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1257626 tn?1270517227

need help im TTC

hi im ttc and last month my first day of my period was 3/22 and i have a 28 day cycle. and on 4/5-4/6 i had light pink spotting around my ovulation days. and then on 4/16-4/18 i had brownish spotting when i wiped and my AF isnt due until 4/19. and now its the 4/21 and still no af and no signs thats its coming. i think it might be implantation spotting i ve read about it in three different pregnancy books and they all say the same thing that you normally get implantation spotting 5 to 10 days after conception  and a couple days before you AF comes. so could these mean that im experiencing implantation spotting, and that i might be pregnant. ive had plenty of symptoms like fatigue, frequent urination, headaches, i feel like im on an  emotional roller coaster. i dont have the money to buy a test yet.  CAN ANYONE PLEASE HELP ME? I NEED SOME ANSWERS
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1257626 tn?1270517227
thank you im gonna see if i can get some money together to get a hpt and find out. ill post what the results are
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796506 tn?1370188305
I agree. Get a home pregnancy test and find out-- or like smjmekg is right find a free clinic or a health department.
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676912 tn?1332812551
The only thing you can do is test. Try looking for a free clinic in your area. It does sound like you could be pregnant.
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