PCOS - what is your story?

[Lynn]

Thank you so much Meagan Your words are so touching and heartfelt. Deep down I know everything you said is true it is just working through those surface emotions..............I will get there. We lost Cooper because of a cord accident. He was born with the cord around his neck twice. Just a tragic accident but still very hard to understand why and how.

Thank you for your words Cessie

Thanks guys :hugs:

[Lynn]

Sorry guys don't mean to hog this thread...............................I know it is here to talk about PCOS, but thank you for your kind words. It means alot

[megs11]

I don't know if you will ever fully understand why or how, but I hope one day acceptance may come a little easier, it was so recent it is going to naturally take time.

And yes you will get there, you have Hope on the way, all will be well.

Please feel free to hog the forum all you like, we can talk about stupid ovaries anytime you like!!!

I noticed that Cooper was born on the 28th November, I lost the butterflies on the 27th November last year. hmmmmmmm.

Cessie - Thanks you are sweet

Meagan

[belmarks]

Oh Lynn, I can only sympathise and will never fully understand what you are going through or how you must feel. I think Meg summed it up quite well in her reply. Just know that we are here if you ever need to talk about anything, any of your feelings at all xxooxxoo

I don't care if we don't always talk about PCOS, we're here to support each other through anything, it just so happens that we have a common link with the PCOS....

Thanks for the encouragement re the late ovulation Lynn, it feels better to know that it can happen late, there is no set rule for everyone!!

Cessie - drilling!! eee gads!! It sounds painful!! At least it worked. I have read about it ages ago but don't know much about it...

Megs, how did you go with the boat trailer??? I have no suggestions when it comes to the DH saying "if it happens, it happens" they are so pathetic, never able to make a solid committed decision!! Its like they never want to be held accountable for something. Weirdos!! Eww to men fathering in their 90's, but I know its true, its just sick though!! Why do we have to go through all the rubbish of periods, puberty, then menopause to top it all off. And for us, along the way is fraught with days and months of crappiness to boot!! Ahh, being a woman is wonderful. Although, I wouldn't swap being pregnant and having a baby for the world so I guess we get the better end of the stick really. They will never know how magical it is to carry a bub and care for it etc...

Im reading your story of the twins and it is quite alarming really, to think that that is how easy it can happen. I know there have been plenty of times that I have had a "feeling" that I might be early stages, and then I've dismissed it and taken some ibuprofen or similar, and then a get AF a bit later than my charts have predicted. So who knows...

But it just goes to show how we as PCOS women can brush our feelings aside because we seem to not have "normal" feelings about how our bodies should function.

Im really sorry that happened to you Megs, its just awful. xx hugs xx

Well girls, I am DETERMINED that this is going to be the cycle that I fall pg on. I have a lunar ovulation day coming up and I am thinking its around the time in my cycle that I normally O so Im crossing fingers and uncrossing legs buaahh haaa haa!

How are you all this fine long weekend anyway?