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  • Anonymous
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    shannon,

    sorry you are so down. i am trying real hard to think of something to make
    you laugh, but my mind is blank.
    can anyone think of a funny for shannon. she is so good about sending
    us “funnies?” still can’t get your message. my husband still checking
    to see what we’re doing wrong. take care and talk to you later

    hang in there,

    kitty

    Anonymous
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    if i had rai 6 yrs ago and tsh is normal but and im having problems swallowing and have dry mouth did the rai take out my salivor glads too?

    steve

    Anonymous
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    Hi, Steve:

    I think the reason nobody responded is that they don’t know. From what I’ve read, none of the studies done in follow-up for people who have had RAI have shown any damage to any structure in the body other than the thyroid gland. Even the parathyroids that are right there on the tips of the thyroid gland escape damage. So, I don’t know what is going on with you. I am sorry to hear you are having problems, but I think your best bet is going to be to explore things with your docs.

    Wishing you luck, and I hope you feel better soon,
    Bobbi — NGDF Asst. Online Facilitator

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