Community Nurse/Positive move forward

[Guest guest]

Hi,

At work one of the Senior Nurses commented on how well I was looking and how

much weight I had lost and in my face etc etc.

I explained that I had taken my thyroid issues in hand myself in the end and

with the T3 only regime and the right supplements I did indeed feel better than

I had 2 yrs ago (when we had been on the same long course together).

They mentioned a relative with thyroid issues on T4 but still not good and I

went into 'lecture mode' as my partner calls it - sorry to have so much

knowledge and passion - NOT! Anyway, far from backing away she listened

intently and said she was going to speak to this person - I also mentioned TPA

and how helpful. I have also now loaned her 's and Dr P's books and she is

going to read them and then pass them onto her relative to read.

So, small steps in gettign stuff out there - people who are not experiencing it

or don't know someone who is tend not to be that interested - I have learned

that a lot. They just want to know that you are OK and not the journey there -

sad!

I also got in that in doing my assessments - I come across a lot of - mainly

women - with a diagnosis of hypothyroid - on varying amounts of T4 -

significantly, they also have levels of confusion/dementia if not depression and

anxiety, heart issues,athritis,fibromyalgia -wonder whether these people (over

65) were ever treated promptly enough os with the right meds???!!! Asked my

health collegue to consider that on her travels.

Stacey

[Guest guest]

Stacey - awesome!!!!

One of the things I'm trying to do is to communicate that used correctly T3 is

fine for the long term and doesn't have to be viewed as a drug that causes any

problems at all. The way I'm trying to do that is via a success stories page on

my website.

You know what's coming don't you?

Yes, can you please write a very short success story on what T3 has done for you

and how you dose it. I don't care whether you used my book or not to get well -

this is about trying to tell the world (doctors especially) the truth about T3.

It really important and when I've got 100 or more of these success stories on

their then it should begin to mean something to some of the nay sayers in the

medical profession.

Here's the link:

's RWT3 success story contact page:

http://recoveringwitht3.com/contact/submit_a_t3_success_story

Many thanks !!!!

p.s. if you use the Circadian T3 Method at all then please mention it by name -

thank you!!!!

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> At work one of the Senior Nurses commented on how well I was looking and how

much weight I had lost and in my face etc etc.