Hello All

[Guest guest]

He has s special ed teacher and is in a class with 2 other boys. He spends

half his day with other " normal " preschoolers. His teacher is a TOD...course

she is deaf herself and doesn't speak much or very well. His " auditory "

training is being done by an interpreter who is being trained by AEA consultant

in

how to conduct auditory training.

Are their specialist(certified) people similiar to a SLP in that type of

training?

Our IEP is tommorow. This will be a new one since he has been implanted. I

do not think they keep up on his equipment all that well at school...I want it

written in IEP that 2 people are trained in use of Proccesor and also that

equipment checks be done 1st thing in morning and once midday. I know there are

days when his hearing aid is left off.

can those type of things be put in IEP?

Also, I know my daughter didn't tell his teacher that he was being implanted

until after it was done, she knew her opposition to implants. That of course

is another concern, That his deaf teacher may be more interested in him

signing then speaking. It will be hard to bring these things up tommorow. I do

not want to offend the teacher.

We are in a area of about 400,000, so its not rural. We want him to be

verbal....but also think sign can be very usefull as he is still deaf when that

CI

is not turned on.

I am going to request that he gets daily speech...as he is way behind and at

4...this is a critical time. Do you think 30 min a day is unreasonable.

Thanks so much for your response. There are very few implanted kids in this

area..or other parents to talk to

grandpa Mitch

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In a message dated 4/7/2005 1:51:21 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

SAUCYJAK@... writes:

It will be hard to bring these things up tommorow. I do

not want to offend the teacher.

Mitch,

This is a really hard line to walk. But please remember that you are looking

to do what is best for your grandson. Offending teachers often comes with

that territory. If the teacher is a hard-line deaf person who dislikes CIs and

will not support verbal and auditory learning, then she is possibly not the

right person to be working with your child.

Our sons is verbal because he lost his hearing after kindergarten. We have

met people who are hard-line oral and hard-line ASL. Neither really works for

our son. He needs support to function orally and is currently learning to sign

because it's something he thinks he is going to need as he become " more

deaf. "

you have to find the right solution for your child (grandchild) and that is

not necessarily going to be what the school or TOD is pushing. So fight for

what you know is right for this kid and don't worry about bruising the

teachers' egos.

Be polite and be firm. Your goals include oral training so make sure that is

part of the IEP.

Our son works with his TOD for 1 hour a day. He is now 14 and has had that

amount of time for years. As to speech, I think your grandson's age is also a

factor. I don't know if you can keep a 4-year-old focused on speech work for

more than that amount of time. Our son never received speech services.

So -- all you parents with little ones and experience in this, please add

your 2-cents!

Best -- Jill

[Guest guest]

Hi Jane... haven't seen you around....

Okay... suppressed TSH is good for you..... but what about the thyroid hormone levels, especially Free T3? How are they looking... if they are still low that explains all the symptoms.... Do you have the last labs that you can post?

Topper ()

On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 01:30:22 -0000 "rjane1955" writes:

Had my second appt with the endo since going on Levothyroxine, after removal of my thyroid. Hubby was along cuz I was on pain pills, my back that flares up now and then. I wanted a brain, so brought him. He ended up talking to endo of how tired I still am, how it takes little to wear me out, how little I get done still. It got endo concerned. The sense I got is he thinks I should have rebounded from my thyroid removal, the radioactive iodine ablation and my meds are at a good level. That is, for thyroid cancer a good level, we're kept beyond normal-as hyper. TSH is .07. Recommendation for thyroid cancer patients is .10 or below, or higher if low risk. I was stage 2, so higher risk.

< snip >

[Guest guest]

Yo ! Here's my last lab :

T3 uptake 46.20

T4 9.7

Free Thyroxine index 11.2

TSH .07

Seems to me with my tsh needing to be suppressed i.e. on

hyperthyroid end, then my T3 & 4 would be outside the " normal " high

reported on lab results.

Since the TT and RAI and starting levothyroxine, seems I've gone

into menopause. Doc did a FSH test on me, it's 25 and says the high

range for menstruating females is 22.5 and lowest range for

postmenopausal is 16.7 Endo seemed to think it meant I had gone

into hormonal menopause vs. induced menopause. I'm the youngest of

3 girls in the family, and the first to have this blessed event!

Not ready to get rid of the feminine products quite yet, though.

