Natural Family Planning when no cycles?

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I’ll keep my question simple and to the point:

Would it be OK to “pull out” if NFP is not viable as my wife is still not having periods yet since have given birth seven months ago?
 
Simple answer: No it is not ok to “withdraw”

and whoever told you NFP doesn’t work post partum was lying.
 
NFP can be frustrating when you are unfamiliar with the practice. Can anyone recommend any books for reference? Do they make a “NFP for dummies”? :confused:
 
your best bet would be to find an NFP practitioner via a Catholic hospital near you or from a recommendation from your parish priest or from someone who runs pre Cana at your parish.

DH & I learned about NFP via Pre-Cana and that is how we met our NFP teacher as she was one of the guest speakers. Once we moved out of the area, we were given a referral to another NFP practitioner at a local Catholic hospital and she’s been a huge blessing to us for the past several years.

You might also try the couple to couple league. good luck and God bless.
 
If your intention is to avoid conceiving, your wife still can become pregnant b/c it is possible for sperm to be present in her even if it’s just a tiny bit of fluid when pulling out.

NFP does work. DH & I have been using it for 13 yrs. to avoid conceiving due to serious health issues I have. My cycles are very abnormal at this point and by charting carefully, I can tell when I am infertile and when I am not.
 
dazil said:
Would it be OK to “pull out”
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No. This is contraception, and is a mortal sin against the Sixth Commandment.
dazil said:
NFP is not viable as my wife is still not having periods yet since have given birth seven months ago?
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NFP can be used post-partum. Your wife should contact her instructor for assistance.
 
1ke said:
No. This is contraception, and is a mortal sin against the Sixth Commandment.
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No, it is grave matter. Without full knowledge and full consent it is grave matter, but not necessarily mortal.

One assumes that in asking the question, the OP does not have full knowledge. Or at least didn’t until now!

So anything up to the point where his question was answered, is not mortal.
 
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