My cycles are almost always mid Dec thru Jan. how about yours?

posting because I don't want to go to sleep! Anyone else up?

First 20 or so years it was always latde fall and early spring for my cycles. In my 40's they jumped all over the place and became impossible to predict. On the plus side my remissions seem to be getting longer and longer, last one almost 2 years......before my Christmas present this year! >:(

Joe

(who was up damned near every hour last night to pee....just hit the 900 mg lithium on my ramp up and BOY does your body try to rid itself of that salt as fast as you put it in! :D)

I was chronic for years, then switched to episodic. My cycles are unpredictable and they last anywhere from 1 month to 5 or 6 months. No rhyme, no reason the Beast does what pleases him and I do my best to mess with his plans.
O2 is my friend and life companion.

I tend to get Fall or Spring, sometimes skipping one or the other.
These tend tio run 6 to 8 weeks and the current season has run long, but appears to have ended.

So Oct thru Nov is more like mine and maybe April, May.

Everyone is different, but we seems to cross over one anothers some where in time. Except the chronics..

My CH windows are normally late October to early December, then again late May to early July.

Last one showed up two months late, however.  So who knows, eh?

Best,

George

My cycles generally launch sometime in October/November and last anywhere from 4-10 weeks.  I have had a few summertime cycles but seems like those don't happen as often.

i've had 2 cycles in 11 yrs!! not common but true! currently in a cycle! last one was feb to march this one started early dec and still going! so this condition is definately hard to predict for sure

Everyday its  CRAZY

April-may for all my cycles.  I'm starting to consider alternatives to any plans I might make for the next few months.  But I've also had a few "mini cycles" in fall - mostly shadows. 

I've had a couple years off now, and am thinking about posting a bogus cure.  But dumb luck is the likely reason.

My cycles are usually the beginning or during fall or the spring.  My cycles have been reduced quite a bit since I quit smoking 5 years ago this February and i'm hoping the seeds have something to do with it.  I use to have two cycles a year.  One in spring and one in fall, but last year the spring cycle skipped all together.  Again, i'm hoping the seeds are the culprit of that.  I am quite fortunate because my cycles use to be 7-8 weeks long and now have reduced to 14 days or less at a time.  Maybe it's just a coincidence.

The date of my cycles seems to regress by a few months each cycle.  For example, my last cycle began 3 years ago this March (lasting for 5 weeks).  My current cycle just started at the end of December.  This has been the pattern for the past 20 years or so.  So for my next cycle I'm anticipating a Fall kick off in 2012 or 2013.  Nothing like having something to look forward to... ::)

It seems I have just jumped off my regular cycle.  In the "early years" (my late 20s), they seemed to be a September-October thing, but I didn't know what heck was happening to me then, and have no good record of the dates.  From my mid 30s to 50, I had a very regular cycle of ~1 month in cycle, then ~21 months remission.  This jumps around all seasons.

2009's expected July cycle was warded off with verapamil, but then attacked in September.  Now 3 months later it seems another cycle just started.  3 months, not 21.  Not happy about this - this is the wrong direction!

Fox