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Tyler - June 16th 2002 :-) Seems weird to have a name associated

with the kicking going on in there :-) I'm still amazed.

Amy

RE: News

Hi Amy,

So what is His name and when are you due?

Take care,

Jody

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Wow and here I thought I was bad with 4 girls....

Good luck!

Darnell

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> Oh Caroline, wow! they call me fertile Mertyl, I

> guess you are too! hope

> all goes well with you. I breast feeed full time

> also but cycle early after

> birth. but no more for me. i am so spent with the

> five kids, I filled my

> quiver! you are expecting when i was with ph.

> God bless and keep us

> updated as always. Love i.

> News

>

>

> > Hi Everyone

> >

> > I haven't been around lately as I've been on

> holidays interstate. We

> > arrived back yesterday after a lovely couple of

> weeks visiting

> > relatives.

> >

> > Welcome to the newbies of the last few weeks. A

> few of you have been

> > through heaps from what I've read of your posts.

> Take care and take it

> > easy.

> >

> > , hope all goes well for your treatment. I

> can't believe all that

> > you've been through. Your insurance sure does

> suck. I guess you've

> > considered all the alternatives. Try to leave all

> that to Tom and you

> > concentrate on your treatment (I know that will be

> hard, and I

> > pray for you always).

> >

> > I do have some wonderful news to share with the

> group.

> >

> > I am 7 1/2 weeks pregnant again. We decided to

> leave it up to God last

> > month, thinking it may take 6 months or so, given

> I am fully breast

> > feeding Dylan and my age. Well, it took 1 month. I

> am 7 1/2 weeks and

> > the baby is due 1st Sept. Dylan will be 13 months

> old. I am looking

> > forward to two little ones in nappies : )

> >

> > I found out the day we left for . I must

> say I was a bit

> > surprised. Well, I hope it is as trouble free as

> Dylan's pregnancy and

> > at least I don't have to debate going back to work

> or not yet - the

> > decision has been kind of made for me at this

> point of time - which is

> > just fine by me!!!!

> >

> > Take Care all

> >

> > Cheers

> > Caroline

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Hi Amy,

What a wonderful name for this little fellow, will be looking forward to

hear when he arrives, and how you are doing throughout until then.

Jody

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Hi Caroline,

Congrats! I am so happy for you and know that things will go well.

debbie R.

[Guest guest]

Hi Caroline,

Congrats! I am so happy for you and know that things will go well.

debbie R.

[Guest guest]

Hi Caroline,

Congrats! I am so happy for you and know that things will go well.

debbie R.

[Guest guest]

Congrats to you and your hubby, Caroline! I'm so pleased for you!

My good friends who have had 4 children in 5 years say that you should get

as much rest as you can now, because you won't get it after the baby's born!

So be good to yourself and hope the next several months are smooth and easy!

News

>Hi Everyone

>

>I haven't been around lately as I've been on holidays interstate. We

>arrived back yesterday after a lovely couple of weeks visiting

>relatives.

>

>Welcome to the newbies of the last few weeks. A few of you have been

>through heaps from what I've read of your posts. Take care and take it

>easy.

>

>, hope all goes well for your treatment. I can't believe all that

>you've been through. Your insurance sure does suck. I guess you've

>considered all the alternatives. Try to leave all that to Tom and you

>concentrate on your treatment (I know that will be hard, and I

>pray for you always).

>

>I do have some wonderful news to share with the group.

>

>I am 7 1/2 weeks pregnant again. We decided to leave it up to God last

>month, thinking it may take 6 months or so, given I am fully breast

>feeding Dylan and my age. Well, it took 1 month. I am 7 1/2 weeks and

>the baby is due 1st Sept. Dylan will be 13 months old. I am looking

>forward to two little ones in nappies : )

>

>I found out the day we left for . I must say I was a bit

>surprised. Well, I hope it is as trouble free as Dylan's pregnancy and

>at least I don't have to debate going back to work or not yet - the

>decision has been kind of made for me at this point of time - which is

>just fine by me!!!!

>

>Take Care all

>

>Cheers

>Caroline

>

>

>

>

>

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Congrats to you and your hubby, Caroline! I'm so pleased for you!

My good friends who have had 4 children in 5 years say that you should get

as much rest as you can now, because you won't get it after the baby's born!

So be good to yourself and hope the next several months are smooth and easy!

News

>Hi Everyone

>

>I haven't been around lately as I've been on holidays interstate. We

>arrived back yesterday after a lovely couple of weeks visiting

>relatives.

>

>Welcome to the newbies of the last few weeks. A few of you have been

>through heaps from what I've read of your posts. Take care and take it

>easy.

