30 day cycle, early or late ovulation?

Question

Based on bbt chart, I ovulated on cd11, in a 30 day cycle. Didn't get my peak OPK, but almost.
After CD15 my opks dropped to no line so i didnt log them.  
I didn't do any opks CD18-CD25.
CD26 Ive gotten a faint opk.
Is it possible I didn't ovulate CD11 and my body making a second attempt to ovulate CD18-CD26? 
Husband has just had surgery so we can't BD anyway, but I'm just looking to understand my cycle better for next time.

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For me it looks like you did ovulate on cd11, so earlier I suspect than you're used to, with your temp falling today I would think your period is about to show up :(
Although we can normally have a certain cycle length it's not set in stone. Our periods are dictated by when we ovulate. The luteal phase (time between ovulation and first day of next period usually stays pretty constant with only a day or two difference either side. But our ovulation day can change, and when it does that changes our period date. So an earlier ovulation causes an earlier period and a later ovulation causes a later period.
Ovulation can be affected by soooooo many things, and these things can either delay or force sooner ovulation... illness, stress, change in debt/sleep pattern, new job/house/school, traveling to name just a few. This is why it's soooooo important to do opk's alongside bbt charting. Bc sometimes we don't see our surge on the opk's (we might start sting too late for that cycle bc we believe we are going to ovulate later in the cycle, or we might have a shorter surge than we are used to so as in your case see an al out positive opk but never actually get that blazing positive). Bbt charting is pretty straightforward and can identify when ovulation has happened. The important thing is to ensure you're having sex all through your cycle from when your period ends right up until after you've confirmed ovulation (for baby making purposes...obviously we can continue having sex just for fun ;))
The opk's showing a line now in your cycle - LH is present in varying degrees throughout your cycle .. it's the as dark or darker than line that we look for to catch the surge. It's very common to get two lines (though not positive) after ovulation has taken place and it's also very common to get a second line that's quite dark (but again not positive) as you approach your period.

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Sorry.. I know that was reaaaallllllly long xD .. just wanted to be thorough :)

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Can you share your chart?

30 day cycle, early or late ovulation?

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