Pcos Stories

One encounter. Two people from different worlds. The start of an obsession.🖤

Ovulation Induction Cycle #2, but life has taken a turn, and now to get through the cycle with the best chances but minimal costs, I'm having to go against what my doctor's are saying, do research myself, and take a MASSIVE risk in the process. Will it pay off? Is this the cycle that leads to my Rainbow baby, due March 2022? Read on to find out!

PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) is one of the most common hormonal disorders found in women. I have recently been diagnosed with this disorder and I am willing to share my experiences as I go through research, treatment, and lifestyle through the years to come. No one should be embarrassed to have this disorder; it's just one of those things that happen. I am writing this to raise awareness--to let other girls and women who have this disorder know that they are not alone. There are millions of us, but only a few have been diagnosed and know they have it. PCOS is known as a "Silent Killer", so let's make it loud.

They didn't understand my body. They didn't understand my pain. They didn't see the battles I fought silently every day. From PCOS to heartbreak, from shame to self-love, this is my journey of struggle, strength, and rising against all odds. Through every storm, I learned one truth: no matter what tried to break me, I rose anyway.

In today's fast-paced urban life, many women find themselves silently battling hormonal disorders, and finding reliable PCOS treatment in Delhi becomes critical for long-term health and fertility. Arogya Nidhi, a well-known Ayurvedic wellness center, is offering a new ray of hope for those dealing with PCOS and PCOD through natural, holistic solutions rooted in traditional science.

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common hormonal disorders affecting women of reproductive age. It is estimated that nearly 10% of women worldwide experience PCOS at some stage of their lives. One of the primary challenges for women with PCOS is irregular or absent ovulation, which makes natural conception difficult. While lifestyle changes and medications like Clomiphene and Letrozole are often the first line of treatment, some women may not respond to these methods. In such cases, ovarian drilling for PCOS becomes a highly effective treatment option. This minimally invasive surgical procedure can restore ovulation, balance hormones, and significantly improve fertility outcomes. In this comprehensive guide, we will cover everything you need to know about ovarian drilling: types, procedure, success rate, recovery, risks, and alternatives.

Life always did whatever it could to kick people whilst they were down, for once things were looking up. Why would anything ever work out that way?

If you've the ability to read between the eyes, you'd understand what's going on.

This poem is for reader interpretation. What does this poem mean to you?

Teal Ribbon Written by Leah Cordevilla A raw, intimate, and deeply human story of a woman living with Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS), Teal Ribbon peels back the layers of silence that surround this invisible illness. Told in a deeply personal voice, it chronicles the quiet battles-missed periods, mood swings, weight changes, and unanswered questions-as one woman fights not just hormones, but a world that rarely sees the full picture. From confusion to courage, shame to self-love, each chapter is a quiet war-and a soft victory. This is not a guidebook. It's not polished, filtered, or sugar-coated. It's a real woman's journey of reclaiming her body, her voice, and her joy in the middle of a storm that doesn't always pass. Teal Ribbon is for every woman who's ever felt alone in her diagnosis. For every warrior still learning how to rest. For every heart quietly breaking behind a bloated belly and a brave face. It's not just about PCOS. It's about surviving, healing, and redefining what it means to be whole.

To all the women who have thrown their child (children) away and to those who are having thoughts of doing the same: Having a baby whether it is born from your body or through adoption is a blessing from the heavens. God considered you worthy so you were given that gift. So if you were blessed with precious gifts how do you find a heart to throw something so precious? Of all people, you know the agony of labour and the pain of childbirth. How can you easily abandon your babies like you were abandoning a cat or other pets you don’t like anymore?

Hudson West has been my best friend since kindergarten and the most amazing person in my life that I've laid eyes on. I've had one goal since I could remember, I wanted to be a mom. My best friend went away for medical school, Now he's back in my life and for the first time since I saw him I feel like me.I suffer from depression from the one secret I hold close to my heart. I can't have kids naturally. I was diagnosed with PCOS when I was 15 and nobody knows.But when Husdon offers me a deal to be my sperm donor in exchange to bring his date to a family wedding. I have to think maybe it's time I act on those feelings for the handsome doctor who's owned my heart for the longest time.