. I don’t know if I ever will be.

How did you find out what happened? Did it come through therapy, records, a family member finally speaking up, or just time slowly unlocking things?
I feel like I’m standing at a door I’ve kept closed my whole life and I’m finally gathering the courage to open it.

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u/Additional_Source401 — 9 days ago

How did you piece together what happened to you as a child? Fragmented memories, starting EMDR soon, and wondering if there’s a paper trail

I’ve been sitting with this for a while and finally feel ready to ask.
For as long as I can remember I’ve had these fleeting flashes. Brief images, feelings, or moments that never quite form a full picture. Like catching a reflection in broken glass. I know something happened to me when I was a child but I’ve never had the full story. My memories come in pieces, never the whole thing.

I’m about to start EMDR therapy which honestly terrifies me. Not because I doubt it works but because the timing feels fragile. I have a young child and my biggest fear is getting retraumatized mid process and not being able to show up for her the way she needs me to. Has anyone navigated this? How did you protect your ability to function as a parent while doing deep trauma work?

I also want to ask something I’ve never seen discussed: Is there any way to find out through police or child services whether you appear in any official records or case files from your childhood? I’ve always been too afraid to ask my parents directly. I don’t know if I ever will be.

How did you find out what happened? Did it come through therapy, records, a family member finally speaking up, or just time slowly unlocking things?
I feel like I’m standing at a door I’ve kept closed my whole life and I’m finally gathering the courage to open it.

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u/Additional_Source401 — 9 days ago