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Need some help figuring this out

Hey ladies. I am usually on here as " lummybabes" but something is wrong with my login so for now I have a new name lol anyways...  My cycles are usually about 30 days long. I just had my period on the 29th of december. We had sex on the last day of my period with no protection and then we had sex last night with no protection. yesterday was day 16 of my cycle. Now I was wondering what the chances of me getting pregnant were. I got pregnant with both my kids like nothing. With my son we had sex one day outta that whole month and I was pregnant. I have cramps like I am going to get my period again already. I was thinking that could be ovulation or maybe .... could I be pregnant already from the last day of my period when we did it?? what do you guys think.
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With a 30 day cycle your most likely to ovulate on day 16 of your cycle since lmost all women 14 ovulate days before there next period.  if your period changes it means you ovulated early or late. The 14 days in between rarely changes, it's the number of days between day one and ovulation that changes.  And sperm can last from up to 2-7 days so if you have a longer period or a short cycle you can most definitely get pregnant on the last day of your period as when you ovulate as the sperm will still be there when the egg is released.  So the day you concieve, as in the day the egg is fertelized and becomes an embyo, doesn't have to be the day you have sex, but you can only concieve within the 24-36 hours an egg lives after released, ska ovulated
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With your other post,combined with this your ovulateing girl...your day 16 now right time for it..
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