I might not be able to have babies.
It sucks but its true and nothing but time can say for sure. We're actively trying now but assuming that doesn't work we move to the next step.
Background: When I was 16 my mom took me to the doctor because it seemed like Aunt Flo was trying to kill me. They tentatively diagnosed me with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) due to my symptoms even though the ultrasound was inconclusive. Birth control pills were prescribed, the symptoms largely resolved themselves and life moved on.
Fast forward to today, I am no longer on birth control, with one or two exceptions my symptoms have largely never returned. Thirteen years after being diagnosed I am not convinced that PCOS is the root of my problems but I can't tell for sure without medical testing which means that the first step is:
1. Get Health Insurance
Neither Hubby or myself are currently insured. We fall into a "coverage gap" in the new affordable care act. Simply put we make too much money or fail the asset test for medicare BUT make too little money to be required to purchase health insurance from the exchange. This is all information from when I looked at the coverage back in November 2013. I plan to check the information again sometime in the next few weeks. Once the health insurance is purchased next step would be:
2. Figure out if there is anything wrong with me
My inner ten year old pouts when I start thinking about this. Needles yuck.
3. Be prepared to have a baby (money stuff)
4. Have a baby!
I feel like it has to be more complicated than that, though step 3 may need just a little fleshing out.
I'm having a hard time setting a date for this one. I don't want to be having babies after I turn 40 so lets say 2025?
I'm having a hard time setting a date for this one. I don't want to be having babies after I turn 40 so lets say 2025?
