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Brown Discharge

Hey ladies thank you for taking the time to read my question. For the past 2 days I have had brown discharge. I usually get it before my period, which is regular, but I am not supposed to get af for another week and half. My dh and I are not ttc but we also dont use condoms. We feel when God wants us to get pregnant we will. So do u think its a possibility I am pregnant? I know I will have to wait to test but theres a little hope inside of me that I am. Thanks again!!
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any news?? :)
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O--and be sure to let us know if you get a positive!!  :)
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thanks for the baby dust!!  :)
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thank you! I have my fingers crossed for you! ***********baby dust!!
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I sure will! And you too keep us posted! thanks again!
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It sounds like you could very possibly be pregnant.  Implantation bleeding is usually before an expected period and would definitely be a sign of pregnancy.  I would suggest getting a HPT that tests early so you won't have to wait quite as long before you test.

My husband and I are just started TTC and I am hoping for good news soon.  I'm a little worried about my periods though (see earlier post) so I'm hoping there isn't anything wrong.

Anyway, God bless!! :)
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