RE: questions about hypo t treatment

[Guest guest]

Usually thyrodi does not recover from HC use. M MOST peope need both.

With your symptoms I would say you are hypo.

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[Guest guest]

Hi Rie

Thanks for your answer. Val previously had told me that I was hypo when I gave

her my thyroid labs results. Issue is that I am feeling extremely upset at this

moment. I am tired of struggling with the illness for so long and have no brain

power left to learn about another subject that I am not familiar with. Ordering

new supplements,getting temperatures.. Just thinking these makes me more

frustrated. I was trying to find out if I could get away without taking thyroid

support.Anyway.. sorry for venting..Hope this is a passing phase..

bw

Nil

RE: questions about hypo t treatment

Nil,

It is my understanding that the thyroid doesn't heal itself. Have you had

thyroid labs taken? You really need those in order to know where you are and

what you

[Guest guest]

sorry to take your time val. you may not answer this if you like. no problem..

what made you think i was hypo?

bw

Nil

Re: questions about hypo t treatment

Usually thyrodi does not recover from HC use. M MOST peope need both.

With your symptoms I would say you are hypo.

[Guest guest]

sorry to take your time val. you may not answer this if you like. no problem..

what made you think i was hypo?

bw

Nil

Re: questions about hypo t treatment

Usually thyrodi does not recover from HC use. M MOST peope need both.

With your symptoms I would say you are hypo.

[Guest guest]

JUst the brain fog and pain you are having tells me you are hypo.

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

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

[Guest guest]

Well, if Val said it, I would go with that then. :-) Vent away. The entire

thing is incredibly frustrating. If you are hypo, then I'm pretty sure you

will need thyroid support.

Rie

A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy

enough people to make it worth the effort. Herm Albright

> Hi Rie

>

> Thanks for your answer. Val previously had told me that I was

> hypo when I gave her my thyroid labs results. Issue is that I am

> feeling extremely upset at this moment. I am tired of struggling

> with the illness for so long and have no brain power left to

> learn about another subject that I am not familiar with. Ordering

> new supplements,getting temperatures.. Just thinking these makes

> me more frustrated. I was trying to find out if I could get away

> without taking thyroid support.Anyway.. sorry for venting..Hope

> this is a passing phase..

> bw

> Nil

>

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[Guest guest]

> Thanks for your answer. Val previously had told me that I was hypo when I gave

her my

thyroid labs results. Issue is that I am feeling extremely upset at this moment.

I am tired of

struggling with the illness for so long and have no brain power left to learn

about another

subject that I am not familiar with. Ordering new supplements,getting

temperatures.. Just

thinking these makes me more frustrated. I was trying to find out if I could get

away without

taking thyroid support.Anyway.. sorry for venting..Hope this is a passing

phase..

> bw

> Nil

Hi Nil. Sorry you're feeling so upset. I can't offer much in the way of

advice, but just wanted

to say you're not alone. When I first found out I was hypoT (and then

hypoadrenal), I thought

I would pop a pill and all would be well (silly me!). I too feel like my brain

is running on

empty and I read the same things over and over (and over) hoping some of it will

eventually

sink in. I get frustrated sometimes because my family doesn't understand how I

feel and the

only ones who " get it " are the ones here online, so hang in there and vent if

you need to.

Jodi

[Guest guest]

> Thanks for your answer. Val previously had told me that I was hypo when I gave

her my

thyroid labs results. Issue is that I am feeling extremely upset at this moment.

I am tired of

struggling with the illness for so long and have no brain power left to learn

about another

subject that I am not familiar with. Ordering new supplements,getting

temperatures.. Just

thinking these makes me more frustrated. I was trying to find out if I could get

away without

taking thyroid support.Anyway.. sorry for venting..Hope this is a passing

phase..

> bw

> Nil

Hi Nil. Sorry you're feeling so upset. I can't offer much in the way of

advice, but just wanted

to say you're not alone. When I first found out I was hypoT (and then

hypoadrenal), I thought

I would pop a pill and all would be well (silly me!). I too feel like my brain

is running on

empty and I read the same things over and over (and over) hoping some of it will

eventually

sink in. I get frustrated sometimes because my family doesn't understand how I

feel and the

only ones who " get it " are the ones here online, so hang in there and vent if

you need to.

Jodi

[Guest guest]

Hi Jodi

Thanks a lot for sharing and support.

bw

Nil

Re: questions about hypo t treatment

>

Hi Nil. Sorry you're feeling so upset. I can't offer much in the way of

advice, but just wanted

to say you're not alone. When I first found out I was hypoT (and then

hypoadrenal), I thought

I would

[Guest guest]

I'm in the same boat Nil and Jodi. I've read four or maybe five books

about this stuff now, countless articles, and spent more time on these

lists than I have to spend or that is healthy for me. It has

completely taken over my life, and taken it away from me, and I have

had no glimmer of anything getting better. I just started seeing a

therapist yesterday just so that I have someone to talk to about it

other than my wife. I really feel like if I don't turn some kind of

small corner soon that I will have to quit but I don't see a path out

of this hole that I'm dug in to now with all of the HC that I am on

and not on enough Armour. If I wean off of HC like I so badly want to

do, my adrenals won't be able to take the Armour and I'll have to stop

taking that too and I'll feel even worse. I see no way out except for

forward and at least we have this group with others like us and more

experienced people like Val who can give some advice. My advice is to

go slow, change one thing at a time and pay attention to how it makes

you feel and then keep with it if it helps. If it makes you worse,

discontinue, try to get back to baseline if you know what that is (I

don't) and then try something else. IOW, do as I say and don't do as

I do

Hang in there.

> Hi Nil. Sorry you're feeling so upset. I can't offer much in the

way of advice, but just wanted

> to say you're not alone. When I first found out I was hypoT (and

then hypoadrenal), I thought

> I would pop a pill and all would be well (silly me!). I too feel

like my brain is running on

> empty and I read the same things over and over (and over) hoping

some of it will eventually

> sink in. I get frustrated sometimes because my family doesn't

understand how I feel and the

> only ones who " get it " are the ones here online, so hang in there

and vent if you need to.

>

> Jodi

>