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  • Michabelle
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    Wow, it is so wonderful to get feedback from people who understand!

    James – I agree with you about weaning off the meds slowly. I did that last time and was in remission after just one year of being on them. What I didn’t do, however, was follow the advice in your second point. My diet and stress levels didn’t really support things since I kinda thought I had it beat. I work out alot, and eat a fairly healthy diet, but probably drink too much wine and indulge in the sweets more often than I used to. Lately sugar wreaks havoc on me…last night I ate a chocolate cookie and I was so jittery and my heart was racing…I felt awful <img decoding=” title=”Sad” />

    sickofgraves- Thanks so much for your response! I will probably take you up on your offer of support!

    Bobbi – You are so sweet! Your words were so comforting and I really appreciate your perspective. It really helps to change the way I look at this whole situation. Thank you!

    Michabelle
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    Hi James,

    Thanks so much for your response. It is so nice to talk to someone who understands what I’m going through. I don’t know anyone else who has Grave’s and there are so few resources in Toronto where I live. One thing that is different between the U.S and Canada is that Endos here prescribe ATDs more often and I’ve heard in the U.S. that RAI is often the go-to solution. The whole concept of RAI freaks me out to be honest, so I would love to do anything to avoid that!

    When you say you are in remission, how did you achieve that?

    I will definitely consider coming to San Diego to get more information. Thanks again for taking the time to send me a note!

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