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Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush

please don't be, aren't you 24?? You're at the peak of your fertility.

Please please please don't stress. If, and that's a BIG IF, your cycle stays weird even for a few months afterwards, you can just put TTC on hold. Your body isn't in stasis here - it has its ways of fixing it when things go wrong and it's very very likely that the diet + breastfeeding has just convinced it that times are not right for a pregnancy. So the answer is to eat a little bit better (I'm sure you're prob. sick of hearing that from me LOL) and patience.

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Lolol to the eating right. I'm eating grapes right now!


Because I think Vitex is messing up my ovulation. Because if I ovulate on day 20...my cycle before Vitex was 34,35 days.

And Idontwannawait. Wahhhhh. Yes, 24. I just want my kids all close in age. Liam and Ezra are 18 m apart - love it! But Ezra is already 14 months.

grapes ain't gonna cut it - you need FAT.

and the vitex is...extending? shortening? What exactly is it that is happening? I'm sorry, I get dozens of very similar posts a day and I need you to fill in the blanks, even if you already went over it in this thread I don't have time to reread the whole thing.

When i started off TTC I thought I would have 5 children equally spaced 3 1/2 years apart and it would be perfect and lovely and the angels would sing and rainbows would shine and flowers would grow everywhere even in wintertime. But that didn't happen and it turned out that is actually my least fave kid spacing (my first two are that far apart and the rest are all over the map.)! Life can surprise you, it may be that you prefer something you haven't even thought of yet. Remember, obsessing over details that are largely meaningless is not your friend here (even tho they have meaning to YOU, I'm not trying to discount your feelings but just in the grand scheme of things you know in your gut that a few months does not matter). It may even be better for you physically because I thought I read that you had c-sections and it may be better to have another couple months to recover from those before getting pg again. :)