PCOS-DIET Messages for May, 2002: Re: To whom it may concern

Re: To whom it may concern

From: Jane Adams (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 29 May 2002 09:15:27 +0100 (BST)

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Please take me off this list!!! liz <anonymous@obgyn.net> wrote: At Thu, 7 Mar 2002, diana wrote: >
>I live in the Central Georgia area and wanted to know if you knew of
>anyone in my area that has experience with patients who have PCOS? I
>have jusy recently been diagnosed with the disorder, after 2 years of
>trying to find out what was wrong with me. I have gained 60 lbs. in
>less than 2 & 1/2 years and have gotten to my witts end trying to lose
>it. I have been on several diets and of course none of them have helped
>me as of yet. I heard that the a Low Carb. Diets has worked wonders
>for people with PCOS, but I have also heard that they are not good for
>you, which is true? I am desperately seeking help with my weight
>problem, but everyone wants a fortune for their assistance and I just
>don't have the money it takes to sign up with these companies. I
>exercise every night for 30 mins. doing various exercises(
>sit-ups,push-ups,leg lifts,crunches,etc.)But I need more help than that
>the exercising does not do a lot but discourage me because I am still
>gaining weight and not firming up to much either. Could you please help
>me in finding a diet that I could do? That doesn't cost a lot. I have
>three children and money is tight. I have doubled in dress size and it
>makes it hard to get outside to play with them I used to do it all the
>time, now I can't seem to get the energy up to go outside and play with
>them. I know this has greatly effected them too! Any help you can give
>me would be greatly appreciated.
> Thank You,
> Diana

Hi i have had pcos for 13years and i still dont find that i am any further forward to finding a cure (for the pain let alone the weight) but on one web site a lady was saying that she cut out all processes sugar in her diet and she had lost all the extra weight and her periods were returning to normal she did say that as of yet she wasnt ovulating (i cant spell to save my self) but within herself she was feeling one hundred percent better so i thought why not give it a try afterall it cant be any worse than some of the diets i have been on i have only just started it so fingers crossed it might help. Another thing she pointed out which i had no idea of was that pcos was also linked to diabetes (might explain the weight) ive not been checked for this but i have an appointment in a weeks time hopefully ive not got it but as i said u never know. I wish you all the best for the future and hope that soon you will be able to play with your kids again luv Liz

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