Why do we wait for menopause, and then when we hit it, we're called

postmenopausal? If menopause is no more eggs being released, what's

postmenopause then?

My last labs were 3/29.

About 6 weeks ago, I was overmedicated, hyperthyroid, and going

crazy. I think we were in contact during that. Once my med level

dropped in my body, I got my brain back and back on solid ground.

So now I am really leary of doing too much med. I have started back

on a bit of Cytomel. I take a 5mcg pill and divide it into rough

quarters, and am taking one dose of it upon waking, with my

levothyroixine. I can tell a bit of difference in fatigue. I will

try raising it to half the 5mcg when we get back from vacation. See

if it is too much, or helps with the fatigue.

I see myself making little improvements week to week both in brain

clearing up more and energy. It gives me hope that things will

continue to improve. But from what hubby told endo, and got out of

me, endo seems to think this isn't normal. I'm always stretching

for that next piece of improvement, brain, energy or both. Another

aspect of this, that I told hubby last night, is it's like I've been

in med graduate school since November, on the web learning about

thyroids and adrenals and now Sjogren's, Chronic Fatigue and sleep

apnea. I think we'll find out I do have apnea, from those who've

seen me sleep. I kinda am hoping for that, since the cure seems to

be easy. Anyhow, it's not like I'm not doing anything, I spend up

to 6 hrs on this computer, finding sites and learning. And I know

from my college days, that learning is tiring. Anyhow, see where

this goes. Got me kinda bummed again. Am I really going to get

better? And all I can do is wait, time will tell, and tests and

trying different things.

I'm not one to rule out psychological factors, like if this was

depression and God knows, hearing the " C " word is a blow to get

over. But I think I've worked on the psych side enough and other

than bouncing back from the " C " word, I don't think it's psych

stuff. But then I wonder what if it is, and if it is, how can I

know, and then admit it to myself so to work on it ? It's at that

point that I hope others, and God, have soft 2 by 4's to hit me over

the head so I get the message and have the ah-ha. But, I just think

I'm not that bonkers. I've worked on my psych stuff too much. And

then, I do have my family doc, the endo and the psychiatrist who has

done meds and therapy with me, all on my side, for me to get back to

my normal. Family doc understands the importance of my art to me,

and says " we got to get you back to painting. "

US Jane

tt 11/7/05

papillary cancer stage 2

rai 11/25/05

wbs 12/2/05

levothyroxin 200 mg 12/9/05

Cytomel 3 mcg 2x daily

levothyroxine 225 2/7/06

levothyroxine 200 2/27/06

off cytomel 2/27/06

Cytomel 1.2mcg 3/31/06

>

> Hi Jane... haven't seen you around....

>

> Okay... suppressed TSH is good for you..... but what about the

thyroid

> hormone levels, especially Free T3? How are they looking... if

they are

> still low that explains all the symptoms.... Do you have the last

labs

> that you can post?

>

> Topper ()

>

>

> On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 01:30:22 -0000 " rjane1955 "

> writes:

> Had my second appt with the endo since going on Levothyroxine,

after

> removal of my thyroid. Hubby was along cuz I was on pain pills,

my

> back that flares up now and then. I wanted a brain, so brought

> him. He ended up talking to endo of how tired I still am, how it

> takes little to wear me out, how little I get done still. It got

> endo concerned. The sense I got is he thinks I should have

> rebounded from my thyroid removal, the radioactive iodine ablation

> and my meds are at a good level. That is, for thyroid cancer a

good

> level, we're kept beyond normal-as hyper. TSH is .07.

> Recommendation for thyroid cancer patients is .10 or below, or

> higher if low risk. I was stage 2, so higher risk.

>

> < snip >

[Guest guest]

Hi US Jane,

I can help with the sleep apnoea stuff. Hubbie has been along that path.

Aussie Jane

> >

> > Hi Jane... haven't seen you around....

> >

> > Okay... suppressed TSH is good for you..... but what about the

> thyroid

> > hormone levels, especially Free T3? How are they looking... if

> they are

> > still low that explains all the symptoms.... Do you have the last

> labs

> > that you can post?

