Guest guest Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 On Sunday, hubby and I went to breakfast. Hubby had his usual cinnamon french toast and 2 large coffees. Then we went and loaded up the trailer with hay, and got home around 11:00. Hubby moved trucks around, moved a half dozen bales of hay, set up the hay conveyor, this took about 30 minutes. He started to get shaky and naseous. I ran in the house and gave him 4 Isocorts. He felt better within about 20 minutes or so. Yesterday, he asked me how long "that stuff" I gave him would last. He said he felt great all week long, had more motivation and more energy. Could it all be in his head? Could one dose of 4 Isocort affect him for 4 days? Anyway, I'm going to make him an apptl with my ND and have her run thyroid and cortisol testing. His mother is extremely hypothyroid (on synthroid and 100 lbs. overweight, depressed, etc.) and I suspect his father is as well (alcoholic, depressed, and just a very miserable person all around, not the most motivated indivudal I've ever met) and I also suspect his aunt (fathers sister) is extremely hypo, she has very thin hair, her legs look like tree trunks they are so swollen, docs don't find anything wrong with her <rolls eyes>, she can barely walk she twisted her ankle 2 years ago and still can't walk on it ALL of these people have severe fingernail and toenail fungus (hubby, his father, his mother and his aunt). Best, Handcrafted Jewelry ~ http://www.ChestnutHillDesigns.comCurly Horse Rescue ~ http://www.CurlyRescue.com ~Flashlights are tubular metal containers for thepurpose of storing dead batteries.~ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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