I only just decided to start planning for kids, to ttc a couple months ago and yesterday my doctor confirmed my labs. High testosterone and cholesterol, and my symptoms of irregular periods and furry chin (and skin and anxiety), I suspected I had pcos, and the doc confirmed. I'm nearly 27, recently learned about my aunt and grandma's reproductive cancers and hysterectomies they had at ages just a little older than me. My mom is currently waiting to hear about her biopsy and has already been diagnosed with endometriosis. I only just learned that that my mom's struggles with fibroids and reproductive complications also make things more complicated for me. I'm kind of jealous because the women in my family had tons of kids, back to back, and I want my chance to be a mom. If I get the chance I want to raise my kids to understand their bodies, give them every tool I can to ensure their success and help them when they can't help themselves. My whole story is sad, but I'll spare ya most of the details. Let's just say I had to learn too much too late and by myself. I hope I get the chance to shape a better childhood and more successful person than myself.