At the tender age of seven, the author experienced precocious puberty, leading to a series of injections and tests. Later, at 14, she faced severe menstrual pain that necessitated contraceptive pills. Despite initial relief, she faced debilitating side effects, including gut problems, migraines, and emotional struggles. After quitting the pill, she was diagnosed with PCOS. Through research and advocacy, she realized the importance of informed consent and the diverse effects of hormonal contraceptives. Her journey highlights the complexities of women’s health and the need for personalized treatment options.