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  • snelsen
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    Hi Cindy,
    What a marvelous outcome for you and your brother! So glad you were a good match.
    I think your endocrinologist is the person who can answer your question. If I were in your position, I would also ask if I could have my thyroid labs drawn before September, so you have this finite information.
    Lots of variables contribute to fatigue, but I think it is less likely that it is related to your anesthesia this far out after your surgery, but it certainly is possible. Another question for the surgeon?
    Are you sleeping well? Sleep deprivation is another consideration.
    Best wishes to you, Cindy. What a wonderful life giving gift to your brother.
    Shirley

    Kimberly
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    Hi Cindy – {{{Hugs}}} to you and your family…and kudos to you for such a selfless act! I agree with Shirley that it’s worth it to get your levels tested before your September appointment. If your TSH is out of whack, then you can go ahead and adust your meds. If it’s *not* your thyroid, then you can at least start down the path of finding the real cause. You certainly *deserve* to feel good after giving this life-changing gift to your brother!

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