Re: Recovering with T3 Availability

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Just to prove it - I ordered it myself. The availability has already come down

from an original estimate of 28th December to the 9th:

EXTRACT From AMAZON message:

Hello,

We are pleased to report that the following item will dispatch sooner than

expected:

" Recovering With T3: My Journey from Hypothyroidism to Good

Health Using the T3 Thyroid Hormone "

Previous estimated arrival date: December 28 2011 - January 07 2012

New estimated arrival date: December 09 2011

For more details, please visit the Your Account section of our web site :

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Hi ,

Any idea when/if a kindle version will be available?

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> Hi All,

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> First - a massive thank you to Sheila for posting the information about the

release of the book and website.

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No plans for that at the moment .

I couldn't even get some of the information lists that I needed to fit into a

standard paperback sized page - it was unreadable. This is one of the reasons it

is in a much larger than normal format.

There is a lot of structured information in this book. It is loaded with it from

start to finish - a lot more than you find in many thyroid books. I've put

virtually all of the little gems of info I've collected over twenty odd years of

my own condition and from helping many other patients with T3 into it. A lot of

this has been translated into lists and process descriptions to make it easier

to understand.

It won't be a simple port to a KIndle. This is something that I'd have to look

into and as yet I haven't other than to be confident that it will take

considerable work.

Do you think that there will be a huge demand for it on a Kindle?

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> Any idea when/if a kindle version will be available?

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Hi

funny you should post this I just emailed Sheila asking in part why the book

would be so long in coming, thanks for clearing that up. I had ordered it anyway

so I wait in eager anticipation.

You won't have met me before probably as I used to be a frequent visitor and a

mod around 2 yrs ago, but my health deteriorated, and I could no longer function

properly. Still in a similar state and putting great hope in your approach as I

really only have that option left open to me.

I have been sick for over 36 years and housebound for around 5.

Your book sounds very full of info and in my brain fogged condition I am praying

I can follow your protocol or indeed afford the T3.

Thank you and luv and good health to all

Dawnx

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Very much so. I have got rid of most of my books (about 1,000) of them because

they are so much easier on a Kindle. I can carry relevant info with me wherever

I go and pull up quotes or passages of information for friends and family

wherever I am. Without having to drive home, get the book out, scan the page and

email, if I remember to do so of course.

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[Guest guest]

Brilliant . I will send a message to all of our 2700 members

individually so that they are aware of this, as some may be considering buying

it for a Christmas present, either for themselves or for others they know who

are suffering, and thinking that it might never get to them for the 25th.

Luv - Sheila

Just to prove it - I ordered it myself. The

availability has already come down from an original estimate of 28th December

to the 9th:

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I would certainly like it on kindle, I live in such a small place just nowhere

to keep books so I have them all on my kindle.

Sue

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It is obviously a project that I'll have to look into once this one is fully off

the ground.

Thanks for the advice.

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> I would certainly like it on kindle, I live in such a small place just nowhere

to keep

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hello paul

from your website:

http://recoveringwitht3.com/technical/glucose-atp-and-our-cells-what-you-need-kn\

ow

sorry if you think i'm picky but there is either a missing word after *involved*

or you don't need *the* before involved.

" Each cell in our body has a cell nucleus, which contain our genes. Apart from

being the mechanism that defines precisely who we are and what we look like our

genes are the involved in the central function of each cell - the production of

proteins that are specific to the type of the cell " .

personally i'm not convinced that our genes are totally responsible for defining

who we are:

http://www.epigenome.org/index.php?page=pilotproject

http://www.wired.com/medtech/health/news/2005/08/68468

the following may be of interest to anyone trying to ge their heads round atp

production:

http://highered.mcgraw-hill.com/sites/0072507470/student_view0/chapter25/animati\

on__how_the_krebs_cycle_works__quiz_1_.html

http://incolor.inetnebr.com/mcanaday/main.htm

well done for getting your book published ...let's hope a lot of ignorant

so-called specialists will take the time to read it and really start to make a

difference to many of their patients lives.

trish

> Bookmark it if you have any idea that you may need to use T3 in the future:

> http://recoveringwitht3.com/

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> My warmest regards,

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Thanks for that but please use the 'contact' menu on the website if you find

anything else as there is no guarantee that I'm looking here..

Fixed!

Ta!

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Hi ,

I don't know if there would be huge demand but Kindles have really taken off

big style. I got rid of at least 2/3 of my books, it's just so much easier to

read them on a kindle. Lots of people are using ipads too, you're missing out

on a market.

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Hi ,

Oh I'm listening. I'm just a bit slow at some of the new stuff.

Getting the book complete and published has been very hard. The last few months

have been more stressful than anything I can remember for a long time as several

things have gone badly wrong (mostly not due to me).

I now have the Kindle/I-Pad idea on my list of things to look into when I've

done what I need to at the moment.

Thank you.

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Kindle piracy is a real worry though - its growing all the time:

http://reviews.cnet.com/8301-18438_7-20033437-82.html

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Lot's to consider.

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> I don't know if there would be huge demand but Kindles have really taken off

big style.