TSH gook (was: Re: Low Iron and Hypothyroidism)

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If we could not use that word any more I for one would appreciate

it...that is a very hurtful term to some. Thanks, Neil

- In hypothyroidism , <res075oh@...> wrote:

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> I suspect it was the " TSH gook " in the title that caused the

objection.

> I don't know how it was meant, but it was apparently taken as

pejorative.

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> > Re: TSH gook (was: Re: Low Iron and Hypothyroidism)

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> > graciabee <graciabee>

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> > Tue Jan 22, 2008 9:45 am (PST)

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> > I believe that Sam has called me Punkin on occasion LOL

> > I always took it as a term of endearment LOL

> > well it might communicate " you are trying my patience here "

> > Gracia

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> > sam,

> > I don't call you names and I expect you not to call me names

> > either!!!!! as much as I disagree with you I still respect you and

> > would not call you any name. and as far as " counseling " me to learn

> > about armour goes- that is extremely adverse to me and I resent

your TONE.

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