Overcoming PCOS: From depression and drug-addiction to living life to the fullest


Women need to understand and love their bodies and their condition before they’re able to tackle the symptoms of PCOS one by one, says Deena Marzuki. Photo: Filepic

PCOS is not a death sentence. You can still live well if you learn how to manage it, says Deena Marzuki, 32.

Deena, the president and co-founder of My PCOS I Love You, was diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) when she was 17.

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