<human>: As a lot of people do, my new years resolution is to lose weight. It has been for the past few years. When the new year hit, I started out very strong for about three days. Then I stopped, then I tried again and stopped again. I did light work outs when I felt like it for the first two weeks of January. However, after two weeks, I found something out.

I was having pain in my lower abdomen, lots of pain, which kept me away from any kind of workout. I have had on and off pain there for a while, but this time it was really bad. I then found out that I may have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome(PCOS). Ever since I was a little girl, I have wanted a family and having this syndrome makes ones chances at infertility on a very high end. Along with many other physical problems it can pose, losing weight is the only way to keep it at bay. Having a family and raising children is my life goal, which may sound silly to some, but it sent my into a panic attack when I found out. Needless to say, my goal of losing weight has been renewed.

Last week, my side was still hurting so I worked out on the elliptical for 30 minutes every day and kept my heart rate up. I also did light weight lifting. This week, I have started going to spin classes and also using the elliptical everyday as well as some more intense weight lifting. Finally I found my inspiration to diet, which I have been doing well on.

I have pictures of myself on January 1st. They embarrass me, but I will post those and new ones soon to show my progress. I do not own a scale but I got my weight on January 1st at my parents house. here are my statistics:

Age: 19

Sex: Female

Height: 6'1

Weight on January 1st: 221

Goal Weight: 170

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: If I don't lose weight, I may not be able to have my own family later in life, so it's off the the gym for me.