Re: Re: Things that have helped

[Guest guest]

Well said Rogene. I am sure that many women are very sick because they listen to their doctors (something we should always be able to do...but unfortunately just can't nowadays) thinking that doctors do know everything.

After a while you just have to start thinking that this can't all be a huge coincidence. And...any doctor who cannot even entertain the thought (regardless of if he agrees) that a foreign object in your body for a long period of time can make you extremely sick is definitely close-minded.

I am just extremely skeptical about anybody who jumps on board with a concept and will not even listen to anything to the contrary. Medicine and technology are changing in so many ways everyday that for a professional to disregard any other possibility than what he believes is true at this very moment...he is either ignorant or hiding something.

Just think what would happen to today's generation and future generations if back in the day nobody went against the idea that smoking cigarettes was safe. If not for the research and the people who believed...we would probably all smoke and never know the difference. Decades ago...doctors were telling their patients that smoking is safe. Today...that concept is absurd to any doctor.

I hope there are enough people out there doing the research today to save women from implants in the future. Hopefully...it will not take another fifty years for the doctors of today to have to eat their words..."implants are safe...now get yourself to a psychologist..."

Christy

[Guest guest]

Molly,

I've been active in implant support for about eleven

years . . . Lynda has been around even longer. This is

the best group I've ever seen when it comes to women

caring and sharing.

We're definitely not mainstream . . . but then, you've

seen where most women are getting with mainstream. . .

We don't totally forsake doctors . . . But we know

they're not Gods and we can think for ourselves!

We are getting well through God's Divine Grace! You

can too!

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

[Guest guest]

Normal is under 2 by most labs. ---- Original Message -----

From: MollyBloom54

Sent: Thursday, November 25, 2004 6:50 AM

Subject: Re: Things that have helped

I have been dx with Hashimoto's thyroiditis, also. My antibodies were skyhigh before explant....they are still high, but went down after explant. Do you know what 'normal' is for these? I don't remember.Thanks, M> > > Molly,> > > > > > I was hypothyroid . . . they didn't give it a name at> > > the time, just some pills. > > > > > > My doctor still asks if I'm taking a thyroid> > > supplement every time I go in . . . Even though she's> > > my doctor. She acts like she can't believe I don't> > > need it any more!> > > > > > From the outset, I've decided to try anything that I> > > think might help, as long as it doesn't hold the> > > possibility of making me worse.> > > > > > Back then, I met women who rejected all alternative> > > health care. . . They scoffed a me. . . Well, they are> > > sicker now than then, and I'm doing great!> > > > > > We have to keep on fighting back . . . concentrating> > > on the positive and doing what we feel (via God's> > > divine guidance) is right for us.> > > > > > Hugs,> > > > > > Rogene> > > > > > >