Anyone else with pcos?

I have pcos and have had it for many yrs and its a daily struggle! Between weight health issues and hormonal imbalance is like ahhhh!

PCOS, insulin resistance, hypothyroid here too.

Quick tips:

1. Avoid high-fructose anything, including sweet fruits like melons, pineapple, and grapes.
2. Carbs - fiber = net effective carbs (which impact blood sugar). If you can find whole wheat bread with high fiber (net carbs less than 5 per slice) and only eat one slice at a time, you can keep a little bread in your diet. I found whole wheat and flax tortillas that are 5 net carbs a piece, and they're huge so I only eat half of one at a time. Good for wraps and burritos.
3. Proteins and fats help slow down carb processing. An open faced sandwich loaded with stuff is much better than a piece of toast.
4. Carbs that break down slower are acceptable. Beans, corn, oatmeal and quinoa for example.
5. Quinoa can replace rice in any recipe.
6. You can still eat corn chips and tortillas, just less chip/tortilla and more dip/topping/fillings. (see #3).
7. Stevia is a natural sweetener that doesn't impact blood sugar, so it's insulin resistance friendly. It has a weird taste but it's better than nothing or being sick from eating sugar. Does okay mixed in greek yogurt or oatmeal.
8. There's a brand of chocolate call Lily's that's sweetened with stevia. Just don't, y'know, eat a whole bar at a time.
9. Stevia is Not Good in coffee.
10. There are more resources for people with type 2 diabetes than for insulin resistance and pcos, especially when it comes to recipes.

General disclaimer: all this is based on my experiences and info from my doc. I'm at a point where I can feel it when I eat something I shouldn't; pasta makes me feel sluggish but I can eat quinoa all day long with no problems. But everybody is different, so, y'know, listen to your body above all else.

ETA: the diet gets easier. It took me a year to settle into it because I didn't take it seriously at first and kept cheating. Treating it like I have food allergies got me over the metal block. Over two years now and I'm doing fine.

PCOS and Hypothyroid here