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Sorry can't think of something that she probably won't think is flip...

but the first thing that came to my mind is, " Sure, if you will pay the

bill. "

Marti

> What do you say to a dear friend who wants you to see her 'brilliant'

> endo?  She has only the best intentions, she's very sweet and

> sincere.  I don't want to give her a flip answer. 

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Actually, I would just thank her warmly and tell her a) that endo is not on your insurance or B) you only go to endos/MDs recommended by this list and get her on the list. She might not think her endo so wonderful if she sees other people spitting and crosseyed over being undermedicated.

Teri

Sorry can't think of something that she probably won't think is flip... but the first thing that came to my mind is, " Sure, if you will pay the bill. " Marti

> What do you say to a dear friend who wants you to see her 'brilliant' > endo? She has only the best intentions, she's very sweet and > sincere. I don't want to give her a flip answer.

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Me too! ROFLMAO!

I know ya'll would find this hard to believe, but I just got slapped on the

electronic hand for talking about how bad Endo's were on the Psoriatic

Arthritis list. It's too bad that the list owner thinks Armour is a OTC

drug and that I am against drugs. Oh well!

Kate

At 03:36 PM 11/6/2006, you wrote:

><spitting and cross-eyed over being undermedicated>

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>ROFLMAO!

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>Theresa Brewton wrote:

>Actually, I would just thank her warmly and tell her a) that endo is not

>on your insurance or B) you only go to endos/MDs recommended by this list

>and get her on the list. She might not think her endo so wonderful if she

>sees other people spitting and crosseyed over being undermedicated.

>

>Teri

>

>

>On 11/6/06, Martha Lovejoy

>wrote:

>Sorry can't think of something that she probably won't think is flip...

>but the first thing that came to my mind is, " Sure, if you will pay the

>bill. "

>

>Marti

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> > What do you say to a dear friend who wants you to see her 'brilliant'

> > endo? She has only the best intentions, she's very sweet and

> > sincere. I don't want to give her a flip answer

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Rolling on floor laughing my a** off.

From: Texas_Thyroid_Groups [mailto:Texas_Thyroid_Groups ] On Behalf Of Theresa BrewtonSent: Monday, November 06, 2006 3:47 PMTo: Texas_Thyroid_Groups Subject: Re: Well meaning friends

ROFLMAO?

On 11/6/06, Jan <texasthyroid> wrote:

<spitting and cross-eyed over being undermedicated>

ROFLMAO!

Theresa Brewton <terijo.brewtongmail> wrote:

Actually, I would just thank her warmly and tell her a) that endo is not on your insurance or B) you only go to endos/MDs recommended by this list and get her on the list. She might not think her endo so wonderful if she sees other people spitting and crosseyed over being undermedicated.

Teri

On 11/6/06, Martha Lovejoy < lovejoymarisp> wrote:

Sorry can't think of something that she probably won't think is flip... but the first thing that came to my mind is, "Sure, if you will pay the bill."Marti > What do you say to a dear friend who wants you to see her 'brilliant' > endo? She has only the best intentions, she's very sweet and > sincere. I don't want to give her a flip answer

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I never would have guessed that in a million years. And it is doubtful I will remember it in future, either. But maybe! Is this chat speak? I bet my kids know it.

Rolling on floor laughing my a** off.

From: Texas_Thyroid_Groups [mailto:

Texas_Thyroid_Groups ] On Behalf Of Theresa BrewtonSent: Monday, November 06, 2006 3:47 PMTo: Texas_Thyroid_Groups@yahoogrou

ps.comSubject: Re: Well meaning friends

ROFLMAO?

On 11/6/06, Jan <texasthyroid@...

> wrote:

<spitting and cross-eyed over being undermedicated>

ROFLMAO!

Theresa Brewton <terijo.brewtongmail> wrote:

Actually, I would just thank her warmly and tell her a) that endo is not on your insurance or B) you only go to endos/MDs recommended by this list and get her on the list. She might not think her endo so wonderful if she sees other people spitting and crosseyed over being undermedicated.

Teri

On 11/6/06, Martha Lovejoy <

lovejoymar@...> wrote:

Sorry can't think of something that she probably won't think is flip... but the first thing that came to my mind is, " Sure, if you will pay the bill. " Marti

> What do you say to a dear friend who wants you to see her 'brilliant' > endo? She has only the best intentions, she's very sweet and > sincere. I don't want to give her a flip answer

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Believe me, I had to hold back. Flipness is second nature to me, but I wanted to be nice. Besides I'm going to Lubbock tomorrow and she knows it, so, you know, in her mind, if I can go there I can go to her endo. You just know she's thinking: Lubbock???

Carol

> > > What do you say to a dear friend who wants you to see her 'brilliant' > > endo? She has only the best intentions, she's very sweet and > > sincere. I don't want to give her a flip answer. >

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The most common ones can be found here:

http://www.kbrhorse.net/wclo/whlsabb.html

Marti

> I never would have guessed that in a million years.   And it is

> doubtful I will remember it in future, either.  But maybe!   Is this

> chat speak?  I bet my kids know it.

>

> Rolling on

> floor laughing my a** off.

>>

>>> From: Texas_Thyroid_Groups [mailto:

>>> Texas_Thyroid_Groups ] On Behalf Of Theresa Brewton

>>>

>>> ROFLMAO?

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Actually, Lubbock has two Universities (Texas Tech; Lubbock Christian University) which produce a LOT of medical graduates. I know LCU is highly rated - talk to Sharon at Dr R's. You can put your nose in the air about 'going to Lubbock' for medical treatment.