>

>, hope all goes well for your treatment. I can't believe all that

>you've been through. Your insurance sure does suck. I guess you've

>considered all the alternatives. Try to leave all that to Tom and you

>concentrate on your treatment (I know that will be hard, and I

>pray for you always).

>

>I do have some wonderful news to share with the group.

>

>I am 7 1/2 weeks pregnant again. We decided to leave it up to God last

>month, thinking it may take 6 months or so, given I am fully breast

>feeding Dylan and my age. Well, it took 1 month. I am 7 1/2 weeks and

>the baby is due 1st Sept. Dylan will be 13 months old. I am looking

>forward to two little ones in nappies : )

>

>I found out the day we left for . I must say I was a bit

>surprised. Well, I hope it is as trouble free as Dylan's pregnancy and

>at least I don't have to debate going back to work or not yet - the

>decision has been kind of made for me at this point of time - which is

>just fine by me!!!!

>

>Take Care all

>

>Cheers

>Caroline

>

>

>

>

>

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intended to replace expert medical care.

>Please consult your doctor before changing or trying new treatments.

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[Guest guest]

Congrats to you and your hubby, Caroline! I'm so pleased for you!

My good friends who have had 4 children in 5 years say that you should get

as much rest as you can now, because you won't get it after the baby's born!

So be good to yourself and hope the next several months are smooth and easy!

News

>Hi Everyone

>

>I haven't been around lately as I've been on holidays interstate. We

>arrived back yesterday after a lovely couple of weeks visiting

>relatives.

>

>Welcome to the newbies of the last few weeks. A few of you have been

>through heaps from what I've read of your posts. Take care and take it

>easy.

>

>, hope all goes well for your treatment. I can't believe all that

>you've been through. Your insurance sure does suck. I guess you've

>considered all the alternatives. Try to leave all that to Tom and you

>concentrate on your treatment (I know that will be hard, and I

>pray for you always).

>

>I do have some wonderful news to share with the group.

>

>I am 7 1/2 weeks pregnant again. We decided to leave it up to God last

>month, thinking it may take 6 months or so, given I am fully breast

>feeding Dylan and my age. Well, it took 1 month. I am 7 1/2 weeks and

>the baby is due 1st Sept. Dylan will be 13 months old. I am looking

>forward to two little ones in nappies : )

>

>I found out the day we left for . I must say I was a bit

>surprised. Well, I hope it is as trouble free as Dylan's pregnancy and

>at least I don't have to debate going back to work or not yet - the

>decision has been kind of made for me at this point of time - which is

>just fine by me!!!!

>

>Take Care all

>

>Cheers

>Caroline

>

>

>

>

>

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intended to replace expert medical care.

>Please consult your doctor before changing or trying new treatments.

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>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Amy, Congrats on the boy, will pray all goes well. Just remember to

take care of yourself, which I am sure you will.

Debbie R.

[Guest guest]

Hi Amy, Congrats on the boy, will pray all goes well. Just remember to

take care of yourself, which I am sure you will.

Debbie R.

[Guest guest]

Hi Amy, Congrats on the boy, will pray all goes well. Just remember to

take care of yourself, which I am sure you will.

Debbie R.

[Guest guest]

I., Glad to hear from you and that all is going well. Take care.

Debbie R.

[Guest guest]

I., Glad to hear from you and that all is going well. Take care.

Debbie R.

[Guest guest]

I., Glad to hear from you and that all is going well. Take care.

Debbie R.

[Guest guest]

> Oh Caroline!!! I am so happy for you. I know I don't post much, but I

> wanted to tell you that my first 2 children..both boys..were 13

> months apart as well. No regrets and they were buddies entertaining

> each other most of the time. You may have to supplement Dylan as

> pregnancy can dry up the milk supply before long, but for bonding

> purposes, he can be nursed the whole time...I tandem nursed through

> the entire pregnancy. And when you are in the midst of diapers

> already...what's one more bottom to change??? Congratulations!

A hearty ditto (though I had 17 month intervals at their closest)!

Congratulations!

Take care, Fay

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Hi Elaine, funny you asked about hyper symptoms. I was on low dose until

last month when I started to have some mild palps and tremors. I wasn't

surprised as this was 3 plus months after the birth. I am now on 200 mgs

PTU. My numbers were elevated , know only T3 was 300 and think Ft4 was 1.9.

Funny though I had slightly readable TSH of .02. My TSH was starting to

come back last summer (0.05) for the first time in years. I am not too

concerned as I respond quite well to even lower doses of PTU. The only

thing is my endo doesn't like me breastfeeding on PTU, says 200 mgs is a

high dose. I breast fed my last two kids with doses of even higher 300 mgs.