> >

> > Topper ()

> >

> >

> > On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 01:30:22 -0000 " rjane1955 " <r-jane@>

> > writes:

> > Had my second appt with the endo since going on Levothyroxine,

> after

> > removal of my thyroid. Hubby was along cuz I was on pain pills,

> my

> > back that flares up now and then. I wanted a brain, so brought

> > him. He ended up talking to endo of how tired I still am, how it

> > takes little to wear me out, how little I get done still. It got

> > endo concerned. The sense I got is he thinks I should have

> > rebounded from my thyroid removal, the radioactive iodine ablation

> > and my meds are at a good level. That is, for thyroid cancer a

> good

> > level, we're kept beyond normal-as hyper. TSH is .07.

> > Recommendation for thyroid cancer patients is .10 or below, or

> > higher if low risk. I was stage 2, so higher risk.

> >

> > < snip >

>

[Guest guest]

Do you have the ranges for your 'T"s?\

With all the hormonal fluctuations that you've been through.. the thyroid doing it's thing .. the scare of the surgery and the RAI and of course the big C..... now menopause... yeah.. your upper gray matter is going to be doing some flip flops up there... a LOT of changes in the chemistry in your body in, as far as it's concerned, a VERY short time...

Suppressed TSH doesn't mean that your hyper, or mean that your Frees are over range... you have to actually check the Frees to see if they are over...

The 'ideal' goal is to provide enough replacement to drop that TSH to near zero, but not so much to bring the Free's over range.... That can be harder to do in some.. easier in others... when I had my labs done last year... my TSH was well below 1.0 and flagged as below range and hyper.... but my Frees, both of them, were near the bottom of their ranges, and I was still hypo... indicating I had to increase my dose... and I did....

Over the last couple of months I've had to drop my dose a bit... to stretch out my pills till I can order more.... I can see symptoms creeping back.... most notably is tendons again... this time not my foot, but oddly enough behind my right knee and in my neck....

Proves to me how huge a difference a relatively small adjustment can make....

You'll get it figured out Jane... you're smart, you're making use of available resources... you have hubby in your corner.... and you have a doc that listens and sees that something is still off... you'll get it figured out.....

Topper ()

On Thu, 13 Apr 2006 22:35:56 -0000 "rjane1955" writes:

Yo ! Here's my last lab :T3 uptake 46.20T4 9.7Free Thyroxine index 11.2TSH .07Seems to me with my tsh needing to be suppressed i.e. on hyperthyroid end, then my T3 & 4 would be outside the "normal" high reported on lab results. Since the TT and RAI and starting levothyroxine, seems I've gone into menopause. Doc did a FSH test on me, it's 25 and says the high range for menstruating females is 22.5 and lowest range for postmenopausal is 16.7 Endo seemed to think it meant I had gone into hormonal menopause vs. induced menopause. I'm the youngest of 3 girls in the family, and the first to have this blessed event! Not ready to get rid of the feminine products quite yet, though. Why do we wait for menopause, and then when we hit it, we're called postmenopausal? If menopause is no more eggs being released, what's postmenopause then? My last labs were 3/29. About 6 weeks ago, I was overmedicated, hyperthyroid, and going crazy. I think we were in contact during that. Once my med level dropped in my body, I got my brain back and back on solid ground. So now I am really leary of doing too much med. I have started back on a bit of Cytomel. I take a 5mcg pill and divide it into rough quarters, and am taking one dose of it upon waking, with my levothyroixine. I can tell a bit of difference in fatigue. I will try raising it to half the 5mcg when we get back from vacation. See if it is too much, or helps with the fatigue. I see myself making little improvements week to week both in brain clearing up more and energy. It gives me hope that things will continue to improve. But from what hubby told endo, and got out of me, endo seems to think this isn't normal. I'm always stretching for that next piece of improvement, brain, energy or both. Another aspect of this, that I told hubby last night, is it's like I've been in med graduate school since November, on the web learning about thyroids and adrenals and now Sjogren's, Chronic Fatigue and sleep apnea. I think we'll find out I do have apnea, from those who've seen me sleep. I kinda am hoping for that, since the cure seems to be easy. Anyhow, it's not like I'm not doing anything, I spend up to 6 hrs on this computer, finding sites and learning. And I know from my college days, that learning is tiring. Anyhow, see where this goes. Got me kinda bummed again. Am I really going to get better? And all I can do is wait, time will tell, and tests and trying different things. I'm not one to rule out psychological factors, like if this was depression and God knows, hearing the "C" word is a blow to get over. But I think I've worked on the psych side enough and other than bouncing back from the "C" word, I don't think it's psych stuff. But then I wonder what if it is, and if it is, how can I know, and then admit it to myself so to work on it ? It's at that point that I hope others, and God, have soft 2 by 4's to hit me over the head so I get the message and have the ah-ha. But, I just think I'm not that bonkers. I've worked on my psych stuff too much. And then, I do have my family doc, the endo and the psychiatrist who has done meds and therapy with me, all on my side, for me to get back to my normal. Family doc understands the importance of my art to me, and says "we got to get you back to painting." US Janett 11/7/05papillary cancer stage 2rai 11/25/05wbs 12/2/05levothyroxin 200 mg 12/9/05Cytomel 3 mcg 2x dailylevothyroxine 225 2/7/06levothyroxine 200 2/27/06off cytomel 2/27/06Cytomel 1.2mcg 3/31/06

