Ladybugdrives

Well I haven't posted on here in awhile. I finished up my first round of HCG in Feb(30 days). Lost 27 lbs. I stabilized for 6 weeks. I have never had better results from any other diet ever. I was looking forward to doing another round, but while on the 1st round I started my period, and it still hasn't stopped! So after a being prescribed meds to stop it, which still has yet to fully stop it, and a uterine biopsy (OUCH!!!!) my doc & I are working on a permanent solution. My doctor suspects the weight loss is the culprit, but wants me to continue to lose the weight. I have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome(PCOS). So the weight loss and probably the HCG has sent me in to ovulation overtime. But I refuse to let this obstacle stop me from losing this weight!!! I have continued on the P3 diet. Having PCOS following a low carb, high protein diet is key to weight loss. So far I have lost 37 lbs! I'll take it! :-D The most I've lost on other diets is 25 lbs, so I'm floored by the 37! My family doctor told me since I have PCOS that I'd probably always be overweight, and eventually be a diabetic. I am out to prove him, and the others WRONG! Before the HCG diet I never had the willpower to cut out the carbs, they RULED my life! Could not imagine a day without a carb of any kind. I'd literally get sick if I didn't have them daily. So when I found out about HCG I was interested but hesitant to try it. But what could it hurt, I thought. The first 2 weeks were the hardest! But then the carb addiction was fully breaking & I never felt better! I'm so thankful I took the chance to do the HCG diet, it's been life changing, and that is after one round. I have learned so much about myself, and how my body & mind reacts to food. I know this time I have found the solution to losing weight the proper way for MY body. I will never think about food the same again. Life is too short to go through it sick, and exhausted because of the excess weight. I'd like to eventually get on round 2 of the HCG diet, but I think it's best to keep going as I am, follow a low carb diet, & exercise! Once my hormones are under control I'll probably give it a go. Owning your health is priceless, it takes time, dedication, & persistence. It's not always easy, or fun. But years from now I know I'll look back and be glad I made the changes when I did!