PCOS-MEDICATION Messages for January, 2001: Re: are there herbal substitutions for gluchophage & spironolacton???

Re: are there herbal substitutions for gluchophage & spironolacton???

From: Bronwyn (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 14 Jan 2001 21:22:22 -0500

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Sherri,

I've been in your shoes about four years ago, however I was fortunate enough to have a full time job with insurance. If you live in the US, and if your hubby's company has more than a certain number (I think it's 50) employees, they should be offering you COBRA benefits, where you could pay your own premiums for a time and keep the coverage. It's not cheap, though!

Sorry to hear that things haven't worked out for you in your marriage, But congrats about the meds working for you with PCOS!!! If you could use a friend to talk to, please feel free to contact me direct at spryte@dnsonline.net . If you haven't done so already, I'd strongly advise you find a divorce support group. You can contact area churches, school counselors, and maybe even the local Parents Without Partners groups for possible groups in your area. I went thru one and it was a Godsend. Many of my friends are from that group and a few friends who also went thru divorces went to other divorce support groups and they said it was really helpful to them too. It's just sometimes nice to have a "safe" place to talk about the pain and anger and all the crazy emotions you'll experience and have people who really understand because they've been there too. Even though you're the one who made the choice for the divorce, you can expect a roller coaster of emotions to hit you. I don't know what your situation was, but mine was my choice too, although I only chose it after trying everything else to make things work. It takes a lot of courage to get out of a bad marriage especially if it's been emotionally abusive. Best wishes to you as you step into the future!

Hugs,

Shelley spryte@dnsonline.net

>----- Original Message -----
From: Sherri <anonymous@obgyn.net> To: Multiple recipients of list PCOS-MEDICATION <pcos-medication@forum.obgyn.net> Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2001 1:49 PM Subject: are there herbal substitutions for gluchophage & spironolacton???

> I posed this question at the other PCOS forum...not one response
> there...hoping I have better luck here...Thank you.
>
> Hi all,
> Was wondering if there is something herbally or OTC I could take that
> would be similar to the gluchophage and spironolacton combo Iam
> currently taking for PCOS. I ask this because me and hubby (married 13
> years...very unhappily) are getting divorced (my choice...wahoo for me,I
> got the courage...lol). Therefore I will be off his insurance...I
> really think I need to continue treatment for the PCOS...I think the
> meds have really helped me....for the pain and help in losing weight
> (diet and exersized too...was 241, now 177...and still working on it).
> Please...please, if any one has any ideas let me know...I do not wanna
> go back to how things were before the meds.
>
> Thanks,
>
> --
> Sherri
>

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