The info I read including my nursing books say up to 450 is pretty well

safe. And of course the endo is starting the RAI stuff again. At this

point I will not do anything until the baby is a year anyway. But I think I

would rather do surgery. I would rather have my own thyroid producing

thryoid hormones instead of killing it off. But I have time. Caroline, any

others have surgery, how is it? Easier to control than the RAI with its

wild fluctuations? Just trying to get the facts straight when I go to the

endo. By the way she is rather good despite the Rai thing as I canceled my

appt. this week because of sick kids and she called me with my labs. She

told me not to worry about coming in and having to wait for hrs in the

waiting room, instead she will have me run labs and correspond over the

phone unless I have some dire problems. I'd say this is very understanding

of her. Then again she is a mom of three kids. Well,off to tend to the

kids. I.

Re: News

> Hi ,

> As always, good to hear from you and happy to know all is well. Did you

> experience any new hyper symptoms after you had the baby, or are you still

on

> your low dose of ATDs? Keep well, Elaine

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Elaine, funny you asked about hyper symptoms. I was on low dose until

last month when I started to have some mild palps and tremors. I wasn't

surprised as this was 3 plus months after the birth. I am now on 200 mgs

PTU. My numbers were elevated , know only T3 was 300 and think Ft4 was 1.9.

Funny though I had slightly readable TSH of .02. My TSH was starting to

come back last summer (0.05) for the first time in years. I am not too

concerned as I respond quite well to even lower doses of PTU. The only

thing is my endo doesn't like me breastfeeding on PTU, says 200 mgs is a

high dose. I breast fed my last two kids with doses of even higher 300 mgs.

The info I read including my nursing books say up to 450 is pretty well

safe. And of course the endo is starting the RAI stuff again. At this

point I will not do anything until the baby is a year anyway. But I think I

would rather do surgery. I would rather have my own thyroid producing

thryoid hormones instead of killing it off. But I have time. Caroline, any

others have surgery, how is it? Easier to control than the RAI with its

wild fluctuations? Just trying to get the facts straight when I go to the

endo. By the way she is rather good despite the Rai thing as I canceled my

appt. this week because of sick kids and she called me with my labs. She

told me not to worry about coming in and having to wait for hrs in the

waiting room, instead she will have me run labs and correspond over the

phone unless I have some dire problems. I'd say this is very understanding

of her. Then again she is a mom of three kids. Well,off to tend to the

kids. I.

Re: News

> Hi ,

> As always, good to hear from you and happy to know all is well. Did you

> experience any new hyper symptoms after you had the baby, or are you still

on

> your low dose of ATDs? Keep well, Elaine

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Elaine, funny you asked about hyper symptoms. I was on low dose until

last month when I started to have some mild palps and tremors. I wasn't

surprised as this was 3 plus months after the birth. I am now on 200 mgs

PTU. My numbers were elevated , know only T3 was 300 and think Ft4 was 1.9.

Funny though I had slightly readable TSH of .02. My TSH was starting to

come back last summer (0.05) for the first time in years. I am not too

concerned as I respond quite well to even lower doses of PTU. The only

thing is my endo doesn't like me breastfeeding on PTU, says 200 mgs is a

high dose. I breast fed my last two kids with doses of even higher 300 mgs.

The info I read including my nursing books say up to 450 is pretty well

safe. And of course the endo is starting the RAI stuff again. At this

point I will not do anything until the baby is a year anyway. But I think I

would rather do surgery. I would rather have my own thyroid producing

thryoid hormones instead of killing it off. But I have time. Caroline, any

others have surgery, how is it? Easier to control than the RAI with its

wild fluctuations? Just trying to get the facts straight when I go to the

endo. By the way she is rather good despite the Rai thing as I canceled my

appt. this week because of sick kids and she called me with my labs. She

told me not to worry about coming in and having to wait for hrs in the

waiting room, instead she will have me run labs and correspond over the

phone unless I have some dire problems. I'd say this is very understanding

of her. Then again she is a mom of three kids. Well,off to tend to the

kids. I.

Re: News

> Hi ,

> As always, good to hear from you and happy to know all is well. Did you

> experience any new hyper symptoms after you had the baby, or are you still

on

> your low dose of ATDs? Keep well, Elaine

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Elaine,

I just had surgery in Dec so I'll let you know how I

progress getting regulated. So far so good though.

Dr upded my dose of levoxyl from 50 mgc to 100 mgc a

day and told me to watch my body and adjust as needed

and even went on to tell me how which I thought was

great. I go back in a month and get more blood work.

