Re: Hello I am new here and preop!

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I too was diagnosed with PCOS pre-op. I had my surgery on January 11, 1999

and on December 5th, 2000 I had a beautiful, healthy baby boy. It only took

one try to get pregnant. After I lost about the first 80 pounds my periods

came like clock work. Do not worry...it will happen. It seems like after

the rapid weight loss you are especially fertile. Like I said, it only took

once for me! Good luck with your surgery and all the wonderful benefits to

come. This surgery will change you in ways you cant even imagine.

1/11/00 301 lb.

Now 165 lb..

Mom to Caleb 12/05/00

[Guest guest]

Hey ,

I had been told since the late 80's that I had PCOS. When I was 18,

I was told that I might as well get use to the idea of never being

able to have a baby. My husband and I tried for years, and had even

started the fertility thing in the begining of November 2000. I had

had Lap/RNY on the 11th of September 2000. On November 15th of 2000

we found out that I was pregnant. I had lost about 50lbs, and was at

about 280lbs. There is hope, and I truely believe that it was this

surgery that enabled me to experience such a blessing.

Becki

> Hi ladies

> I was told that this is a really good group to come to. I just

went

> to my first counsel at the BTC in Ann Arbor Michigan. I am

hopefully

> haveing the treatment in June of this year. I was diagnosed with

> PCOS over two yrs ago. I have been wanting tohave a child for

years

> and have not used protection in the same amount of time. We

started

> seeing a fertility specialist about six months ago. NOTHING! So

> needless to say I am hoping i will become pregnant after the

> surgery. Oh how i HOPE>>>>>>

>

> well I look forward getting to know all of you. talk to ya soon.

> susan

> preop 310

> surg 6/01 hopefully

>

> ps please check out my website tolearn more about me and lots of

> other stuff.

> http://members.nbci.com/seashell214/