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I wish I felt like this all the time...
IslandSneezerooo
Posts: 268 Member
It's the week after TOM is gone and I feel AMAZING. I have my energy back, I'm able to be productive, I feel happy and content, nothing is pissing me off or annoying me anymore, cravings are gone, hunger is normal again, I'm satisfied when I finish eating a regular healthy meal, I'm sleeping well and wake up feeling rested... I wish I could feel like this all the time. What a contrast to the past month of feeling the exact opposite (had an extra long 65 day cycle)! What time of the month do you feel best?
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Huh. Guess it's just me. LOL0
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HAHAHA! I almost responded.. "yesssss I feel amazing because I just had my period last week and I have so much energy!" and then I read the 65 days part and was like... oh man my period being delayed by 2 weeks and then lasting 1 day longer is nothing to complain about. lol!
But I do feel amazing this week.0 -
breefoshee wrote: »HAHAHA! I almost responded.. "yesssss I feel amazing because I just had my period last week and I have so much energy!" and then I read the 65 days part and was like... oh man my period being delayed by 2 weeks and then lasting 1 day longer is nothing to complain about. lol!
But I do feel amazing this week.
Too funny... I figured all PCOS'ers could relate so thought it was interesting not a single person replied... Maybe everyone is in hormone hell ATM and can't remember a time when they felt amazing...0 -
Quit bragging! Jk. I'm nearing my TOM & I feel so nauseous.
I'm all too familiar with the 2 months between periods. I've gone close to 4.5 months without a period. The past 7 months my periods have returned to once a month so I'm pretty thankful and keeping my fingers crossed. I started with cutting out stress, drinking more water, and a daily multivitamin. The past 3.5 months I included daily exercise and a low carb/ high fat diet. I haven't lost much weight (downside of PCOS) but I feel a lot better. Best of luck, girl! 0 -
i feel best when i get my period!! i used to wait 4-5-6 months for my period, now i wait 40-45 days which is awesome!0
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IslandSneezerooo wrote: »breefoshee wrote: »HAHAHA! I almost responded.. "yesssss I feel amazing because I just had my period last week and I have so much energy!" and then I read the 65 days part and was like... oh man my period being delayed by 2 weeks and then lasting 1 day longer is nothing to complain about. lol!
But I do feel amazing this week.
Too funny... I figured all PCOS'ers could relate so thought it was interesting not a single person replied... Maybe everyone is in hormone hell ATM and can't remember a time when they felt amazing...
LOL I wanted to reply but my periods are never late, ever. Spot on 29-30 days every single month and has been that way since I started when I was 10 years old. But I do have more energy after it is all over. And i feel better about myself and my mood and happy to be able to move and go for walks and stuff again.0 -
i feel best when i get my period!! i used to wait 4-5-6 months for my period, now i wait 40-45 days which is awesome!
Oh man... I remember those days too! When I went off BC in my mid 20's my cycle was REALLY wonky... I'd get like 3 cycles a year... and looooooong periods of hormonal meltdowns... not fun! For the past 3 years I've usually averaged 35 day cycles, but the last couple months have been unusually long and angsty for whatever reason... Been on metformin & inositol for almost 2 weeks and really hoping for a miracle...
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Last night something shifted hormonally... Trouble sleeping, cravings and irritability are back again... That was short lived!0
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My periods tend to show up and way outstay their welcome. I'm pretty regular - every 28-30 days, but the bleeding lasts anywhere from 4-15 days, and I usually feel like I'm recovering from mono afterward.
I had an IUD (mirena) placed last month, so I'm kind of interested to see if it helps with those symptoms at all; I know it's not going to help with the PCOS, but just having some stability with the hormones would be nice.0 -
I remember that feeling! I've varied most of my life with cycles anywhere between 3 and 8 months long. Unfortunately I have the opposite problem right now and am having 11-15 day cycles with spotting in between. My ovaries hate me.0
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For me, changing my entire way of eating impacted my "feeling awesome" to all the time. I still have hormonal mood swings, but they are far more manageable! So, for me...I feel awesome most of the time now - and it's been a long time coming, in all honesty!0
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My periods tend to show up and way outstay their welcome. I'm pretty regular - every 28-30 days, but the bleeding lasts anywhere from 4-15 days, and I usually feel like I'm recovering from mono afterward.
I had an IUD (mirena) placed last month, so I'm kind of interested to see if it helps with those symptoms at all; I know it's not going to help with the PCOS, but just having some stability with the hormones would be nice.
I've had a Mirena in place for almost 5 years now. As I was almost in my 40s and wasn't planning on any more babies, I had considered having a tubal but then OB said that wouldn't help with the lack of period and risk of uterine cancer. With the Mirena, the lining of the uterus doesn't thicken - very nice side effect - which greatly reduces the cancer risk in us PCOSers. The result for me has been almost no periods and when I do get them, it's a panty liner for a day or so and done! I hope you have the same great results!0
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