PMOS Jersey

27/08/2026

👏🏻 We are very excited for the health checks to launch in October. You can be referred for your health check through your GP. It may be something you therefore want to mention in your next GP visit.

🖊️ Please not when it is mentioned in this report that our Chair Jessica spent £3000+ on seeking a diagnosis it should state diagnosis and treatment.

25/08/2026

I welcome this very positive development of a new screening service for PMOS, and hope it will make a real difference for sufferers.

I was diagnosed with PMOS, then PCOS, in my 20s when I wanted to start a family. Up until then I didn’t know anything about it and it’s only in the years since I’ve started to learn more and the impact it can have on so many aspects of my body and my health - and I’m still very much learning.

By talking about these things early and providing coordinated, targeted support we can help sufferers in their own management of the condition but also work to try to prevent some of the serious medical conditions which can be linked to it, including developing diabetes. This would not only be good news for patients but for our health service as a whole, reducing pressure on overstretched services and hopefully reducing costs in the long term. It is a perfect example of why preventative health is the way forward.

I’ll be very honest that the only support and advice I’ve had over the years in relation to this condition is around fertility. But PMOS should not just be talked about in the context of having babies or the potential challenges it could present around fertility. Well done to Jessica Pinel for working so hard to raise awareness and create a community for sufferers to learn, share and feel less alone ❤️

PMOS Jersey

11/08/2026

🎉 We have some very exciting news.

📰 Jessica visited the Assisted Reproductive Unit in Jersey today to discuss the LAUNCH of the PMOS health check clinics which have been approved by the health minister and will be running from autumn 2026.

🩵 We are so grateful for the support of Prof Enda Mc Veigh and Dr Christian Alabi in getting these clinics running.

03/08/2026

Hi Everyone 🩵

We are hosting Jersey’s First Official PMOS support group on 18th August at De Carteret House Kingsman Executive Office Suites Event Suite which is a beautiful cosy space.

Tickets are free, but very limited. Link here:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pmos-support-group-tickets-1996440164274?aff=ebdssbdestsearch

Any questions please DM us via messager.

Can’t wait to see you all there!

21/07/2026

Let us know your thoughts. 🩵

The chair of PMOS Jersey says free annual checks for people diagnosed with the condition in Jersey could be 'life-changing, or even life-saving.'

21/07/2026

👀 Keep your eyes peeled for our report on 103 today. Jessica was in the studio this morning advocating for our PMOS community.

🖊️ Don’t forget to sign our petition if you haven’t already to support annual health checks for PMOS sufferers. 🔗 Link in bio to sign.

14/07/2026

🩵 We’re calling on the Government of Jersey to offer everyone diagnosed with PMOS a FREE annual clinical review in line with the NICE 2026 Draft Guidelines.

An annual review could help:
📈 Monitor symptoms and long-term health
🩺 Identify complications earlier
💊 Promote earlier intervention
🤝 Ensure people receive the ongoing care m

🔬 Many people don’t realise that PMOS is associated with an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, alongside fertility challenges, mental health difficulties and other long-term health complications. Regular reviews could help identify risks earlier and ensure people receive the support they need before problems develop.

✍️ Please sign our petition and help us improve PMOS care in Jersey.

🔗 Click the link here to sign:
https://petitions.gov.je/petitions/201223

📲 Every signature counts! Please share this post, tag your friends and family and help us make better PMOS care a reality in Jersey. Together, we can create meaningful change. 🩵

14/07/2026

🩵 Last Friday’s report highlighted the reality of living with PMOS across the Channel Islands, and we’re grateful to see more conversations happening around this important condition. 🙌

🤝 At PMOS Jersey we’re passionate about turning awareness into action. We’re committed to working alongside the Government of Jersey, healthcare professionals and local stakeholders to improve education, support and care for women living with PMOS. 🌸

📢 Please support us by signing our petition – link here:

https://petitions.gov.je/petitions/201223
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💬 We’re calling on the Government of Jersey to offer a free annual clinical review to everyone diagnosed with PMOS, in line with the recommendations in the NICE 2026 Draft Guidelines for PMOS. Together, we can help ensure people receive the ongoing care and support they deserve. ✨

07/03/2026

Did you know that woman with PCOS are up to four times more likely to develop non-alcoholic fatty liver disease? Credit: