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I was on meds over 15 years ago, when they first diagnosed me with it. I have not been on meds over 13 years. I will look into all of your advice. thanks for the info.
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Thank you so much.
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No I am not seing one, but I will be looking into it. thanks.
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Definitely not hypocondryitis. it was not in my mind when they prescribed me synthroid.
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My heart dr. keeps telling me to go get my thyroid treated and I keep telling him that they keep saying that I do not have it. Once you have it, it do not go away, I was told? I was on meds for many of years up north. I have to get in touch with my doctors up north, to get release of my medical records and then maybe they…
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This is the part of the article that gets me: Expectations (prognosis) In most cases, thyroid levels return to with proper treatment. However, thyroid hormone replacement must be taken for the rest of your life. With that being said, my levels can be reading normal, but without meds, I will continue to have the symptoms?…
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you look great
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A girl friend of mine, swear by it. She drinks it first thing in the morning, b4 and after meals and last thing at night. I do not know how much though.
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I post a simular post a couple days ago, and someone told me a smaller calorie deficit, if I am not mistaken.
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I can see it, but I know exactly how you feel. Some days I feel like I can see the weight off me and then there is other days I don't fell like it. It is like my mind is playing tricks on me. Inches tell me no lie though, and that is what I am working off of.
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congrats
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you doing it. great job
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great job
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lol. you got me on that one.
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that was suppose to be bump. I would never try to disrespect anyone like that, by saying bum.
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I will think about it
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wow, very skinny you was....lol.
