It's Time to Let the Stress and Anxiety Go

Infertility is very common for women with PCOS.  As a woman with PCOS, I struggle daily with the fact that I may never have a child.  I think having a child is one of if not the biggest thing in a women's life that makes them feel like a complete woman.  I feel that I have so much love overflowing inside of me and I want to share it with a child.  My husband and I have been married for 16 years and throughout those 16 years we have had doctor upon doctor tell us that having a child is probably not in the cards, but none of them knew why.  I finally stumbled upon the Insulite system.  This is an all natural way to reverse the affects of PCOS. 

            Since I have been on the Insulite system I have started having regular monthly cycles and I also started ovulating regularly.  My cycles have not been regular since I was in my early twenties and I had never ovulated until now.  My biological clock has been screaming at me for several years now.  I am forty years old now and that lingering negative thought in the back of my head is getting stronger and stronger.  The most difficult part of infertility is accepting the fact that I may never have a baby.  I know there are other options out there, such as adoption, foster parenting and even surrogacy, but none of those are near the same as having your own bundle of joy in your arms.  The best parts of me and my husband.  A physical representation of all the love we have for each other.

            I have learned that when women that are trying to have a baby and cannot accept the fact that they may not have one, then they have one.  It is when we lay the stress and anxiety down of trying to have a baby that we actually have a baby.  I don't know my future, but I know God does.  Its in his hands now.   ~ Tammy