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I feel your frustration - I'm still harping weekly to my mother,

both sisters, and two nephews to please be tested, please. Nada happens.

Jen R.

-- I get so furious with doctors!

I was just talking with a friend of mine. This poor gal has been trying to

get pregnant for over 5 years! I asked her if she had her thyroid tested..

well yes, but it was " normal " ... Ok what is normal? She said her TSH was 4.6

GGGGRRRRRRRR That was the only one she knew anything about. I suggested this

list, but who knows, some people just don;t realize their " great " doctors

have not got a clue when it comes to thyroid. This doc is obviously using

the old standards to test by, and condemning this person and who knows how

many others to childlessness.Not to mention the other fine things that

happen when this disease progresses without treatment.

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>> It certainly sounds familiar doesn't it?<<

Oh yes it sure does.

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That is a shame . I find it terribly insulting that any dr can't look at

those ranges and ask himself or herself: how can a range that huge be normal?

My hubby's first wife couldn't get pregnant, and almost didn't get pregnant with

their only son. She now is diagnosed as Fibromyalgia, and never had anymore

kids, but would have loved to, and also suffers with Diabetes, depression, among

other things. I have yet to get in touch with her, but I hope hubby brings home

her phone # as I'd love to hear what brought all this on. She's now had to

retire from a wonderful job, and is not getting much medical help but has much

pain and suffering with her limitations. I'd love to get my hands on her and

ask how this all came about. It certainly sounds familiar doesn't it?

SandyE~Houston

I get so furious with doctors!

I was just talking with a friend of mine. This poor gal has been trying to

get pregnant for over 5 years! I asked her if she had her thyroid tested..

well yes, but it was " normal " ... Ok what is normal? She said her TSH was 4.6

GGGGRRRRRRRR That was the only one she knew anything about. I suggested this

list, but who knows, some people just don;t realize their " great " doctors

have not got a clue when it comes to thyroid. This doc is obviously using

the old standards to test by, and condemning this person and who knows how

many others to childlessness.Not to mention the other fine things that

happen when this disease progresses without treatment.

*Artistic Grooming * Hurricane, WV

Fat cat? Diabetes? Listowner for overweight or hypothyroid cats

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/hypokitties/

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Yeah...sounds very much like endocrine imbalances gone unchecked, diagnosed or

treated propergly, if at all. What a shame!

Re: I get so furious with doctors!

That is a shame . I find it terribly insulting that any dr can't look

at those ranges and ask himself or herself: how can a range that huge be normal?

My hubby's first wife couldn't get pregnant, and almost didn't get pregnant with

their only son. She now is diagnosed as Fibromyalgia, and never had anymore

kids, but would have loved to, and also suffers with Diabetes, depression, among

other things. I have yet to get in touch with her, but I hope hubby brings home

her phone # as I'd love to hear what brought all this on. She's now had to

retire from a wonderful job, and is not getting much medical help but has much

pain and suffering with her limitations. I'd love to get my hands on her and

ask how this all came about. It certainly sounds familiar doesn't it?

SandyE~Houston

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