Unable To Have Children - How Have You Accepted That?

[miyu]

Originally Posted by DewDropInn

Unless you are working at a clinic in Mississippi or the inner-city I highly doubt you are getting paid "like crap". I know what doctors make at the major non-profits. Especially in your supposed speciality. It's not crap. Also know how hospital overhead works, but that's for another thread.

$11/hr is pretty crappy.

[DewDropInn]

Originally Posted by miyu

$11/hr is pretty crappy.

Well, not to the person making minimum wage, lol.

I'd love to debate this with you but this isn't the thread to do that.

[Hopes]

Originally Posted by miyu

Though it is possible to get pregnant, it is also realistic for OP to consider IVF.

I think you're missing an important factor here. Since the OP doesn't have partner, the insurance company won't pay for fertility treatments. And she has repeatedly said that she doesn't have money for IVF. As aweful as you think we are, we're trying to help her resolve her issues within her available alternatives based on her specfic circumstances she shared in the tread. IVF isn't an alternative because she can't afford it.

Originally Posted by CTGirlNoMore

However, many people keep saying that if PCOS gets treated, then chance of fertility is better, which couldn't be more wrong in my case.

Only because you can't have IVF and treating PCOS has the added benefit of helping you with the hormonal issues that might be contributing to your depression over this news.

[JustJulia]

Closed at OP request.