For example, my cycle seems to be about 35 days, and I have had a lp defect, but I think that will work itself out as my body recovers from my last baby. BUT is it possible to O late, and still get a bfp.. like, my cycle might just be longer than 35 days? I'm getting worried becasue I'm on cd 23 (I think, it's 20 something) and no o. So I'm afraid that if I don't O soon, my lp again won't be long enough to sustain a pregnancy... even though I'm hoping that even if it is late, my lp can still be long enough, and af won't *necessarly* show up on cd 35.

Does that make sense? I think I'm having a hard time explaining myself..

[Admin-pattyandthemoos]

Yes you can still get a bfp! Your follicular phase can really vary from month to month. Just because you have a long follicular phase doesn't mean you will have a short luteal phase. I think your cycles are just a little wacky because you just had a baby. I didn't even have an AF until Lyndsey was over a year old so really to me the fact that you are even ovulating at all is good. I definitely still think you can get a bfp. Just keep bding regularly and pay attention to your cm.

Also, my cycles have changed a lot since I had Lyndsey. Since you have had a few kids, like me, you may just be starting to have less regular cycles.

[dapgal]

Ditto what Patty said.

Okay, well that is good news. I'm just starting to get sad over here, thinking that because I'm on cd 24 (I checked lol) that my time is running out for this month. Thanks ladies!

[AmandaHugNKiss]

Hang in there! A late O by no means you're out... check the fertility friend gallery for reassurance. Just add 'late ovulation' into the search and you'll see there are LOTS of bfps from a late O

[dapgal]

Good luck!