My 18 year old daughter has pcos. I would like to hear from other girls/ladies with this. How much does it put a damper on your life? My daughter hasn't even shown interest in getting her driver permit. Right now she is on another birth control plll b/c her periods were so heavy and painful. She missed the deadline for fall semester at college (she's very bright) b/c she has to take a math assesment class before she can register. I'm talking to her about getting a job until that time. I feel like I'm pulling teeth....help..advice welcome! and thanks
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gloriousday2006
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I will be praying for your daughter. I got diagnosed with PCOS at a very young age. I have faced many challenges with it including weight gain, hirtuism, metabolic syndrome, lack of periods or sometimes heavy periods for months at a time. But, there are many different levels of severity...I have it very severe.
I would say even with all of these challenges you can make it through. Is it easy, no...but, it could always be much worse. God is good all the time. This life is short. You do the best with all of the challenges you face and try to do your best to bring glory to God.
Your daughter can get through. If she needs anyone to talk, I would be more than happy to help her. There will always be troubles in this life but our God has OVERCOME. Tell her to stay strong, and push through...God has an AMAZING plan for her life.
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did it hamper your ability to enjoy life, did you get depressed? Or not want to go thru things?
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I command that this part of her body resumes its normal function and the affliction leaves her right now.
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I assume it affects everyone differently. The symptoms could make you depressed, but it is certainly not something you can't work there. Make sure you take her to the doctor as there are many treatment options to help.
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