OK. I'm 22 yr old I've had my period since I was 9 yrs old. Its pretty regular. I had my period aug 12th to like the 19th which is normal no more than normal 8 days then on aug 30th I started this little pink for like 5 mintues then it would stop and do this every few hours for that whole day. Then it changed to spotting off and on for 3 days then HEAVY bleeding (heavier than normal) for 3 days then back to the spotting off and on for a total of 13 days all together now I've been have pregnancy symptoms for the last 3 weeks and its getting worse. I took a pee test it said negative but with my dautgher the pee test didn't work until she was 3 month... is there a chance that I might be pregnant?

There is a chance. Sadly we can't tell you if you are or aren't.

Wait until your next period is due. If you skip it, try another hpt. Make sure to use first morning urine as it's more accurate.

Thanks. From the first one on the 12th aug I would have started the 9th or so of this month and it was during that crazy 13 day thing so I'm guessing since it somewhat was a period I guess that means I should start the 26th sept right?

Did you participate in unprotected sex? If so, then the answer is always yes, there is a chance you could be pregnant. The bleeding you speak of could have been the implantation bleeding; however, the bleeding from that usually isn't heavier than a normal period - it's actually usually spottier and lighter. The home tests don't always test accurately early on due to various different reasons so you could be pregnant and be getting a false-negative. I don't know if you have insurance or not but if you think that there is a high probability that you could be/are pregnant then perhaps you should make an appointment to see a doctor to find out for sure.

If you follow the link below and go to the section titled "should i worry?" it talks about why there may be heavy bleeding to sum it up if you don't want to follow it:
heavy bleeding during early pregnancy can be a result of a miscarriage (esp. if associated with cramping, fever, or chills), or an ectopic pregnancy.

Pregnancy: Bleeding During Pregnancy (http://www.epigee.org/pregnancy/bleeding.html)