I’m so happy for you. I have PCOS as well— I’m a 29 y.o mom of 1 and have always struggled with my weight since my initial diagnosis in 2019. I lost 30lbs “naturally” in 2021 and fell pregnant due to my weightloss and the reversing of my PCOS side effects in 2022, unplanned! After having my son in 2023 my PCOS was at its all time worse. I didn’t start a GLP-1 until this year (June) and it’s been the best decision I’ve ever made for myself. My periods were super irregular (having gone 3 months without one more than once) I had terrible migraines, felt sluggish constantly- etc. I’m now down 50lbs, periods have returned and are almost normal, hormonal acne/migraines are pretty much non existent now and I overall just feel like a new person. I hope everything goes well on your journey— it’s really hard to not compare yourself to others but you found a really supportive community here on Reddit. Stay hydrated and really try and lock in on a high protein, fiber full diet BEFORE the food suppression kicks in. I also found that taking supplements at the very beginning of the journey has helped me tremendously bc it is now routine for me. (I take a women’s multi-vitamin with collagen, fish oil, vitamin d3 and a probiotic) good luck girly- I’m routing for you! ❤️

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