Terijo

The most common ones can be found here:http://www.kbrhorse.net/wclo/whlsabb.html

Marti> I never would have guessed that in a million years. And it is > doubtful I will remember it in future, either. But maybe! Is this > chat speak? I bet my kids know it.>> On 11/6/06, Kim Hanson <khanson93065@...

> wrote: Rolling on > floor laughing my a** off.>>>>> From:

Texas_Thyroid_Groups [mailto: >>> Texas_Thyroid_Groups

] On Behalf Of Theresa Brewton>>>>>> ROFLMAO?

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I just can't picture her here...she's very dedicated to her endo. It's like Red state/Blue state or insert your favorite polar opposites.

Thanks,

Carol

P.S. Yahoo is double posting me today.

> >> > > What do you say to a dear friend who wants you to see her 'brilliant'> > > endo? She has only the best intentions, she's very sweet and> > > sincere. I don't want to give her a flip answer.> >> > > >>

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Hey, I'm on board with Doc R. Many people, used to be me too, are not aware there's anything but the treatment we all got for years.

It was a stretch for me, I live in Houston, ten minutes away from the "Texas Medical Center" where you'd think there'd be a decent thyroid doc or two, wouldn't you? Sorry, I'm not insulting anybody's beloved Doc, but if anybody's found the equivalent of Doc R. here, they're not sharing.

My friend formerly lived in the Dallas area. She's now moved back to our home country, Oklahoma. :-)

Thanks,

Carol

Rolling on> > > floor laughing my a** off.> > >>> > >>> From: Texas_Thyroid_Groups <Texas_Thyroid_Groups%40yahoogroups.com>[mailto:> > >>> Texas_Thyroid_Groups <Texas_Thyroid_Groups%40yahoogroups.com>]> > On Behalf Of Theresa Brewton> > >>>> > >>> ROFLMAO?> >> > > >>

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Actually a lot of folks besides thyroid patients go to Lubbock for medical treatment. My podiatrist mentioned that to me. It's like medicine is the main industry there. He was curious as to whom I was seeing and why.Theresa Brewton wrote: Actually, Lubbock

has two Universities (Texas Tech; Lubbock Christian University) which produce a LOT of medical graduates. I know LCU is highly rated - talk to Sharon at Dr R's. You can put your nose in the air about 'going to Lubbock' for medical treatment. Terijo On 11/6/06, Martha Lovejoy <lovejoymarisp> wrote: The most common ones can be found here:http://www.kbrhorse.net/wclo/whlsabb.htmlMartiOn Nov 6, 2006, at 5:22 PM, Theresa Brewton wrote:> I never would have guessed that in a million years. And it is > doubtful I will remember it in future, either. But maybe! Is this > chat speak? I bet my kids know it.>> On 11/6/06, Kim Hanson <khanson93065 > wrote: Rolling on > floor laughing my a** off.

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My mother-in-law doesn’t think I tried enough

doctors. :P

“There HAS to be an endocrinologist in Dallas…it’s DALLAS! I mean we have a good one here

in Tyler…you

could see if you could see him…he’s done wonders for

(daughter-in-law).” Hmm. Yeah. Nope. Sorry.

Hehehe…She doesn’t understand…

I guess I wasn’t sick enough on the outside for them

to see how important it was for me to get GREAT help in Lubbock. None of them know I have been

seeing a counselor since last year, but they do know about my various other

issues (neck, feet, tired, crabby, eyes swelling…). I’ve

thought about playing the “chance of possible infertility” card

just to shut them up :P.

I don’t want you guys to think they’re total

unsupportive monsters…but I sort of let them evolve into that (in my

mind.). I think it has a lot to do with my family being 12 hours away…sometimes,

it’s like there’s no one in MY corner.

Carol, I hope that these responses help your friend to (lovingly)

back off. I don’t have much tact, myself…so I know I’d

put someone off. After speaking to a few ppl about the importance of

thyroid health, I’ve sort of had to accept the fact that I can’t

change them and hope that they don’t get to rock bottom before they

realize they need to listen to their bodies. For awhile, I felt like the

symptom police or something!!! At least I have a coworker who gets it (She’s

got Grave’s and is w/o her thyroid). She does see an endo, though…(goes

to find notebook) Raphaele Vallera is her name. She’s taking

Synthroid (100 mcg, I believe) but is going to ask about Armour. I sort

of want to see what the doc says to it. As far as I can tell, she’s

pleased with this doc (another tried to tell her she had lymphoma!!!!). I’ll

let you know what happens (unless you guys already know of this doc).

Hey, thanks for everything. I really don’t know

the ins and outs of Yahoo Groups, as I’m used to message boards, but I

hope that I haven’t done anything to upset anyone or put anyone off.

Personally, I’ve had a good past couple of days but I’m

in a mood where something will tick me off shortly. I feel like a

timebomb. Then again, I started my period Sunday and I’ve cramped

all day…so…yeah. :P. SHE’S GONNA BLOW!!

Hahahahahaha…not.

Ack. Having a hot flash (happens when I’m on the

computer..too much heat over here). Must go!

Have a great hump day everyone!!

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There is a very well-known and respected massage therapist who

relocated to Lubbock. She is one of the few (from what I understand)

who practices trigger point therapy.

>

> Actually a lot of folks besides thyroid patients go to Lubbock for

medical treatment.

>

> My podiatrist mentioned that to me. It's like medicine is the main

industry there. He was curious as to whom I was seeing and why.

>

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