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  • Anonymous
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      For those of you who are struggling with this disease and personal and professional relationships, I bring you a part of my Native American Heritage in this poem in the hopes that it will ease your troubled mind and spirit:

      O Great Spirit
      Whose voice I hear in the winds,
      And whose breath gives life to all the world,
      Hear me!
      I am small and weak, I need your strength and wisdom.

      Let me walk in beauty,
      Make my eyes
      Ever behold the red and purple sunset.
      Make my hands respect the things you have made
      And my ears sharp to hear Your voice.

      Make me wise
      So that I may understand the things
      You have taught my people.
      Let me learn the lessons
      You have hidden in every leaf and rock.

      I seek strength,
      Not to be greater than my brother,
      But to fight my greatest enemy
      –my selfishness.

      Make me always ready to come to You
      With clean hands and straight eyes.
      So when life fades, as the fading sunset,
      My spirit may come to You without shame.

      Bless the wisdom of the Holy One above us;
      Bless the truth of the Holy One beneath us;
      Bless the love of the Holy One within us.

      May the Great Spirit watch over you and heal you one and all!

      Mitakuye Oyasin
      Val

      Anonymous
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        Dear Val:}
        What a powerfull and beautifull poem you posted it really touched my heart and also almost made me weep,but thank-you that was nice,Val
        Take Care little warrior Barb

        Anonymous
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          Val,

          Thanks for the beautiful words of inspiration. I will keep them where I can see them all the time.

          April

          Anonymous
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            It is 6:20 and I am trying to get ready for work. Even getting dressed is a struggle. I am in tears at the thought of being at work. I dont know how to cope with this anymore. Can anyone tell me why I feel so sick when I get up? Is dizzyness and neasea go with hypo thyroid. How can I possible be so tired and not sleep well? I dont know how much longer I can do this and work? How can you people go to work everyday? I am ill jusst thinking about how long today will be. i have no patience left.

            Anonymous
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              Hi BJV!
              I can relate to how you feel if your hypo! I became hypo very quickly after Radioactive Iodine Treatment yr. and a half ago. I was SO out of it I didn’t know how I could wake up to another day and take care of my kids, house,etc. Went to get my blood checked and sure enough I went under FAST. Dizzy ,heavy anxiety, cold exhausted, couldn’t think straight,etc. Go get your levels out and make sure your synthroid is at

              Anonymous
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                Hi BJV!
                I can relate to how you feel if your hypo! I became hypo very quickly after Radioactive Iodine Treatment yr. and a half ago. I was SO out of it I didn’t know how I could wake up to another day and take care of my kids, house,etc. Went to get my blood checked and sure enough I went under FAST. Dizzy ,heavy anxiety, cold exhausted, couldn’t even think straight but as my synthroid kicked in and couple wks. passed I was beginning to feel better everyday. I also went to see a counsler in the meantime to get me through this emotional time until I got leveled out in the thyroid dept. Hypo symptoms can mimic depression. There’s some good meds you can get on that a mental health proffesional can get you on until you get leveled out because you don’t and shouldn’t have to feel like this. Did you receive RAI for graves or are you just hypo? Has it been awhile since you’ve had your levels checked? It can be an up & down thing for awhile with med adjustment but YOU WILL FEEL BETTER! Hang in there and find out what you might take through the transition!

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