susannah14
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Hi ladies, I need some opinions!
I am usually pretty regular with 30 day cycles, ovulation on 14-16, with classic EWCM right around 14-16. However, this cycle I had EWCM on the morning of day 9. Which worried me because that's ALWAYS meant ovulation really soon and my husband and I got it on in the middle of the night on day 9. But the EWCM continued until day 13, going from clear to yellow/milky and back to clear and now it's finally gone on day 14. So my question is....
The sperm from the wee hours of CD9 most likely had the help of the fertile EWCM (since a giant glob of it came out while I was standing in church--sorry TMI). If I ovulated on CD13/14, how likely is it that they are still up there waiting??
For those of you who have been pregnant before....how old was the sperm that got the job done?
I am usually pretty regular with 30 day cycles, ovulation on 14-16, with classic EWCM right around 14-16. However, this cycle I had EWCM on the morning of day 9. Which worried me because that's ALWAYS meant ovulation really soon and my husband and I got it on in the middle of the night on day 9. But the EWCM continued until day 13, going from clear to yellow/milky and back to clear and now it's finally gone on day 14. So my question is....
The sperm from the wee hours of CD9 most likely had the help of the fertile EWCM (since a giant glob of it came out while I was standing in church--sorry TMI). If I ovulated on CD13/14, how likely is it that they are still up there waiting??
For those of you who have been pregnant before....how old was the sperm that got the job done?
