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I'm lurking on this board because I'm hoping someone can help!
I have so many familiar early pregnancy symptoms (starving all the time, tired, sore boobs,etc.). I was supposed to start my period today (Wednesday) but started cramping a bleeding bright red on Sunday. I'm a complete regular girl (28 days) with never having an early or late period (well, except when I was pregnant with DS).
I stopped bleeding the next day, but spotted bright red till yesterday. I took a HPT on Sunday but got a negative. Calling my doctor is useless - she's impossible to get into with such short notice.
My question is did anyone bleed red blood for at least 24 hours and still have a healthy pregnancy?
I apologize for the novel...but appreciate any advice.
You could always wait another few days and take another test, but the one you took on Sunday is probably accurate... sorry.
Good luck and keep us posted! By the way, I am also in Canada!
I don't think I'll bother testing again. Hopefully I'll be officially joining this board again next month!
Thanks

I am so thankful for boards like this!
I wish you all beautiful and healthy pregnancies and babies.
Me (22) Hubby (23) EDD 11/27/2008 Its a Girl!!!

I got pregnant on Christmas day...heheh...I had my "period" the last week (4 days) of December. I was late by almost 10 days! I took a HPT two days before I started my "period" and it was negative (obviously too early) During this "period" I had Brown and bright red blood, even a few clots, although minimal amounts, not like usual. So I just figured it was my period. But I thought it was odd.
This also happened when I was pregnant with my Daughter. The reason I know when I conceived is because of my u/s pics....they show me at 8 1/2 weeks right now, and that was Christmas day.
Anyways...when I found out I was pregnant, I remembered that 'period' being nearly identical to the one I had when I was preggers with my Daughter and knew that it was most likely implantation bleeding....or something. I am no Doctor and even my Doctor can't explain why it was the way it was.
I'm not even sure why I was late....the whole thing is just unusual! It also made for a stressful time for a few weeks because I knew that 'period' wasn't really a period....so my dates were from November, being my last normal cycle. So, I got my dates wrong and ended up being much less pregnant than we thought. Which led to multiple blood draws for hCG levels and ultrasounds for fetal measurement. I have my 4th u/s in two weeks....at which time I will be just over 10 wks along. Sheesh!! On the up side, I have tons of pics of the baby! heheh!
I know it sounds confusing, and that's because it is! lol! Anyways, my point being is, you never know.
I'm not trying to get your hopes up, I wish you luck ttc!!!
-Isy

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