PCOS Messages for August, 2003: Re: PCOS digest 1436

Re: PCOS digest 1436

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 19 Aug 2003 12:23:41 -0500 (CDT)

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Hi, About 2 years ago, I felt like I needed to tell my boyfriend about my PCOS. We had been dating for a couple of years, and I felt like we were about to take the next step. I wanted him to know what he was really getting into- mood swings, weight gain, infertility etc. I wrote to this dicussion board and asked for some suggestions and encouragement. The women were all so encouraging and gave me lots of confidence. My boyfriend and I went out to dinner and I told him all about it. He said he had wondered what all the doctors appointments and medications were about, but was thrilled to know that it was as simple as PCOS and I wasn't dying or anything!! He laughed about the fertility question. He said that there are loads of babies in the world who need parents and that if we had to adopt that would be fine with him. He was actually more ok with it all that I was!!.. I'm not sure if I ever checked back in on this board to tell everyone how it went. But it was great. We have a much better relationship becuase we talk about the PCOS all the time. He goes to the doctor with me and takes an active part in reminding me to take my meds etc. We are married now and hoping to get preg. soon. Thats my story :)

At Mon, 18 Aug 2003, leanne wrote: >
>At Sat, 4 Aug 2001, Monica wrote:
>>
>>Sandra,
>>I talk to my dh about my pcos alot!! Its the reason I am feeling soo
>>horrible, have little energy and what not and have a low sex drive. We
>>have always talked about this from the begining of our marriage and why
>>I was feeling awefull. when I found out I had thyroid disease he
>>understood why I was soo tired and always had a messy house cuz I didn't
>>have the energy to keep up. he knows when I am not feeling well and
>>helps out all he can dispite working lots of overtime and not getting
>>much sleep himself. He does once in a while get a little bothered about
>>things once in a while but hey he is a man and well we all have our bad
>>days. But for the most part he is very supportive. I think its
>>important for him to know why I am feeling the way I am and why.
>>Monica
>>
>>At Fri, 3 Aug 2001, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
>>>
>>>Hello,
>>> I'm curious to know if anyone has any stories they would like to
>>>share regarding husbands, boyfriends, or lovers and how they feel about your
>>>pcos. Are they supportive, not, do you talk about it, share your worries
>>>with them, etc.. I'm trying to get a feel for how you all handle this with
>>>your significant other. I myself do not talk to my husband about it,
>>>although I did have him meet with my doctor to explain what is known about
>>>it to him before we were married. That was 10 years ago. I simply do not
>>>feel emotionally safe talking to my husband about it for many reasons. Is
>>>there anyone out there who would like to share on this regard? Thanks to
>>>everyone for your friendship.
>>> Sandra in Minnesota
>
>--
>well hello there i no wot u mean i dont have a good sex drive aand allwise feel down now i no y
>

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