January 26th, 2007, 08:18 PM
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Platinum Supermommy
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Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: Louisiana
Posts: 8,377
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It changed because of the info you gave it. If you really want it to go back and just look "normal", just erase the CM data from your AF days.
But it doesn't matter what it says on the calendar. It just updates those as you go ... it's not calculating your O date from that. Anytime you put in eggwhite or watery cervical mucus it colors that day green on the calendar, as "potentially fertile". And they are potentially fertile if you have that kind of CM. Just because you know you weren't ovulating, doesn't mean the hormones weren't otherwise right for conception ... obviously they were because you produced fertile cervical mucus.
The green calendar days are ONLY concerned with when you had fertile signs. At a glance you can see "Oh I had three potentially fertile windows." That might mean your body geared up to O twice before it actually did. You can see "Wow! We really need to start BDing on the days when I have fertile CM just in case ... we totally missed the egg because we ignored my fertile signs." Things like that might not be totally apparent on the chart, so they are represented on the calendar in a way that makes it easier to see.
Oh, and it is technically possible to be fertile during your period. If you experience what's called "spontaneous ovulation", for example, a second egg might be released while you're still bleeding. Obviously most people wouldn't get pregnant from that, since the egg is only viable for less than a day, but it's possible. Another instance that might happen is, if a woman's cycles are on the short side and she O's early. If she starts getting fertile CM 5 days before O, and she O's on CD 8, that fertile mucus obviously might fall during her period. And sperm can survive a few days. So FF is being "safe", in a way, when it marks ANY time with fertile signs as "potentially fertile".
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