[Guest guest]

Thanks . It helps to be reminded my body/brain has a lot to

adjust to. I have set for myself that one year marker for how much

I've improved, and have told myself if not where I have been at my

best, before, then back to docs and testing and exploring. But it

looks like that testing and exploring is happening sooner. My

psychiatrist who handles those psych meds, and the other docs, want

me off the meds she's prescribed to see how my brain clears up after

that. I'm on nortriptyline, celexa, trileptal, xanax and ambien.

The last 3 I only take at night so to sleep - or so before my goiter

was found and tt and all. Pdoc now thinks my insomnia was thyroid

stuff. But I haven't tried coming off them yet. I am going to

after our vacation. I need some time of this form of solid ground

I'm on, some time to garner strength, to face whatever difficulties

there might be coming off those meds and when I'm off them. But

every doc, and I see it too, say how those meds impact brain

function. I do expect to feel a clearer brain. But then, needing

to have a suppressed tsh cuz of thyroic cancer, I'm on the hyper

side and sleep problems are one of the symptoms. Right now I just

don't have the inner strength to battle sleep problems. It will be

interesting to find what the sleep study finds on me. Note to self -

talk to docs about significance of doing sleep study before or

after off sleep meds.

Ok, a lot for gray matter to adjust to, physically and

psychologically.

I have glimpses - it's like I see a small point of light in my

brain, and I have glimpses of how I was when I did 12 hr days and

loved it - where I had to drag myself out of my studio cuz there

were other obligations. Where I got housework done too, it was no

big deal. And there was joy. I get glimpses of that. And that's

new since the thyroid was removed and all that's come with it, I

haven't been able to have those glimpses the last 3 years when I

steadily declined. It might be more than 3 years, that's part of

this - memory hasn't been good for years, worse since the surgery,

but I can only see to that 3 yr marker. I'm getting glimpses of

what it is to be healthy. My hope is that those glimpses will

enlarge. Time, I give myself time. Like I have a choice !

US Jane

>

> Do you have the ranges for your 'T " s?\

>

> With all the hormonal fluctuations that you've been through.. the

thyroid

> doing it's thing .. the scare of the surgery and the RAI and of

course

> the big C..... now menopause... yeah.. your upper gray matter is

going to

> be doing some flip flops up there... a LOT of changes in the

chemistry in

> your body in, as far as it's concerned, a VERY short time...

>

> Suppressed TSH doesn't mean that your hyper, or mean that your

Frees are

> over range... you have to actually check the Frees to see if they

are

> over...

>

> The 'ideal' goal is to provide enough replacement to drop that TSH

to

> near zero, but not so much to bring the Free's over range....

That can

> be harder to do in some.. easier in others... when I had my labs

done

> last year... my TSH was well below 1.0 and flagged as below range

and

> hyper.... but my Frees, both of them, were near the bottom of their

> ranges, and I was still hypo... indicating I had to increase my

dose...

> and I did....

>

> Over the last couple of months I've had to drop my dose a bit... to

> stretch out my pills till I can order more.... I can see symptoms

> creeping back.... most notably is tendons again... this time not

my foot,

> but oddly enough behind my right knee and in my neck....

>

> Proves to me how huge a difference a relatively small adjustment

can

> make....

>

> You'll get it figured out Jane... you're smart, you're making use

of

> available resources... you have hubby in your corner.... and you

have a

> doc that listens and sees that something is still off... you'll

get it

> figured out.....

>

> Topper ()

[Guest guest]

Tis, Your TSH is out of range now. Free T4 & FT3 should have been done

to complete the picture. You are Synthroid ? Have you considered

changing Thyroid meds ? