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Thursday's What's Your Song Link Up!

This will be my third week participating, and I'm really enjoying it! This week's song is based on some issues I have been having with other women in my support group, on top of all the problems I have on my own. I don't know what's going on, but it seems that everyone wants to take offense to things that I have said with comments to me like "I work with mental patients all the time, but I don't know what I'm talking about..." or "I'm a nurse, but I don't know what I'm talking about." PCOS has not been studied enough. I don't really think any disease has. All I have done was comment about the link between PCOS and bipolar disorder, and I start getting comments like that. It's not like I'm pulling this info out my a**; I'm following it with links to legitimate research studies. It's frustrating to me that I want to share my knowledge so that others know what they are facing as well and I get griped at for it. It's like if someone had cancer, but wasn't told of the effects of chemo. If that were you, wouldn't you want to know everything you could about the disease you were dealing with? I thought so.

Even now, there are tons of doctors, including gynocologists, that don't have a clue about PCOS. So why is it so difficult to admit that you may not know everything there is to know about PCOS? I surely don't, but I'm trying to learn.

So with that said, here's my song for the week. You Haven't Seen the Last of Me by the always gorgeous Cher.



I'm contemplating making this one of my theme songs. When I first heard it while watching Burlesque, I couldn't help but feel it was being sung for me. Do you ever feel that way? If so, leave me a comment with your theme song! I'd love to hear your song!

If you want to join the Link Up, head over to Goodnight Moon's blog via her button below and link up!

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  1. AnonymousMay 5, 2011 at 2:42 PM

    awesome song! I am dying to see that movie.

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  2. AnonymousMay 9, 2011 at 1:15 PM

    Great song. As as a fellow PCOS patient, and a Nurse!!! Let me tell you... THEY ARE NOT DOCTORS AND THEY DONT HAVE your body!! Everyones different! NO TWO PEOPLE ARE THE SAME. So keep on blogging and keep on getting it out. Cant wait to read more of your posts. I support you!!!

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