Hi
I thought I'd respond to your post as you seem to be appealing to people who have POF. I can completely sympathise with your situation however, I was diagnosed when I was only 18 years old, I'm now 25 and the reality of the situation still hasn't really sunk in, especially now I'm in a serious relationship of 4 years and we're "planning" ahead (with a plan a,b,c and even d!).
I read your previous msg and you said you had child and wanted another - you need to really hang on to the fact you do have one beautiful, amazing child already. I'm not being negative but realistic - this condition is rare and has a 5% to 7% of naturally conceiving. There are other options available, have you considered egg donation? This is something I am considering as I have been told I can 'carry' a child, but more than likely have no eggs left or very few. My sister has kindly offered to donate.
I wish you all the best but also advise you to be positive and not spiral into a depression by thinking of the "if, buts & maybes" - I've been there at a young age and it isn't a place you want to be. Look forward and research the topic area so you have a better understanding. There is confusion around is POF and early menopause etc, and there are differences between them. There is also a lot more side affects to POF than people realise (hot flushes, dryness, low sex drive etc) A lot more information is available now compared to 8 years ago (I'm happy to send to you, just contact me privately through this site)
All the best and take care
L