Loretta Lynn
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Hey everyone..
Just feeling kind of down tonight. I thought I would post on here to see if anyone else feels like I do or maybe some success stories to cheer me up. I'm 28 and was just diagnosed with PCOS this past August and was completely devastated. All I've ever wanted was to have babies and be a mommy and somewhere deep inside I always felt like it wasn't going to be easy (or maybe impossible) for that to happen. My hubby and I got married in Nov. 2011 and started ttc in Feb. 2012. I waited until this past summer to see my OB-gyn because there was a part of me that didn't want to face that my biggest fears were coming true.. that there really was something wrong with me and thats why we weren't pregnant yet. But I am glad I finally went, because my doctor has been great through it all. I started metformin 500mg in November and my first round of clomid 25 mg in December. No luck in December so he bumped me up to 50mg clomid for round 2 in January. We did a series of follicular ultrasounds this time which ended up showing that I ovulated around CD 17 (which I was very happy about because my dr. didn't think i was ovulating before). So i am currently 9dpo, and do not feel like there is any possibility I could be pregnant at all. Feeling completely normal, no symptoms that I can even pretend might be pregnancy related. I'm not any more tired than i normally am, no cramps, absent CM.. I tested yesterday at 8dpo and got a BFN, of course. DH and I BD'd every day or every other day for that entire like 2 week span. I know that I have just began my pregnancy journey, and there are many more options, but I feel so hopeless. I feel so scared that I will never get to experience pregnancy and be a mommy. I don't know what i'll do if that happens
Is there anyone out there that can relate with me? Anyone who has gone through this with a happy ending? I know they say women with PCOS are able to get pregnant, but I just feel like I'm going to be one of the ones who cannot.
sorry for the long rant, i just needed to get that out.
Just feeling kind of down tonight. I thought I would post on here to see if anyone else feels like I do or maybe some success stories to cheer me up. I'm 28 and was just diagnosed with PCOS this past August and was completely devastated. All I've ever wanted was to have babies and be a mommy and somewhere deep inside I always felt like it wasn't going to be easy (or maybe impossible) for that to happen. My hubby and I got married in Nov. 2011 and started ttc in Feb. 2012. I waited until this past summer to see my OB-gyn because there was a part of me that didn't want to face that my biggest fears were coming true.. that there really was something wrong with me and thats why we weren't pregnant yet. But I am glad I finally went, because my doctor has been great through it all. I started metformin 500mg in November and my first round of clomid 25 mg in December. No luck in December so he bumped me up to 50mg clomid for round 2 in January. We did a series of follicular ultrasounds this time which ended up showing that I ovulated around CD 17 (which I was very happy about because my dr. didn't think i was ovulating before). So i am currently 9dpo, and do not feel like there is any possibility I could be pregnant at all. Feeling completely normal, no symptoms that I can even pretend might be pregnancy related. I'm not any more tired than i normally am, no cramps, absent CM.. I tested yesterday at 8dpo and got a BFN, of course. DH and I BD'd every day or every other day for that entire like 2 week span. I know that I have just began my pregnancy journey, and there are many more options, but I feel so hopeless. I feel so scared that I will never get to experience pregnancy and be a mommy. I don't know what i'll do if that happens
Is there anyone out there that can relate with me? Anyone who has gone through this with a happy ending? I know they say women with PCOS are able to get pregnant, but I just feel like I'm going to be one of the ones who cannot.
sorry for the long rant, i just needed to get that out.