Things about PCOS You Wish Others Understood/Are Tired of Explaining - Ongoing List!

KnitOrMiss

FireSwan wrote: »

I also want to pass on hugs and sympathies to those of you that have had miscarriages or are trying to have a baby. ❤️

Agreed so much. There is nothing quite like the hell and torture of miscarrying, being unable to conceive, in a high risk situation, or struggling just to get to a point where trying is safe. And that is whether secondary infertility (sometimes even more frustrating, because if it worked before, what did we do so wrong that now we're broken?!?!), primary infertility, multiple miscarriages, inability to feel any sort of progress, being at huge risks to lose a baby we've fought to have a chance at, but we're all in this misery together, so I wanna lift up anyone in any one in any part of this struggle. Know that even from a stranger from a million miles away is sending you healing, positive, and loving thoughts.

HUGS to all y'all.

A_Dabauer

I've been pregnant once, and was fortunate enough to carry my daughter almost to term, and she's a beautiful healthy seven year old now

What has taken me by surprise is I had given up hope as to having a second child due to all my PCOS symptoms and the risk of carrying a baby to term again. However as I've gotten healthy, and I'm cycling regularly again, it's like my biological clock has hit in full force again. I'm 37 single and not in any position to be considering a baby, yet I seem to think about it ALL THE TIME.

This disease seems to get you coming and going! Even when you think you've got things sorted, it gets you from another whole new angle.