OK, that makes more sense for the T. Your total is fine and your free is a little low.
If you look at a chart that shows how E and P cycle through the month, you will see that they are very low until ovulation, then peak, and then have a steady-ish level through the second half of your cycle and then dropping down for menses to start. Ideally, anyway.
So it doesn't do much good to measure in the first part of the cycle because the result will be low (occasionally you may want to test on day 3 for reproductive purposes but that's another story). It doesn't do much good to measure around O because you don't know where on the spike you might be. So if you aim for 7 days post O (or thereabouts), that should give you a reasonably consistent level that is able to be compared across cycles and across women in general.
150 for estrogen on day 21 is great. It's not low at all. I would not want to supplement E personally with those results.
Progesterone is OK but many women find that they do better with a level in the high teens. Some women like to go all the way up to the top of the P range, but I think it is important to remember that P is a steroid hormone as well and it is possible to overdo it.
That is excellent news for your fasting blood sugar and insulin. It is possible to have PCOS and not have a weight problem or insulin resistance but it is less common.
I think you really are going to have to be re-tested and see where things stand now. Things could have totally changed for you.
You may also need a more specific saliva test that shows exactly how the hormones are being broken down. Here's an example of the one from Genova:
http://www.gdx.net/core/sample-reports/Complete-Hormones-FMV-Sample-Report.pdf
My friend is better now. I will write more about what she did later this evening or tomorrow though because I am short on time.
I think I read elsewhere that you have Lyme disease? I also have Lyme and it can cause immense dysregulation of the endocrine system.
Ema