Re: [SPAM][SPAM]Re: Help - Severe ACE Reaction

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Thank you. I saw an Endocrinologist yesterday and I am SOOOO glad that I've read

enough here and elsewhere to not be knocked down when she told me my hypothyroid

symptoms couldn't possibly be related to my thyroid because my thyroid levels

were perfect (besides >1000 for antibodies.) I asked her what she could tell me

about thryroid hormone resistance and she stated it wasn't possible given my FE

levels. Thank God for people like you guys who do share hope. Some days it just

really gets to me.

By the way, this Endo was so obviously hypo. Hair was extremely thin and skin

was so dry it was gray. It made me wonder why she wasn't able to help herself.

Beth

[sPAM][sPAM] Re: Help - Severe ACE Reaction

Plenty of hope. You might hear a lot of problems on these lists. That

is because the sick ones are still here asking questions and getting

better. The well ones are better and off having a life.

I was very ill, kept hypo for many years, menopausal, Hashi's, toasted

adrenals. I can't tell you how much better I feel with Armour, HC, and

BRHT. Healing does happen here ... a lot.

Darla

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> I found out I have Hashimoto's (amonth ago) and am waiting for my

saliva results. Reading this stuff is making me scared to death. Does

anyone get better? All signs point to adrenals as well plus

perimenopause symptoms increasing. Is there any hope?

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> Beth

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Beth Edinger wrote:

> By the way, this Endo was so obviously hypo. Hair was extremely thin and skin

was so dry it was gray. It made me wonder why she wasn't able to help herself.

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Well, given what she said to you, no wonder. Made me laugh, it is so

painfully funny. Like the only doctor here who bills himself as

treating thyroid problems, who has a bald office nurse. And I do mean

BALD, like 3 wisps of hair on her head.

You'd think they'd get a clue. You'd think the nurse would do some

research and get herself a clue.

But they don't. This is why I don't have a doctor and am self-treating.

I had no choice, other than to remain very sick.

BTW, I am one that gives cortisol and thyroid a scary name here. It has

been very difficult for me to begin to get balanced, and find my way.

But as bad as my posts sound sometimes, I have improved. When I can't

see it myself, I have asked my DH and he says I am getting better, LOL.

So take his word for it!

sol