Good luck with the little one. I have 4 girls the

youngest is a year old so enjoy they grow up

sooooooooooo fast....

Darnell

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wrote:

> Hi Elaine, funny you asked about hyper symptoms. I

> was on low dose until

> last month when I started to have some mild palps

> and tremors. I wasn't

> surprised as this was 3 plus months after the birth.

> I am now on 200 mgs

> PTU. My numbers were elevated , know only T3 was

> 300 and think Ft4 was 1.9.

> Funny though I had slightly readable TSH of .02. My

> TSH was starting to

> come back last summer (0.05) for the first time in

> years. I am not too

> concerned as I respond quite well to even lower

> doses of PTU. The only

> thing is my endo doesn't like me breastfeeding on

> PTU, says 200 mgs is a

> high dose. I breast fed my last two kids with doses

> of even higher 300 mgs.

> The info I read including my nursing books say up to

> 450 is pretty well

> safe. And of course the endo is starting the RAI

> stuff again. At this

> point I will not do anything until the baby is a

> year anyway. But I think I

> would rather do surgery. I would rather have my own

> thyroid producing

> thryoid hormones instead of killing it off. But I

> have time. Caroline, any

> others have surgery, how is it? Easier to control

> than the RAI with its

> wild fluctuations? Just trying to get the facts

> straight when I go to the

> endo. By the way she is rather good despite the Rai

> thing as I canceled my

> appt. this week because of sick kids and she called

> me with my labs. She

> told me not to worry about coming in and having to

> wait for hrs in the

> waiting room, instead she will have me run labs and

> correspond over the

> phone unless I have some dire problems. I'd say

> this is very understanding

> of her. Then again she is a mom of three kids.

> Well,off to tend to the

> kids. I.

> Re: News

>

>

> > Hi ,

> > As always, good to hear from you and happy to know

> all is well. Did you

> > experience any new hyper symptoms after you had

> the baby, or are you still

> on

> > your low dose of ATDs? Keep well, Elaine

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

> >

> >

> >

> > -------------------------------------

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> purposes only and is not

> intended to replace expert medical care.

> > Please consult your doctor before changing or

> trying new treatments.

> > ----------------------------------------

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> >

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> endorsement of

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[Guest guest]

Hi Elaine,

I just had surgery in Dec so I'll let you know how I

progress getting regulated. So far so good though.

Dr upded my dose of levoxyl from 50 mgc to 100 mgc a

day and told me to watch my body and adjust as needed

and even went on to tell me how which I thought was

great. I go back in a month and get more blood work.

Good luck with the little one. I have 4 girls the

youngest is a year old so enjoy they grow up

sooooooooooo fast....

Darnell

--- {USER_FIRSTNAME} {USER_LASTNAME}

wrote:

> Hi Elaine, funny you asked about hyper symptoms. I

> was on low dose until

> last month when I started to have some mild palps

> and tremors. I wasn't

> surprised as this was 3 plus months after the birth.

> I am now on 200 mgs

> PTU. My numbers were elevated , know only T3 was

> 300 and think Ft4 was 1.9.

> Funny though I had slightly readable TSH of .02. My

> TSH was starting to

> come back last summer (0.05) for the first time in

> years. I am not too

> concerned as I respond quite well to even lower

> doses of PTU. The only

> thing is my endo doesn't like me breastfeeding on

> PTU, says 200 mgs is a

> high dose. I breast fed my last two kids with doses

> of even higher 300 mgs.

> The info I read including my nursing books say up to

> 450 is pretty well

> safe. And of course the endo is starting the RAI

> stuff again. At this

> point I will not do anything until the baby is a

> year anyway. But I think I

> would rather do surgery. I would rather have my own

> thyroid producing

> thryoid hormones instead of killing it off. But I

> have time. Caroline, any

> others have surgery, how is it? Easier to control

> than the RAI with its

> wild fluctuations? Just trying to get the facts

> straight when I go to the

> endo. By the way she is rather good despite the Rai

> thing as I canceled my

> appt. this week because of sick kids and she called

> me with my labs. She

> told me not to worry about coming in and having to

> wait for hrs in the

> waiting room, instead she will have me run labs and

> correspond over the

> phone unless I have some dire problems. I'd say

> this is very understanding

> of her. Then again she is a mom of three kids.

> Well,off to tend to the

> kids. I.

