They date a pregnancy from the last menstrual period or 14 days before you ovulated (guesstimate). So if you were told it was a 6 week pregnancy on 25/11, your conception date - as in, sperm-meets-egg - was probably in reality around 1/11, and your last period before that would have been mid-October.
Implantation isn't measurable and a pregnancy can't be dated from there.
You don't have a period between sperm-meets-egg and implantation, either, so if you had a period in September then you cannot have been pregnant prior to that. And by that I mean sperm cannot have met egg prior to that.
I'm hesitating over whether to say this, because I know you're panicking and heavily pregnant and all of those things, but here it is anyway:
This is very, very basic biology stuff.
A period is the body expelling an unfertilised egg. Therefore you can't have had a fertilised egg prior to the period in September. Did you not get taught about periods in basic sex ed in school?
And, how did you not know when they date a pregnancy from? Did your GP/MW not explain this to you?
I'm not having a go, but honestly if you are so worried about something like this, it suggests to me that you have never been told anything about reproductive biology, or how a pregnancy happens and works. Which makes me wonder how much anyone's explained to you about the birth itself? I'm concerned that you're not getting basic information about your body.