Hi Nickyp
If you are post-meno ie went for 12 months without periods before starting HRT then you are at menopause. By end of menopause I presume you mean the symptoms? There is no definitive answer as some women stop flushes pretty well as soon as they reach menopause and hormones stop fluctuating wildly, some women never get them, and some women can get them for 14 years and some get them returning whenever they stop HRT - and every possible variation in between.
I agree 2 weeks is far to short to tell. Anyway I presume your doctor said to stop the hRT to see if the hRT was causing the bleeding - not because you should stop HRT per se, but to exclude the hRT as a reason for bleeding ie he would need to refer you for ongoing post-menopausal bleeding that could not be explained by the conti HRT. Some docs do refer women for bleeding on conti HRt anyway and if you had been on conti HRT longer than 6 months and still bleeding or just started bleeding - and you are definitely post-meno then doc should be consulted anyway.
If the bleeding has stopped - give it another couple of weeks (or however long the doc says wait) and if you want to start HRT again then ask to do so. You would probably go through a time of spotting etc again until it settled. Perhaps also you might want to take the opportunity to review your hRT and try a different type depending on whether it suited you?
By all means try without if you want to - but if you are under 51/52 - the natural average age of menopause - then you really should go back on it

Hlaf term can be a trying time with children!
Hurdity x