I was diagnosed with PCOS today..... anybody else out there?

So I have had such an awful time over the past few years with my health. I knew something was wrong. I've had symptoms for the past ten years (unwanted hair, weight gain, imbalanced hormonal craziness, difficulty losing weight, extreme fatigue, acne, skin tags, anxiety, depression and so on), these symptoms progressively get worse the older I get. So after what has felt like thousands of tests, I have finally been diagnosed. I have severe Endometriosis (not a shocker) and Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). The latter of the two has me terrified.

Here is a little background

Oddly enough, I have been unknowingly fighting these symptoms individually for years now, and apparently I have been doing an pretty bang up job.

The hair? I've had a heyday with laser hair removal packages from Groupon. The result? Full body laser hair removal. I'm on my 6th session. Seriously. And my hair seems to be disappearing.

The acne? I was totally sold on the Proactive system due to their genius infomercials. The result? My acne is totally gone, as long as I continue using the system. Thank God.

The skin tags? Again, my laser hair removal clinic. The result? Ironically enough, whenever one pops up my "laser nurse" just zaps it off. I had no idea these were being cause by an actual illness. I had no idea any of this was caused by an illness for that matter.

The hormonal psychosis, depression and anxiety? Supplements. My sister works at a local health store and she gave me a list of all the vitamins and supps that she thinks I should take to make me less of an emotional roller coaster. The result? I actually feel remotely balanced for the most part, and my depression has improved drastically.
In case you are wondering, I take DIM (a miracle pill in my opinion), a B complex, an Omega complex, Vitamin D and a healthy dose of probiotics.

And now for the biggie. The weight. I have always weighed around 130lbs. In the last 3 years my weight has jumped up to 150. And this happened no matter how healthy I lived. I have to tell you, I went to the doctor so frustrated because it seemed like no matter what I was doing, I wasn't seeing the scale budge. I was so upset by this. I told him "Listen, if any other Joe Shmoe out there ate as healthy as I did and exercised as fanatically as I did, they would be as thin as a pin... so WTF???" Initially, he thought that I had a Thyroid issue (apparently a common misdiagnosis). I took all sorts of different pills, but in the end, nothing helped. Now I totally understand why. PCOS. For effect, let me give you a snapshot of what my health routine has been. Within in the past 6 months. I run 3-5 miles about 4-5 times a week. I also do P90X or similar videos about 3 evenings a week. I also walk a mile every day at lunch. On top of the exercise, I stick to a high protein low carb diet of about 1300 cals a day. Sugar is basically nonexistent in my world. I have adhered to this ( 99% of the time) for the past 6 months. RELIGIOUSLY!! The result? A loss of about 3.2 lbs. This floored me. Especially because I see my other friends doing something as simple as cutting out soda in their diets drop to a size 2 in a couple months. I just kept telling myself that I must not be pushing hard enough. After talking for awhile with my obgyn, she told it to me straight and like this "The fact that you have lost any weight at all proves that you must be busting your butt. In order to lose weight with PCOS, it generally takes alot more effort than it would for most. And unfortunately, diet and exercise are really the two most important things we tell patients with PCOS to do." That's it. So basically, how am I supposed to keep up with this? I'm gaining weight faster than I can lose it. I feel defeated on this one.

So here I am. Sitting in bed. Scared of this diagnosis. Am I just slowly going to get bigger and bigger no matter how hard I bust my *kitten*? And I don't even want to start worrying about all the other terrible side effects. Am I going to seriously lose my hair or grow a beard?

I just need to know how every body else out there is dealing with this. Like I said, I know that I have been doing the right things all along to keep this thing in check. But what happens when I can't keep up with such a strict existence? I'm just really scared.