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Any Ladies Low Carbing to help achieve pregnancy?

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Sun, Jul-21-02, 20:08

ozzyturn

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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 212/192/165
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Progress: 43%

Location: Earlwood-Sydney-Australia

Aussie with PCOS

Hi,

I'm hoping the by-product of my low carbing will be pregnancy. I posted a bit of my story on the PCOS forum. At this point my main goal is looking and feeling better. But a baby would be very nice thanks!!

I was diagnosed in 98 but have not been able to move forward since my first foray into Provera and Clomid - not an enjoyable experience. I want to do it drug free if possible.

Good luck with the low carbing and the baby making!

Sam

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