Re: Re: question/answer to

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I live in Katy, which is on the west side of Houston. I have never been

diagnosed with Hashi's, in fact, I have always been considered

subclinical. I have always suspected a thyroid problem since my early

twenties (I'm 36), but it wasn't until about 4yrs ago that I finally

convinced a doctor to even consider looking at my thyroid and I didn't

learn about Dr. or this group until a year later. Southwest

would more than likely be an option, it's just the cost of tests that

becomes an issue for me. At one time I saw Dr. listed on my

insurance, but now, with all the changes that have taken place with my

husband's insurance, I doubt he's on there any more. In fact, does he

even accept insurance? Either way, I would really love to see him, I just

need to get my finances in order.

Thanks,

Hi, :

How far are you from Lubbock, may I ask? Do you also have

Hashi's?

I know you would benefit from seeing Dr. . Is Southwest

Airlines an option for you?

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I live in Katy, which is on the west side of Houston. I have never been

diagnosed with Hashi's, in fact, I have always been considered

subclinical. I have always suspected a thyroid problem since my early

twenties (I'm 36), but it wasn't until about 4yrs ago that I finally

convinced a doctor to even consider looking at my thyroid and I didn't

learn about Dr. or this group until a year later. Southwest

would more than likely be an option, it's just the cost of tests that

becomes an issue for me. At one time I saw Dr. listed on my

insurance, but now, with all the changes that have taken place with my

husband's insurance, I doubt he's on there any more. In fact, does he

even accept insurance? Either way, I would really love to see him, I just

need to get my finances in order.

Thanks,

Hi, :

How far are you from Lubbock, may I ask? Do you also have

Hashi's?

I know you would benefit from seeing Dr. . Is Southwest

Airlines an option for you?

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I live in Katy, which is on the west side of Houston. I have never been

diagnosed with Hashi's, in fact, I have always been considered

subclinical. I have always suspected a thyroid problem since my early

twenties (I'm 36), but it wasn't until about 4yrs ago that I finally

convinced a doctor to even consider looking at my thyroid and I didn't

learn about Dr. or this group until a year later. Southwest

would more than likely be an option, it's just the cost of tests that

becomes an issue for me. At one time I saw Dr. listed on my

insurance, but now, with all the changes that have taken place with my

husband's insurance, I doubt he's on there any more. In fact, does he

even accept insurance? Either way, I would really love to see him, I just

need to get my finances in order.

Thanks,

Hi, :

How far are you from Lubbock, may I ask? Do you also have

Hashi's?

I know you would benefit from seeing Dr. . Is Southwest

Airlines an option for you?

[Guest guest]

He still takes some PPO and POS insurance. McSwain wrote:

Hi ,I live in Katy, which is on the west side of Houston. I have never been diagnosed with Hashi's, in fact, I have always been considered subclinical. I have always suspected a thyroid problem since my early twenties (I'm 36), but it wasn't until about 4yrs ago that I finally convinced a doctor to even consider looking at my thyroid and I didn't learn about Dr. or this group until a year later. Southwest would more than likely be an option, it's just the cost of tests that becomes an issue for me. At one time I saw Dr. listed on my insurance, but now, with all the changes that have taken place with my husband's insurance, I doubt he's on there any more. In fact, does he even accept insurance? Either way, I would really love to see him, I just need to get my finances in order.Thanks,

Hi, :How far are you from Lubbock, may I ask? Do you also have Hashi's? I know you would benefit from seeing Dr. . Is Southwest Airlines an option for you?__________________________________________________