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I received a call this week from a client who wanted to share her joy.
She came to me earlier this year with PCOS and 6 years of infertility. She had been told that she had few options, and a natural method was never offered to her.
PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome), properly referred to as PCOD (Polycystic Ovarian Disease), is an endocrine disorder that affects 8-13% of women of reproductive age in the United States. Symptoms often include irregular or infrequent menstrual periods, excessive hair growth, acne, weight gain, insulin resistance, or Infertility.
My client had been charting for about 6 months with me when she called. I had referred her to one of the Creighton Medical Consultants for treatment using NaProTechnology.
She was excited to share that she was pregnant. She had no words for her joy. And my heart was full for her!
Knowledge is Power.
Power gives us hope…
Hope that we can get answers
and find healing.
And sometimes, 9 months later,
we give it a name!
With Creighton Model charting, we offer women knowledge. And we all know, with knowledge comes power. And in this case, it’s the power to name symptoms, the power to reject dismissal, and the power to demand better care. Which leads to hope. Hope for answers, and for treatment, and in this client’s case, hope for a baby.
The Creighton Model Chart speaks volumes to the physician trained in NaProTechnology, aiding in diagnosis and treatment. And with charting, we can see the improvements from cycle to cycle. And often, we get calls like the one I had from this client. Calls of joy!
Are you stuggling with a diagnosis of PCOS?
Are you or someone you know struggling with a diagnosis of PCOS and are searching for options? Perhaps it’s time to learn more about healthy menstrual cycles. Contact a FertilityCare Practitioner at 813-421-4625 or visit our events page to sign up for a FREE Introductory Session.
Join us at St Gianna Center, where we’re on a Journey of Hope.
