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Hello,

My name is . I was diagnosed with Graves in

April last year. At that time I was living in Japan

and had been for many years. I am Australian and now

live in Canada. After coming here I went to an

endocrinologist. Last week she told me that I would

have to consider RAI. I left her office with a feeling

of impending doom and so decided to do a little

research - that's how I found this group. I realised

she had not addressed many issues associated with my

overall health and the stress I had been under in

Japan. I am on 2.5mg (that is half a tablet) per day

and everything is normal. I have been taking half

since Febuary. She said if I went off the tablets now

I would go hyper again. I understand that but I can't

see why she is telling me about RAI when I have only

been on the tablets for 14 months. I feel a little

angry because if I were in Australia or Japan I

wouldn't really have to consider it. I am going to

refuse to take the RAI and try to change my diet etc.

I just have a few questions if anyone knows the

answers - When is it safe to go off the pills? Should

I continue to take the pills until the two years is

up? Why does my body continue to stay at a normal

weight and I feel good - should I start gaining weight

when it is time to go off the tablets?

If anyone can help me here I would really appreciate

it.

Thanks

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