Re: Sue from ThyriodUk on This Morning with Chris Steele link

[Guest guest]

Hi Dawn, many thanks for this. How are you these days - you just

pop on here occasionally but you never tell us whether you have made some

improvements during the past year or so. I do hope you are feeling much better

and that you are getting about more. you have been missed.

Luv - Sheila

Hiya

thought for people who may have missed the show and also the iplayer days that

I would post this link.

It may not click so just paste it in the address bar.

It may be useful to vote it up and do some commenting too.

luv Dawnx

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[Guest guest]

Thanks, that's great. I have quite a few friends who are too exhausted and

brain dead to read much, so any informative videos are really useful.

Miriam

> thought for people who may have missed the show and also the iplayer days that

I would post this link.

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> It may not click so just paste it in the address bar.

> It may be useful to vote it up and do some commenting too.

> luv Dawnx

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for that link Miriam.Did I miss something ?She says that she cannot take T4.Why was she not asked what is it you do take ?It needs to be made public.RegardsPeteD

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

More like she cannot mention a trade name !!! ERFA or Armour are patented.

regards

Mandy

[Guest guest]

Dr Peatfield or are you hiding some secret doctor from us lol

I think that the doctors which are the best are actually the doctors which

suffer or have suffered from that illness. I know Dr peatfield takes armor and

that Dr lowe takes Slow Release T3, other doctors just dont have a clue as they

have never gone through the ups and the downs of the illness.

An endo i recently visited was looking at my old thyroid bloods and was like i

doubt you have ever been hypo since all your bloods are in range, well yeh i

unleashed for about 20 minutes on him hehe

Im actually going to try and educate this doctor a bit tho as althought he was

kinda the usual bta gmc guidlines ect he actually really seems like he wants to

help people.(he was already 1 hour behind schedule and he let me go over my

appointment time by about 1 hour also, he had alot of time for me) I have to

take with me so far the RT3 website as he doesnt believe in RT3 and i think if

you read that whole website you would think different, and i am also going to

give him this youtube link in the hope he sees you can be in range but still

hypo.

Steve

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> There sure are some excellent doctors with good ethics out there Ella, and

> thank God for them. I have one of the best.

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> Luv - Sheila

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[Guest guest]

HI STEVE

My GP appeared OK with me seeing DR PEATFIELD and in turn has asked to be kept

informed of what DR P advises, but could my GP suffer from this illness as he is

in turn overweight, and could he in fact be looking for some advice, or could he

simply be over eating.

He has also been OK with me taking my own T3, but did mention that it must be

costing me a lot. The problem is that the NHS do not prescribe the brand that DR

PEATFIELD mentioned that has not had the nasty effect that the prescribed NHS

T3 had on me.

One also has to wonder just how much training is given to a GP on Thyroid

problems, but in turn could they recognise the problem in themselves, let alone

admit it at their reviews or anything else come to that.

Some Doctors may also come back to work after some infection, without the

abilty to recognise if they are fully recovered only to end up barking back at a

sick patient which does neither any good.

Kathleen

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> Dr Peatfield or are you hiding some secret doctor from us lol

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> I think that the doctors which are the best are actually the doctors which

suffer or have suffered from that illness. I know Dr peatfield takes armor and

that Dr lowe takes Slow Release T3, other doctors just dont have a clue as they

have never gone through the ups and the downs of the illness.

> Steve

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