[robertajean_]

in reply to: New to here, Graves, and life #1067650

Hello, Julie.

I’ve been worried about starting college myself. I know it’s a year away, but the one I want to go to most isn’t in my town, let alone state haha. I’m going down to check out the campus next month, so I plan on scoping the area for available doctor’s offices and endos.

I’ve been learning as much as I can about this, because I don’t want it to prevent me from doing the things I dream of. At most (and I seriously hope it doesn’t take this long) it needs to be under complete control or in remission in about seven years, so that I can join the Peace Corps after college.

Does anyone have any idea how Graves will effect me getting health insurance when I’ve got to get my own?

[robertajean_]

in reply to: New to here, Graves, and life #1067648

The conference sounds like it was really great, I’m sorry to have missed it.

Is it around the same time every year? I’ll have to remember next year so I can try to go, haha.

[robertajean_]

in reply to: New to here, Graves, and life #1067643

Hey Kim; I saw a bunch of you mentioning the conference, how did it go?

That’s a very good point, I’ll ask my doctor about getting copies of the labs and see exactly what they are.

[robertajean_]

in reply to: New to here, Graves, and life #1067641

Hi Valarie (:

I have been doing research when I have time, there’s just not much time to do that with school, haha. If this were diabetes, I would know what to do and have family members to help me.

I’m just fed up with my doctors. The appointment my mom’s set up is because I pushed to have one so I could get information about this.

I do appreciate your advice, it means a lot to know I’m not alone (:

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