Re: med change question for

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Hi ,

Thanks for your input. I see Dr. Fetchick at 9 am this morning and will get hard copies of my labs. I know they are not good since we talked on the phone last week so we are going to change my meds today. My TSH was high 7.2 and I didn’t even ask what my free T3 was but she did tell me it had room to go up and we could add the Cytomel if I wanted to. That was my starting point.

Doing the reading is one thing but having to put it in my body is a whole other ballgame for me — I don’t have much luck with any meds— synthetic or natural --- there are many naturals in life that are truly harmful to us but as you know, it depends on each person.

I will post my labs when I get back and my med changes. Right now I am just on 100 mcg of levoxyl.

Thanks,

Sue

Sorry you feel that way, not intended, just info and my take from what I've " studied " .

Re: med change question for Steph

— I am not stating anything as “fact” -I gave the source as armour’s site and made it clear I was asking and not telling- please try to understand I am someone with a disease here just like everyone else. I feel “attacked” a little by you — could just be my hormones...?

Sue