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Vicky: Adoption story

FrmGirl posted:

Vicky--
I posted my adoption story on the Adoption Support Group page. I hope it helps!

Hannah(28)DH(26) PCOS '06 M/C 2007(early) Early delivery 2008 (23wks) Jude: May 21, 2008 - May 31, 2008; Gabriel: (adopted) Feb 2010

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Thanks hannah!

Vicky, Dx PCOS /IR in 2000 at age 23, on Metformin1500mg daily, 7th cycle on Clomid.

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