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Q: Pregnancy
asked by: MIMI3022 on August 26th, 2007
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my due date is sept 27.2007 what day did i have sex on to get pregnant?
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Tylanas
replied on August 26th, 2007
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Somewhere around January 27, which was 9 months ago, since pregnancies last 9 months.
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Mabel
replied on August 26th, 2007
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Re: Pregnancy
MIMI3022 wrote:
my due date is sept 27.2007 what day did i have sex on to get pregnant?


Uh? You don't know?
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Tylanas
replied on August 26th, 2007
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Ingi wrote:
MIMI3022 wrote:
my due date is sept 27.2007 what day did i have sex on to get pregnant?


Uh? You don't know?


You'd think she'd have *some* kind of clue this close to birth, but hey, I'm a nice person.
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young Girl
replied on August 26th, 2007
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Re: Pregnancy
Eiri wrote:
Ingi wrote:
MIMI3022 wrote:
my due date is sept 27.2007 what day did i have sex on to get pregnant?


Uh? You don't know?


You'd think she'd have *some* kind of clue this close to birth, but hey, I'm a nice person.

too nice eiri lol
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KatieFlower
replied on August 26th, 2007
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Wow that's strange because I am due August 29th and I conceived Dec. 5.

So I checked a site and it says she conceived Jan. 4.....

check it----->http://www.paulsadowski.com/Bir thData.asp
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Tylanas
replied on August 26th, 2007
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Hey, like I said, I just counted backwards nine months from her due date.
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Lilly Ivy
replied on August 28th, 2007
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if you want to get technical, full term is after the baby has grown for 9.5 months. Full term is 40 weeks (10 months) but for the first 2 weeks of that, you have your period the first week, then another week before the sperm and egg join. That's why you are not considered 'overdue' until 42 weeks.

I've got my sources from a couple places, a good one is DiscoveryHealth.com.
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