> Re: News

>

>

> > Hi ,

> > As always, good to hear from you and happy to know

> all is well. Did you

> > experience any new hyper symptoms after you had

> the baby, or are you still

> on

> > your low dose of ATDs? Keep well, Elaine

> >

> >

> > [Non-text portions of this message have been

> removed]

> >

> >

> >

> > -------------------------------------

> > The Graves' list is intended for informational

> purposes only and is not

> intended to replace expert medical care.

> > Please consult your doctor before changing or

> trying new treatments.

> > ----------------------------------------

> > DISCLAIMER

> >

> > Advertisments placed on this yahoo groups list

> does not have the

> endorsement of

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> >

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Your doctor does sound easy to work with, which is half of the battle. Good

chance that your thyroid levels will eventually go down after the postpartum

period and after you finish nursing. keep well, Elaine

[Guest guest]

Sorry, but this idea of the placenta moving is an old wives tale:

Once the placenta attaches to the wall of the uterus, it is there

and will not budge: if it detatches, you are in real trouble, or at

least your baby is. But as the uterus expands, what seems to be

over the cervixal opening may prove not to be. I would think that

by 18 1/2 weeks it would be pretty clear what is happening there,

and if they would have told you it was in the wrong place, ask

how much, and how they think it may affect your pregnancy. It

may be only very slight. But if you know, you can make sure it

doesn't become a problem. I happen to know two women who

had this, and who had to have caesarean deliveries as a result,

but they were told it doesn't always mean a caesarean. So all

the best--

- In graves_support@y..., " Amy Dunphy " <chesapeakes@e...>

wrote:

> I'm 18 ½ weeks. I heard its common for it to move. Just

something to

> check on and pay attention to. 5 kids…wow. I don't even want

two!

>

>

>

> Amy

>

>

>

> Re: News

>

>

>

> Hurray, another boy! my ph is now 4 months and doing

great. how

> far

> are you now? It is very common for the placenta to be low

earlier in

> pregnancy. By 28-32 weeks it will probably travel up as your

uterus

> expands

> to accomodate your little one. Don't be overly concerned at this

point

> yet.

> keep us updated on your progress! P.S. for everyone I'm still

around

> just

> ever so crazy busy with the five kids. I haven't forgotten anyone,

just

> try

> to at least read my email once in a while.... Love I.

> RE: News

>

>

> > Congrats! I just found out yesterday I'm having a boy :-) My

> placenta

> > is in the wrong spot - too low? Hopefully it will move, but its

> > something we'll have to watch. I wish you a happy healthy 9

months!

> >

> >

> >

> > Amy

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Sorry, but this idea of the placenta moving is an old wives tale:

Once the placenta attaches to the wall of the uterus, it is there

and will not budge: if it detatches, you are in real trouble, or at

least your baby is. But as the uterus expands, what seems to be

over the cervixal opening may prove not to be. I would think that

by 18 1/2 weeks it would be pretty clear what is happening there,

and if they would have told you it was in the wrong place, ask

how much, and how they think it may affect your pregnancy. It

may be only very slight. But if you know, you can make sure it

doesn't become a problem. I happen to know two women who

had this, and who had to have caesarean deliveries as a result,

but they were told it doesn't always mean a caesarean. So all

the best--

- In graves_support@y..., " Amy Dunphy " <chesapeakes@e...>

wrote:

> I'm 18 ½ weeks. I heard its common for it to move. Just

something to

> check on and pay attention to. 5 kids…wow. I don't even want

two!

>

>

>

> Amy

>

>

>

> Re: News

>

>

>

> Hurray, another boy! my ph is now 4 months and doing

great. how

> far

> are you now? It is very common for the placenta to be low

earlier in

> pregnancy. By 28-32 weeks it will probably travel up as your

uterus

> expands

> to accomodate your little one. Don't be overly concerned at this

point

> yet.

> keep us updated on your progress! P.S. for everyone I'm still

around

> just

> ever so crazy busy with the five kids. I haven't forgotten anyone,

just

> try

> to at least read my email once in a while.... Love I.

> RE: News

>

>

> > Congrats! I just found out yesterday I'm having a boy :-) My

> placenta

> > is in the wrong spot - too low? Hopefully it will move, but its

> > something we'll have to watch. I wish you a happy healthy 9

months!

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Dear Amy

Thank you for your wish - I wish them back to you also. We haven't decided if we

want to know the sex or not yet. I

love the name you have chosen. It must be a bit weird calling to baby by name

before you get to actually meet him.

Look forward to sharing the next few months.

Cheers

Caroline

Amy Dunphy wrote:

> Congrats! I just found out yesterday I'm having a boy :-) My placenta

> is in the wrong spot - too low? Hopefully it will move, but its

> something we'll have to watch. I wish you a happy healthy 9 months!

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