PCOS Messages for February, 2001: Re: Any advice for a Husband

Re: Any advice for a Husband

From: ....................................... (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 05 Feb 2001 00:02:19 -0000

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Dear poor husband, You are so sweet to care. It is not easy for a husband who has to deal with this or any female illnesses. My expirence with PCOS was I had it for more then 10 years and did not find out about it until a year ago. Of course it was me who told the doctor I might have it. But for 6 years I had been depressed and my doctor put me on Prozac. It works wonderful for me and helps with my depression. I am a happier person because of it. However the energy level is not there. I have let my house work go and my house needs a maid so bad. I work a full time job too and I can not do both. So the house work suffers. Yes my husband helps but he is not good at it either. I will be leaving my job in 4 more years so this is my only hope that keeps me going. I feel once I am out of my job and I can stay home more, I will feel much better. In fact I know I will. I feel much better while I am on vacation and hate going back to work. I take 40 mgs of Prozac a day and I am on Gloucophage. I do not have any children because 10 years ago they removed my uterus for other reasons, too much bleeding, and I had a tumor. Well back then I had the brown spots on my upper thighs and I asked my doctor what it was and he said pigment changes in the skin. DAHHHHHHHH it was the PCOS. So the I guess it was a good thing the Uterus was removed with PCOS undiagnoiced who knows what would of come of it. So anyway, my suggestion, talk to the doctor about your concerns and ask to put your wife on a anti depressant like Prozac. Good luck.

>From: anonymous@obgyn.net (anonymous)
>Reply-To: anonymous@obgyn.net
>To: Multiple recipients of list PCOS <anonymous@obgyn.net>
>Subject: Any advice for a Husband
>Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2001 15:55:08 -0600
>
>I have been very supportive of my wife and I'm trying to understand what
>she is going threw with this PCOS. Is it normal for PCOS gals not to
>have energy to do anything and be emotional all the time. My wife's
>mood swings and becoming like a rollercoster. I'm not sure what to do.
>She jsut seems to cry all the time especialy when she gets tired and she
>hates her body and how tired she is. We don't get to go out much
>because shes not sure if she can take it. I'm not sure if I should
>encorage to do more... less.. suck it ...let it out? What do I do... I
>lov eher very much and she's going nuts... when shes not tired she is
>so much fun... that time seems to be getting futher and further
>apart... does this condition only get worse. Will having children
>help? Will she be able to take care of the children or will i have to do
>it all my self? She just seems to cry all the time can't handle work,
>freinds, shopping, the dog, my folks, anything!!!!
>
>Please tell me things get better I'm missing the woman I feel in love
>with ... she is a awesome woman and I love her deeply and I'm doing
>everything I can to help.
>
>Poor husband
>

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