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Re: PCOS hereditary?

From: Diane (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 10 Apr 2001 10:04:29 -0500 (CDT)


If someone could direct me to a Sydrome X or IR board that allows males and females I will go there. I am no longer interested in this board. And pcos,is not as we all know a good name, it is just a name for women with IR . All I wanted was someone to help me deal with this illness for myself and my son,and since my son could pass it on to any future children,girls or boys, thought there would be a interest here but I was wrong. But since this is only for women as I have been told, I will leave. And yes the feeling I have gotten is you are not interested in any male children getting this illness , so my thought was you don't care, if not I am sorry. I brought this subject here because I cannot find any board that deals with IR for males, and that is why I started here, a big mistake. Thank you for all the help you have given me but I must now put all my energy into helping myself and my son deal with IR. Goodby!

At Mon, 9 Apr 2001, Sonnet wrote: >
>Corect me if I am wrong... but this would be a support board for
>Polycycstic OVARIAN Syndrome. Which affects women exclusively. The
>same as if you came onto a support forum for ovarian cancer, or
>menopause, or PMDD, or any other women's condition. How are we being
>narrow minded then? What Paula said is entirely correct, IR and PCOS are
>two different illnesses. You have every right to be and should be
>concerned about IR in your son. But why bring that up on a PCOS support
>forum? That was entirely uncalled for, very rude and offensive to jump
>at everyone here like that. Oh, and please, repeat again your
>assertations that I, and everyone else who posts on this board, could
>care less about our children. Please.
>
>At Mon, 9 Apr 2001, Diane wrote:
>>
>>So I don't have pcos then? I don't have cysts either, and yes is it a
>>form of it for men. He has almost every sym. that I have except the
>>female ones. I am IR and so is he , so what is the different. We both
>>have symdrome X. So are we suppose to ignore the men and let them get
>>ill too and maybe die. How do we know how is will effect them be able
>>to have a child with someone, and carry it down to his childrens male
>>and female. As a mother I am worried but the people on this board could
>>care less about their children except of course they are girls. Well I
>>care about my son and sons of other on this board. But you seem to be
>>narrow minded only on yourselves and your female children.
>>I am not sure I will continue with this board, I cried out for
>>understanding and help and only got the answer that he is a male and of
>>course his illness have nothing to do with ours special one. I am
>>disappointed and sad, I am sorry to sound angry but your answers or lack
>>of them sounds like the doctors I have had, who said lose weight and
>>everything will be ok. You said he had IR so he did not have our
>>illness , what the heck do most of us have called IR, this illness
>>touches both sexes, and we have to understand that. Enough said.
>
>--
>Email always welcome to: sonnet_fitz@hotmail.com
>




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