Well by the looks of things the Oz girls are chatting up a storm in their little corner of the board, but where r all u kiwis - that includes those turncoat expats over in Aus.
So come in ... chat, say something
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thanks for starting thread. Us kiwis sure have been very quite but im sure we can change that.
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HI Jeanette
i think kiwis might be shy and only come out at night (jokes)
thanks for starting a thread!
Hehe maybe ur right I saw something today about teaching dogs to avoid kiwi's by teaching them about chickens...maybe there is some similarity LOL
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i was starting to think me and becky are the only two kiwis in here lol
I think we should have more threads in here ay i know you are out there somewhere
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c'mon kiwis where u @ I know there are more of us out there!!!!
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Glenyz ~ UK funny that someone from my work is on their way over there this week, so whats the UK like, geting nice & warm?
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It WAS hot for about 10 days until this week .... so I guess Summer is over now, we've had it!!! No, actually it is still sunny but the heat is gone at the moment.
Hi from London! I may have been over here a while now (12 years - doesn't time fly) but am Kiwi born and bred. Christchurch to be precise.
There must be more of us surely?!
Glenys - don't worry, it will get hot again first couple weeks of June cos that's when i go on holiday and every year the Great British Summer happens while i'm on holiday! You in London too?
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Y'know, it would be nice if we got some pretty snow with the cold weather. But its just all rain and ice cold winds
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Just joined today and found this thread. Am and undiagnosed PCOS person - 51 now and that is all behind me. Don'teven want to think about all the years of hearbreak, infertility unexplained painful heavy periods etc. Am sure they must have known about PCOS back then.
Now worse still I have passed it on to my beautiful daughter - now 27. REading through many many posts on here today brought me to tears. Looking back she started at aged 6 with early puberty and needing to use deodorant. I read today that that is a precursor for PCOS. She was treated with high doses of hormones to reverse it and diagnosed with precocious pubertry and it was lleft at that. She has been under an endocrinologist all the time. As a 16 year old we saw the endocrinologogist countless times with increasing hirsuitism, heavy painful periods and depression. No real clues as to what it could be!!!!
At 19 I did some research and diagnosed her myself and trotted her to the GP and demanded tests which confirmed that she had sever PCOS.
Now at 27 she shaves once a day - spent thousands on laser to no avail, still struggles with depression, weight, heavy painful periods (very anaemic). Last year was diagnosed with endometriosis and had surgery to remove this - was very extensive.
We have gone to several GP's but no-one seems willing or able to look at the whole picture. She has tried met but it makes her depression much worse as does most types of oc.
She has just married an absolute darling of a man and they want to have a family.
I just feel so bad that we both have slipped through the cracks with the medical profession. Why are GP'sjust not up with the play?
Reading today I think Auckland is the place to go. Great idea to list good GP's and specialists. My daughter's GP does take advice from Megan Ogilvy attached to Fertility Associates who is a PCOS expert.
I am going to pass this site onto her - she will be relieved to know that she is not the only one who thinks her body is out to get her!!!
Where r all the kiwis? 
I saw something today about teaching dogs to avoid kiwi's by teaching them about chickens...maybe there is some similarity LOL
