Re: having a horrible time!

[Guest guest]

Hi , don't get the book wet, Poncho

[Guest guest]

--- poncho9191@... wrote:

> Hi , don't get the book wet, Poncho

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> Hi Poncho LOL!! I'll try not to get the book wet,

although that happens every time, I usually fall

asleep and PLOP in it goes! thanks I needed the laugh!

:}

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[Guest guest]

--- muspub751@... wrote:

> ,

> I'm sorry to hear you are going through so much.

> Hang in there, I'll keep you

> in my prayers. I find reading a good book helps me

> relax as well.

> Good luck,

> Rob

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> Hi Rob, thank you for your prayers, they do help!

I'm gonna hang in there best I can,thats all I can do,

hope you are feeling well latley, talk to you soon,

:}

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[Guest guest]

Oh , you poor thing.

You've got my prayers that things work out. Sounds like you had some

major allergic reaction

there. Have they tried a different family of drugs for the thyroid? I

don't know much about it I'm afraid,

but could the problem be that they tried drugs that were all related to

each other so that you had problems

with all of them? I have that problem with cholesterol drugs. I'm highly

allergic to the family Zocor comes

from, which is evidently, a majority of the drugs used. They ended up

putting me on Niacin.

kimber

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Kimber

hominid2@...

California State Chapter Representative

Pancreatitis Association, International

[Guest guest]

Oh , you poor thing.

You've got my prayers that things work out. Sounds like you had some

major allergic reaction

there. Have they tried a different family of drugs for the thyroid? I

don't know much about it I'm afraid,

but could the problem be that they tried drugs that were all related to

each other so that you had problems

with all of them? I have that problem with cholesterol drugs. I'm highly

allergic to the family Zocor comes

from, which is evidently, a majority of the drugs used. They ended up

putting me on Niacin.

kimber

--

Kimber

hominid2@...

California State Chapter Representative

Pancreatitis Association, International

[Guest guest]

--- Kimber wrote:

> Oh , you poor thing.

> You've got my prayers that things work out. Sounds

> like you had some

> major allergic reaction

> there. Have they tried a different family of drugs

> for the thyroid? I

> don't know much about it I'm afraid,

> but could the problem be that they tried drugs that

> were all related to

> each other so that you had problems

> with all of them? I have that problem with

> cholesterol drugs. I'm highly

> allergic to the family Zocor comes

> from, which is evidently, a majority of the drugs

> used. They ended up

> putting me on Niacin.

> kimber

>

> --

> Kimber

>

>Hi Kimber, yes, they tried the only two thyriod meds.

there are for graves disease, and leave it to me I was

allergic to both, my doctor said that both drugs have

sulfur in them and that I was allergic to that, so

from now on I can't have any meds. containing sulfur.

my only choice now is radioactive iodine treatment

which kills the thyriod gland and puts you into

hypothyriodism, wich is underactive thyriod, and I'll

take syntriod or something to bring my thyriod to

normal for the rest of my life.we'll see how the RAI

treatment goes, some are lucky and have just the right

amount of iodine to make the thyriod normal.

:}

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

--- Kimber wrote:

> Oh , you poor thing.

> You've got my prayers that things work out. Sounds

> like you had some

> major allergic reaction

> there. Have they tried a different family of drugs

> for the thyroid? I

> don't know much about it I'm afraid,

> but could the problem be that they tried drugs that

> were all related to

> each other so that you had problems

> with all of them? I have that problem with

> cholesterol drugs. I'm highly

> allergic to the family Zocor comes

> from, which is evidently, a majority of the drugs

> used. They ended up

> putting me on Niacin.

> kimber

>

> --

> Kimber

>

>Hi Kimber, yes, they tried the only two thyriod meds.

there are for graves disease, and leave it to me I was

allergic to both, my doctor said that both drugs have

sulfur in them and that I was allergic to that, so

from now on I can't have any meds. containing sulfur.

my only choice now is radioactive iodine treatment

which kills the thyriod gland and puts you into

hypothyriodism, wich is underactive thyriod, and I'll

take syntriod or something to bring my thyriod to

normal for the rest of my life.we'll see how the RAI

treatment goes, some are lucky and have just the right

amount of iodine to make the thyriod normal.

:}

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

,

well, it was a possible suggestion. You got my prayers that the iodine

treatment works. I have a friend who had his thyroid removed. He takes

medicine for it and as long as he takes it, he's fine.

Kimber

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Kimber

hominid2@...

California State Chapter Representative

Pancreatitis Association, International