Re: A Partial Success Story

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>So hang in there to everyone who is discouraged. I am currently having to

adjust my HC as apparently my needs for that, too, have now decreased, which

would also be a result of clearing rt3 and getting onto enough t3 to heal the

adrenals. No, it's not fun adjusting all this stuff, but I really have a lot of

hope at this point.

>

Glad to hear you are doing well

Nick

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for more information on RT3 and Thyroid Resistance go to

www.thyroid-rt3.com

For lots of good information of adrenal issues

http://www.nthadrenalsweb.com/

and the adrenal group on

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

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much for posting this, Kathleen! It can get very discouraging,

especially for people with complex issues, you get one thing fixed and there

goes another...ugh. So it's great to hear that someone like you, who does

indeed have complex issues, is improving so much.

You're holding onto your iron! That's so important, and is genuine progress.

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> Well, I know people get discourage, so I thought I'd post this. I have had a

long, hard ride, but I am getting somewhere by sticking with the t3 no matter

what and riding out the bumps. Well, I've been on t3 only now since January. I

think my rt3 must have cleared and be at a decent level finally, because I am

holding iron, YAY!!! This has never happened before and I've been supping iron a

good 3 years. Val actually told me to stop iron supps for a while. :-) I know

you can't hold onto iron if your t3 is low, so I think this is a good sign! I've

never been able to stay on t3 or get to a decent dose due to adrenal issues, so

I'm really excited about this. Oh, yeah, and I'm feeling better, too, lol.

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> So hang in there to everyone who is discouraged. I am currently having to

adjust my HC as apparently my needs for that, too, have now decreased, which

would also be a result of clearing rt3 and getting onto enough t3 to heal the

adrenals. No, it's not fun adjusting all this stuff, but I really have a lot of

hope at this point.

>

> Kathleen

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