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Yes! A woman can get pregnant any time she ovulates. The "typical" pattern is 10-14 days prior to her period. However, it is entirely possible to ovulate earlier or later, thus, it would be possible to get pregnant 7 days before a period is due. Especially if she ovulated later than usual that month...
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