Sam/surgeries

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Sam, if you had a healthy thyroid and a healthy uterus/ovaries - why did you

allow such surgeries? You are the only human being I know who has been

surgically altered twice for no reason.

Re: Re: Anyone with weight gain have Liposuction?

Hi Sam,

Since you mentioned it, about Fibrocystic Breast Disease: I noticed that my

boobs hurt like 2 weeks before my period, and this just started since taking

Armour, 6 months. Do you know what to do to stop that??

Thanks!!

Sam <k9gangopenaccess (DOT) <mailto:k9gang%40openaccess.org> org> wrote:

It's not just that I have lost 2 parts of my endocrine system and

started with a clean slate. There was damage done and severe iodine

deficiency - fibrocystic breast disease, osteoporosis, DNA and NIS

damage from the RAI and stuff like that. I was sort of ok just

without ovaries/uterus, but the bottom dropped out when my healthy

thyroid was ablated.

Yea, I wish it was just " starting with a clean slate " ...it would have

been way easier to climb out of that pit of doom I was lolling in for

so long. :-O

Sam :-D

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> > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it

is " how " .

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> > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel

pretty

> > good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that

treats

> > the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you

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> > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

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> > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't say it wouldn't

work.

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[Guest guest]

I didn't allow either. I went in to get my tubes tied at age 21 and

woke up with someone else's hysterectomy. Military hosp in Northerm

Florida.

I'm still quite angry about this, so it's gonna be long:

I broke my back in my late 30's, was unable to walk or work, lost

everything I owned and had to go on welfare to get ANY treatment

(untreated at the initial emergency visit because insurance lapsed

thanks to s.o.). I ended up going to the only doctor that would take

my health coverage, so I could get my back fixed. Since I talk fast I

assume he thought I was hypEr rather than excited about finally

finding a doc that could fix my back, so he toook blood TSH (I had

no idea what that was) which of course was low, even tho I did not go

to him for any thyroid issue whatsoever - I wanted him to fix my

back, and I stated that at every single appointment I ever had with

him (except the last one where I was ready to shove a pike up his

arse). He started talking future heart attack, but I didn't have any

heart issue that I knew of, and kept trying to talk me into this pill

to protect my heart, and he kept at this 'heart pill thing' over and

over and over, but all I wanted him to do was to fix my back. I

should also say I was living in sheer agony 24/7 without relief from

pain from the injury and obviously was not thinking right, I am sure.

I just wanted him to fix my back. So stupid me finally said ok fine,

if it's some pill to protect me against heart attacks in the future

then whatever...I'll just take it to shut him up (stupid stupid

stupid). I just wanted him to fix my back. If I recall correctly, I

think there was some sort of hint that he could either fix my back

after I took the pill or that if I didn't I'd loose any health

coverage (pain has a way of taking control of rational thinking at

time). Not at any time was " thyroid ablation " mentioned or the

words " radioactive iodine " . I had a damned broke back, not a thyroid

problem, and I just wanted my back fixed. As a matter of fact, it was

14 years later when a physical therapist discovered the problem - a

hyper-mobile sacrum which was obviously displaced at an odd angle,

and moving (technically I also had an untreated broken pelvis from

the accident). The physical therapist helped me to fix my back enough

that I could again walk like a notmal person.

Now, would you like me to tell you my experiences with stupid mental

deficient nutjob attorneys who for some reason think destroying a

healthy thyroid is " standard medical procedure " ?

By the way, I know a whole passle of people who have been thru

multiple procedures without their ok. Some of them were able to get

settlements and other not.

Sam

(thyroidless since 1990 and still p*ssed off about it)

>

> Sam, if you had a healthy thyroid and a healthy uterus/ovaries -

why did you

> allow such surgeries? You are the only human being I know who

has been

> surgically altered twice for no reason.