PCOS Messages for May, 2003: Re: PCOS and irrational behavoir

Re: PCOS and irrational behavoir

From: Amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sun, 11 May 2003 18:01:57 -0500 (CDT)

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Hi Kelly,

I sympathize with you. I can't say I have had the same experience as you, but hormones definately effect the way you do things. Mine cause a lot of problems and misunderstandings between my husband and me. I have since been low-carbing and for the most part have my hormones under control. Hang in there and trust that things WILL get better. Talking with my husband about all my feelings really helped us. He also learned alot about PCOS. He is much more understanding. The best thing I think, Kelly, would be to talk to your doctor about this and see if there is something more that he can do to help you. Are you doing or taking anything to help your PCOS? I hope I could be of some help. Good luck!!

At Sun, 11 May 2003, kelly wrote: >
>Hi
>I have recently been diagnosed with PCOS and need to know if anyone else
>suffers from irrational behavoir when they have this god awful thing?
>have a loving husband who tries to understand (but he's a man) and I
>have hurt him greatly in the past year. Firstly by telling him our
>children are not his, even when I was saying this to him I knew it was
>wrong but just wanted to hrt him with the most awful thing possible, he
>eventually forgave me! Then this week I have been contacted by an old
>boyfriend and although I have told him I love my husband more than
>anything I still sneaked of to meet him yesterday and was caught by my
>husband. I wasn't intending to do anything with this man other than
>talk, but my husband only sees it as me telng him lies and deceiving
>him!
>I know this is not the behavoir of a rational person and was wondering
>if anyone has any words of wisdom to help me through this.

--
Amy C.H. I have maintained my 50lb. weight loss for 8 months now.

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