RE: Re: Hypothyroidism = What's in a name? Unconscionable

[Guest guest]

Hi I was diagnosed march last year with an underactive thyroid and found the

members very helpful and reassuringly knowledgable, I think with any disorder

people hope for a complete cure I researched many 'alternative' therapies and

decided to use my energy on other more constructive activities and eating well

and taking the replacement hormone.

I hope everyone can get along and support each other through this crap disease.

Oh by the way has anyone else got relating autoimmune diseases like ms or lichen

septoria? I have the latter and suspect ms but only time will tell.

Jay

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On 21 Feb 2011, at 17:49, " maria p " <khusha8@...> wrote:

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> Hey Trish and Loren.

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> Yes, it looks like a total " manipulation " .

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> BTW it does not escape me the deafening silence to my post. This response

coming form people who will even criticize a misspelling is unusual not to say

very telling.

>

> Trish I'm glad you continue to post good information here. I will do as soon

as I come across some.

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> And yes Loren it is very discouraging to those seeking information and

healing.

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> It is unfair to say the least! Their behavior is unconscionable, as I said

before.

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> Be well.

>

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> > >

> > > Trish:

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> > > I see that now you are being battered for not agreeing with the

self-appointed " authorities " in this group.

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> > > If anyone cared to look through the archives they'll find a long string of

" monologues " by two member's dispensing advice while boasting their " superior "

knowledge ad nauseam. (With an occasional acolyte giving praise and support).

They never positively discuss any alternative treatments or even the mere

possibility of the existence of one. And always collude to attack anyone that

dares brings an alternative into discussion.

> > >

> > > How is it that these same few members have so much time to dedicate to

this group year after year?? I suspect them to be paid " professional pedantics "

planted to discredit anything that does not make money for the pharmaceuticals.

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[Guest guest]

I have other things, fibro, afib, asthma, etc.

<>Roni

Immortality exists!

It's called knowledge!

 

Just because something isn't seen

doesn't mean it's not there<>

From: Jay <jmorrisuk@...>

Subject: Re: Re: Hypothyroidism = What's in a name?

Unconscionable

" hypothyroidism " <hypothyroidism >

Date: Monday, February 21, 2011, 2:49 PM

Hi I was diagnosed march last year with an underactive thyroid and found the

members very helpful and reassuringly knowledgable, I think with any disorder

people hope for a complete cure I researched many 'alternative' therapies and

decided to use my energy on other more constructive activities and eating well

and taking the replacement hormone.

I hope everyone can get along and support each other through this crap disease.

Oh by the way has anyone else got relating autoimmune diseases like ms or lichen

septoria? I have the latter and suspect ms but only time will tell.

Jay

07789950893

[Guest guest]

Do you mean " lichen sclerosis " ?

Joan

Hi I was diagnosed march last year with an underactive thyroid and found

the members very helpful and reassuringly knowledgable, I think with any

disorder people hope for a complete cure I researched many 'alternative'

therapies and decided to use my energy on other more constructive activities and

eating well and taking the replacement hormone.

I hope everyone can get along and support each other through this crap disease.

Oh by the way has anyone else got relating autoimmune diseases like ms or lichen

septoria? I have the latter and suspect ms but only time will tell.

Jay

[Guest guest]

Jay,

You wrote:

>

> ... Oh by the way has anyone else got relating autoimmune diseases like ms

> or lichen septoria? I have the latter and suspect ms but only time will

> tell.

The more common pairings are with diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, and

celiac. My niece has the celiac with her hypoT. However, there are two

types Hashi's antibodies, and it is beginning to appear that each has

its own family of autoimmune favorites. One type of multiple autoimmune

syndrome mixes Sjogren’s syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis, primary biliary

cirrhosis, scleroderma, and Graves’ disease. The other group includes

idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP), ’s disease, diabetes,

vitiligo, autoimmune hemolytic anemia (AIHA), lupus, and dermatitis

herpetiformis. For this group, the immune system marker HLA-B8 and/or

DR3 or DR5 seems to be an important factor.

By lichen septoria, do you mean a variant of lichen planus? I thought

septoria was a leaf fungus.

Chuck

[Guest guest]

> Yes lichen sclerosis my phone changed spelling predicted text lol chuck any

idea which type would this be?

>

Thanks

Jay

On 22 Feb 2011, at 00:13, Joan Dwyer <rosegardenstudio@...> wrote:

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> Do you mean " lichen sclerosis " ?

>

> Joan

>

> Hi I was diagnosed march last year with an underactive thyroid and found the

members very helpful and reassuringly knowledgable, I think with any disorder

people hope for a complete cure I researched many 'alternative' therapies and

decided to use my energy on other more constructive activities and eating well

and taking the replacement hormone.

>

> I hope everyone can get along and support each other through this crap

disease.

>

> Oh by the way has anyone else got relating autoimmune diseases like ms or

lichen septoria? I have the latter and suspect ms but only time will tell.

>

> Jay

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

An appointment with a naturopath (recently trained) would help get you on a path

to health...it would involve permanent diet changes and supplements (at least

for awhile) www.naturopathic.org to find a practitioner.

It has changed my life....one need not live a life of increasing meds and

increasing maladies.

Joan

hypothyroidism

From: jmorrisuk@...

Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2011 08:48:58 +0000

Subject: Re: Re: Hypothyroidism = What's in a name?

Unconscionable

> Yes lichen sclerosis my phone changed spelling predicted text lol chuck

any idea which type would this be?

>

Thanks

Jay

On 22 Feb 2011, at 00:13, Joan Dwyer <rosegardenstudio@...> wrote:

>

> Do you mean " lichen sclerosis " ?

>

> Joan

>

> Hi I was diagnosed march last year with an underactive thyroid and found the

members very helpful and reassuringly knowledgable, I think with any disorder

people hope for a complete cure I researched many 'alternative' therapies and

decided to use my energy on other more constructive activities and eating well

and taking the replacement hormone.

>

> I hope everyone can get along and support each other through this crap

disease.

>

> Oh by the way has anyone else got relating autoimmune diseases like ms or

lichen septoria? I have the latter and suspect ms but only time will tell.

>

> Jay

>

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