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  • Anonymous
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    Jane,
    I can really relate to you inability to get the house cleaned and to complete other household responsibilities. Sometimes I get so down about not being able to have a clean house, bake voraciously, and cook my “made from scratch” meals. I am 11 weeks post RAI and I CAN’T WAIT to get where you are!!!!

    Anonymous
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    >May I please remind you that we are not doctors and should NEVER
    >encourage others to change their medications without the advice of their
    >personal physicians!

    Hi Jan. I completely agree with you. I should have included an explicit
    recommendation to discuss this possibility with her endocrinologist
    (from hell) first.

    In my particular case, I have permission from my endocrinologist to
    make whatever dosing adjustments I deem necessary. I have done so very
    successfully. At least in my particular case, the only relevant variable
    has been whether I feel hyper, normal, or hypo (which I’m skilled at
    discriminating) and not whether my TSH results are low-normal, mid-normal,
    or high-normal

    I was in warrior spirit for the five years I felt like hell between
    beginning my GD treatment and this past summer. I went through more
    tests and possibilities then you can imagine. Fortunately for me,
    I no longer need to be a warrior.

    Feeling Better

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