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Re: New to the PCOS...cysterhood

From: Mark (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 27 Nov 2002 04:52:43 -0600


Hi Wendy,

Many of us with PCOS/IR have good Assertive Skills due to high testosterone levels. I don't worry about cancer because we are at greater risk to develop diabetes, strokes and heart attacks. This list and PCOSupport.org are good sources to educate yourself. There is a growing number of Cysters and you wikk find great support within us. Research all you can sowhen you see the Gyno you will have a better understanding of PCOS/IR. It is more than being overweight.

Clara

> Well Ive had all the tests and its officail ...I have PCOS. Well what
> does it all mean???....I search the net..read the articles, some mention
> Cancer and this scares me quite a lot. Cysts on the Ovaries well what
> does it all mean...Excess hairgrowth...Excess Weight..Feeling pretty
> awfull some of the time...,...Really feel like sending this quote "
> Insulin Resistance" the inability of women to process insulin can cause
> obesity in many woman.... To all the awfull people out there who give
> us a hard time for being OVERWEIGHT.. My Assertive Skills work really
> well...I just tell them TAKE ME HOW YOU FIND ME...because I dont have an
> issue about being Over weight...There is more to life than watching your
> weight....As for the Cancer thingy....Does anyone out share my
> feelings???
>
> Been referred to the Gyno...Cant see him until after Christmas...This
> worries me...
>
> Cheers
> Wendy
>




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