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Re: down in the dumps
From: Ann (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 25 Mar 2003 07:01:27 -0600 (CST)
Thanks Jane, ysterday was my first day here, but it looks like I will
have many more. I know what you mean about having someone to talk to.
My husband is my rock, but after 10 yrs, it is getting frustrating to
him also, and none of my friends understand. Hopefully being here will
help. Thanks!
At Tue, 25 Mar 2003, Jane wrote:
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>I totally feel you. I have absolutely no self esteem either. I am 19
>with every ugly gene imaginable. Luckily I am not upset about not being
>able to conceive because I don’t want to right now, but I definitely
>know how you feel about your appearance. I have been made fun of my
>whole life, even by my friends sometimes. My suggestion to you is to
>just find someone caring who will listen to you, aka this message board
>works well for that. We all know what you are going through. We have
>been/ are there now. The other thing to keep in mind is that there is
>much more to life than your outward appearance. If nothing else I like
>coming here because it helps me to feel like I am not the only one who
>feels this way. I hope this helps, feel free to e-mail me if you want
>to talk sometime. Have a good day, I hope this helps.
>
>At Mon, 24 Mar 2003, Ann wrote:
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>>I was diagnosed with PCOS at 18 (am now 32) and lately I have no self
>>esteem or confidence in myself, mainly due to hair loss and facial/body
>>hair, and also being unsuccessful at getting pregnant and losing weight.
>>I have seen a doctor and am currently taking medication for
>>anxiety/depression, but has not really helped my moods. Any ideas as to
>>what I could do? I do not want PCOS to win!
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>--
>Some day I will find a guy who likes big bulky muscular thighs, right? :)
>19yo college student
>
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