Clomid success and pcos

🚨Trigger warning🚨 miscarriage, infertility
Pam has told us that she takes Metformin for her struggles with PCOS. It's funny that her sharing she was on metformin for her PCOS just so happened to coincide with her medically assisted weight loss journey. I know she states she lost 100 pounds due to calorie counting and good choices. But let's be real...Matt told a previous neighbor that she took shots into the stomach for weight loss.
But I digress. So let's say Pam has PCOS, I'll give that to her (I know, right? Trapper giving this bitch a bone??) Let's take a look at PCOS then.
Poly cystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a condition that causes hormone imbalances, irregular periods and low progesterone levels that can cause fertility issues due to difficulty with ovulation. 70 - 80% of women with PCOS have difficulty conceiving naturally. Chances are better at naturally conceiving when you are under 35, but it is still difficult nonetheless. PCOS is a life long condition that is treatable during a woman's child bearing years. A woman as young as Pam, who probably wasn’t trying to get pregnant before her engagent to Matt, would be commonly prescribed birth control pills in order to manage and regulate her cycle. Women who managed their PCOS with birth control pills are told that when they are ready to start a family, to give themselves 6 months to a year to successfully conceive because it can take that long for your body to readjust after hormone therapy. It's not an easy feat to fall pregnant with PCOS, especially while on birth control to manage it and even up to a year after you stopped hormone treatment to start a family.
Things that can help in increasing chances of conception are regular exercise, getting enough sleep, avoiding alcohol, achieving a healthy weight.
Now let's compare this information to what Pam has told us about her experience.
Pam told us that she was on birth control during the time her and Matt were dating. She has told us she has PCOS, a life long condition for women in their child bearing years. She has told us that when she got "pregnant" with Noelle, she wasn't sleeping well, eating well, was very stressed and drinking red bulls like crazy. She also told us that when she "miscarried" she was 11 weeks along. She also told us that she had no idea she was "pregnant." She also told us that she was on antibiotics, which was the culprit in getting her pregnant.
So tell me Pam, when you were on birth control pills, which are prescribed to women with PCOS to regulate their cycle, and noticed you did not have a cycle for 2 months, you didn't think to take a pregnancy test? If you married Matt for insurance, how did you get your dirty little hands on birth control pills, antibiotics and also fix that broken arm you had from shredding the slopes while snowboarding? When after you missed 2 cycles, then started hemorrhaging after not bleeding for 2 whole months, why did you go to a family BBQ, then to Friendly's for ice cream instead of the hospital? Why did you think the best course of action was to bury your 11 week old baby with fingies and eyeballs (all which are not visible to the naked eye) was to put it in an LV box and bury it in the backyard, instead of going to the hospital?
I tell you why, because you never were "pregnant" with Noelle and you never had a "miscarriage." LLR and other MLM groups were telling their consultants to tell stories to their shoppers for pity in hopes to drum up more sales and trauma bond with their bestie customers. I think this is why she came forward with this story. To drum up sales using a story that wasn't hers. Yes, my sources also told me that she took this miscarriage story from someone in her past.
You never went to the hospital, you never checked to make sure all products of conception were cleared, you never were pregnant.
And don't call me disgusting. I'm not the one who buried a baby in a box in my dad's back yard, or lied about doing it.