Yes, there is hope Baron, Caroline and others

[Guest guest]

Caroline and Baron and others, I've never known anyone quite as sick

as I was before I switched to Armour. Words cannot come close to

desribing what I went through for 17 years on T4-only meds, and at

least 5 years before that. I had the most extreme reaction to being

hypo and being on inadequate meds that I've ever heard of. It was

akin to a disorder called Dysautonomia...and worse. I spent

thousands of dollars over those years, and went through all kinds of

invasive tests to get help and answers..to no avail. By the time I

found out about Armour, I was disabled...and felt worse than horses

poop ALL the time. It was awful, awful.

Now, I am wonderfully healthy and alive. I own my own store. I stand

all day. I feel great (except for issues with female hormones--LOL,

and getting over the colon cleanse effect on my MVP.) If I can come

full circle like I did, YOU WILL, TOO.

Janie

> Yeah, I hope it changes for all of us too. At least we haven't

quit trying to work on it every which way we can.

> Re: Re: concerning elevated

cortisol..... my current MYSTERY situation

>

>

> i felt that way for a long time, but having researched this

disease

> more, and through finding groups like these and realizing that

my pain

> and suffering isn't lifelong and that there really is hope for

getting

> better, i'm more optimistic.

[Guest guest]

thank you for sharing that. what's dysautonomia? also, this won't get

you out of sending out chocolate to everyone. sorry.

b

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> Caroline and Baron and others, I've never known anyone quite as sick

> as I was before I switched to Armour. Words cannot come close to

> desribing what I went through for 17 years on T4-only meds, and at

> least 5 years before that. I had the most extreme reaction to being

> hypo and being on inadequate meds that I've ever heard of. It was

> akin to a disorder called Dysautonomia...and worse. I spent

> thousands of dollars over those years, and went through all kinds of

> invasive tests to get help and answers..to no avail. By the time I

> found out about Armour, I was disabled...and felt worse than horses

> poop ALL the time. It was awful, awful.

>

> Now, I am wonderfully healthy and alive. I own my own store. I stand

> all day. I feel great (except for issues with female hormones--LOL,

> and getting over the colon cleanse effect on my MVP.) If I can come

> full circle like I did, YOU WILL, TOO.

>

> Janie

>

>> Yeah, I hope it changes for all of us too. At least we haven't

> quit trying to work on it every which way we can.

>

>> Re: Re: concerning elevated

> cortisol..... my current MYSTERY situation

>>

>>

>> i felt that way for a long time, but having researched this

> disease

>> more, and through finding groups like these and realizing that

> my pain

>> and suffering isn't lifelong and that there really is hope for

> getting

>> better, i'm more optimistic.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

>what's dysautonomia?

It's an extreme malfunction/overreaction of the adrenal glands. My

symptoms were almost identical. Awful. They totally stopped when I

started on Armour. It was like a miracle. My life changed 360

degrees. That's why I started this group and became a national

thyroid advocate. If Armour could do something as powerful as what

it did for me, there needed to be a group like this specifically

about natural thyroid. And....since then, we have seen folks here

whose lives have changed just as profoundly.

Armour works. You just have to be patient, correct any other issues

that are identified, and be willing to find an optimal dose,

sometimes by pushing the limit, 1/4 grain at a time, if needed....

Janie

[Guest guest]

I want to know what that is too. Some auto immune dysfunction? Also, ,

you're a great role model for the rest of us. Very heartening to hear how the

Armour helped you so much.

I never saw this original email from . Wonder why I'm not receiving some

email messages but reading them second-hand when someone else responds to them

first? Strange...very strange.

Re: Yes, there is hope Baron, Caroline and

others

thank you for sharing that. what's dysautonomia? also, this won't get

you out of sending out chocolate to everyone. sorry.

b