Re: Could this be the beggining of a breackthrough?

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You can certainly wait till tonmorroew to reduce and if the agitation

continues oyu will WANT to.

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So, now is tomorrow!

My temps continue to be a little high, basal today 36.8(98.2), by the way, these

are all post-ovulation temps. Right now (12.30) my pulse is 96 and my

temperature 37.0 (98.6). Still early to say how the day will develop, but have

one question: yesterday I forgot one dose of T3, so instead of taking 87.5 I

took 75. What should I do today then, go back to 87.5 or stick to 75 and see. I

do feel quite well now, but I don't want to " spoil " the " breakthrough " (if this

is what it is), by dropping the T3 dose before the time is ripe...

> You can certainly wait till tonmorroew to reduce and if the agitation

> continues oyu will WANT to.

>

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> Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

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> http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

>

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/RT3_T3/

> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HypoPets/

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[Guest guest]

Third day in a row with high basal temps!!! today it was 36.9 (98.4) again!!!!

(this are post-ovulation temps).

I have been monitoring temps since October and this has never happen before (I

occasionally had high temps one day, but then the next day they dropped and were

as usual).

So, can I start getting my hopes high???!!!! Does this mean there is hope for me

after all???!!!

And, what now???

Should I feel " cured " instantaneously now, or is this the beginning of a

process (because although I feel somewhat shaky and agitated I also have hypo

symptoms, like dry eyes when I wake up).

Are these temperatures O.K. or a bit high? so many questions!!

I feel like running around the house shouting " breakthrough " , " breakthrough " ,

like if I was Bob sponge!!!

[Guest guest]

Thanks Val, thanks, thanks, thanks!!! This is wonderful. I am 41 years old and

at 16 I had a complete collapse with a panic disorder, blurry vision, vomiting,

loosing weight, hair, etc, etc. I have never been well since. I don't know what

caused it, but I am now conviced it was thyroid/adrenal. I was always a

" problematic " kid and I remember having panic attacks at the age of three...

Also my whole family, including dad and mum have hashi's (only discovered after

I fund I had it almost two years ago) so I wonder if I was not borne with it, or

almost!!!!

So, I guess I should be patient. I don't mind that, as long as I see hope at the

end of the tunnel.

I will be posting in the (near) future to see how should start adjusting doses,

etc...

> Yes it si the beginning of another process, one called healing the hypo

> damage. Some come through this very quickly others not so much and I

> think it has to do wiht the degree of hypo you had and the length of

> time oyu had it. But is it SO much easier and I have seen bits of

> improvements in one way or another every month of T3. And I am cerainly

> a damaged one form over 30 years of hypo and some of my OWN damage is

> permanent liek the Diabetes which I consider caused by it

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Val, thanks, thanks, thanks!!! This is wonderful. I am 41 years old and

at 16 I had a complete collapse with a panic disorder, blurry vision, vomiting,

loosing weight, hair, etc, etc. I have never been well since. I don't know what

caused it, but I am now conviced it was thyroid/adrenal. I was always a

" problematic " kid and I remember having panic attacks at the age of three...

Also my whole family, including dad and mum have hashi's (only discovered after

I fund I had it almost two years ago) so I wonder if I was not borne with it, or

almost!!!!

So, I guess I should be patient. I don't mind that, as long as I see hope at the

end of the tunnel.

I will be posting in the (near) future to see how should start adjusting doses,

etc...

> Yes it si the beginning of another process, one called healing the hypo

> damage. Some come through this very quickly others not so much and I

> think it has to do wiht the degree of hypo you had and the length of

> time oyu had it. But is it SO much easier and I have seen bits of

> improvements in one way or another every month of T3. And I am cerainly

> a damaged one form over 30 years of hypo and some of my OWN damage is

> permanent liek the Diabetes which I consider caused by it

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Val, thanks, thanks, thanks!!! This is wonderful. I am 41 years old and

at 16 I had a complete collapse with a panic disorder, blurry vision, vomiting,

loosing weight, hair, etc, etc. I have never been well since. I don't know what

caused it, but I am now conviced it was thyroid/adrenal. I was always a

" problematic " kid and I remember having panic attacks at the age of three...

Also my whole family, including dad and mum have hashi's (only discovered after

I fund I had it almost two years ago) so I wonder if I was not borne with it, or

almost!!!!

So, I guess I should be patient. I don't mind that, as long as I see hope at the

end of the tunnel.

I will be posting in the (near) future to see how should start adjusting doses,

etc...

> Yes it si the beginning of another process, one called healing the hypo

> damage. Some come through this very quickly others not so much and I

> think it has to do wiht the degree of hypo you had and the length of

> time oyu had it. But is it SO much easier and I have seen bits of

> improvements in one way or another every month of T3. And I am cerainly

> a damaged one form over 30 years of hypo and some of my OWN damage is

> permanent liek the Diabetes which I consider caused by it

>