I could have died

I could have died

I am 1 in 10

I could have died

Could you imagine waking up 18 years old in the worst pain?

I could have died

Being rushed to the hospital

I could have died

Could you imagine having your period for 30+ days?

I could have died

Needing a blood transfusion

I could have died

To be judged constantly for your weight and appearance

I could have died

To work your ass off in the gym, to lose not one pound

I could have died

Could you imagine being told there's only a 1% chance of pregnancy?

I could have died

To be asked when are you going to have a baby

I could have died

The thought of never having a child of your owns

I could have died

To be stuck with needles for 2 months straight

I could have died

The look on your husbands face when he finds out you're having a miscarriage

I could have died

To be put to sleep, to physically have your baby removed from your broken body

I could have died

To find out a few days later it was a girl

I could have died

To tell people your story just for them to only listen to reply, but not to understand

I could have died

Suicide from severe depression

I still may die

Breast cancer, Cervical cancer or Endometrium cancer

I still may die

Heart disease

I still may die

Because you see there is no cure

I still may die

I'm a wife, mother, sister, aunt, cousin, niece, granddaughter and a friend

I still may die

Whether it be metaphorically or literally

I still may die

Any morning I can wake up symptom free is a day I survived. 

But today I still may die, because

this is some of the realities of women suffering with PCOS

So support me by changing your profile or cover photo to a teal ribbon and or share this. Support doesn't have to mean financially. Support is listening when we need an ear. Support is doing research on your own, to gather a better understanding. Support is spreading awareness.

Not too many people know what PCOS/PCOD is. It’s also not well studied by doctors or not known at all. There's no cure but there is infertility, cyst, depression, cancer, heart disease, diabetes, obesity, irregular periods, male pattern baldness, hirsutism and much more when it comes to PCOS. Once and sometimes still being called the silent killer in women. While some of these things may not physical kill me or others with pcos, it sure can feel like a death sentence.

Destination Baby was started based on my own personal experience dealing with the struggles of PCOS. Having gone threw 5 1/2 years of infertility, Clomid, IUI, 2 IVFs 1 miscarriage and 1 rainbow baby, I know the true mean of what support is. It was my husband’s support that showed me what a lot of people are missing in certain parts of their life. So I now give informational, educational, physical support to women and their families as they transition from conception to pregnancy and from pregnancy to childbirth and beyond. I'm also better known as a Doula. I've  talked with thousands of women over the years. I was surprised to find some so depressed and suicidal. They had no one to support them no one who understood. They are all now my cysters and they have my support.

Who will you support today?