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Re: Very depressed, Please help...need advice.

From: lynsey (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 18 Feb 2002 22:53:08 +0000


Hello,

I'm really sorry to hear that you are depressed i think we all just have those days (well sometimes weeks and months!!!).  I also have excessive hair growth (well it is more like pubic hair!!) on my tummy, breasts, face, the list goes on!! if i let it grow i have the general appearance of a gorrilla!!  I have found that the best way for me was to spend about a week just not going anywhere and let the hair grow long enough to wax and then i use a hair removal cream. It is a fairly new one on the market and it is designed just to remove a small amount of hair ie use just to "keep on top of " the hair growth if you get what i mean. I've found that using this i can go for about 3-4 days with no visible hair growth before i have to do it again. It is also a lot quicker than normal hair removal creams the instructions say leave it on for 5 mins so i leave it for 10-15 mins and then it just showers off. To apply it you just use the little sponge that comes with it. Its really simple and works wonders for me, I've used it for about 12 months and it has certainly kept the once uncontrollable hair at bay!!!

Hope things get better for you and i will be thinking of you

Lynsey Gilmore

>From: anonymous@obgyn.net (anonymous)
>Reply-To: anonymous@obgyn.net
>To: Multiple recipients of list PCOS
>Subject: Very depressed, Please help...need advice.
>Date: Mon, 18 Feb 2002 12:38:14 -0600
>
>Hi everybody,
>
>I am 25 years old and have had PCOS since I was 15 and have a lot of
>trouble with the hair growth. I have hair everywhere and it is really
>depressing. I cry a lot and get very upset most of the time. I was put
>on GlucophageXR 500mg, I don't see any difference yet and also have been
>using Vaniqua for a little over 2 months. I am in a relationship and
>have been for about almost 3 years and the hair growth realy bothers me.
>I have told my boyfriend about it but not entirely. I have told him
>that I have hair but he doesn't know how I have to deal with it and how
>much it affects me. He says that he loves me and doesn't care about
>that. I have to shave every time we see each other and I have to
>basically shave my whole body (chest,breasts,tummy, legs) and it is
>really embarrasing. The hair is so dark and thick. I have to do a
>really god job or you feel the stuble. This includes my face, I have to
>shave my face every day including at night if I am going out somewhere.
>This really lowers my self-esteem. There are days I feel very beautiful
>and then there are days where I feel really bad. My bad days are make
>me feel much worse than my good days actually make me feel better.
>Sometimes when it gets cold, I get goosebumps and feel the hair coming
>out of my sin and it hurts sometimes. It is really beginning to bother
>me and I get very moody and get in to a lot of arguments with my
>boyfriend. I snap sometimes and get very upset and very emotional. I
>don't know if this is PCOS related or just maybe I have problems...I
>don't know what to do. I feel very insecure all the time and I know
>that he doesn't really understand what is going on with me. This is
>causing alot of problems with my relationship and I do not know what to
>do. I just feel that I am not a happy person and feel miserable and I
>also feel that I am making him miserable in the process. I know that
>you can't make anyone else happy until you are happy with yourself and I
>am not and do not know how to do that.
>
>Please help(sorry so long) any advise would help.
>



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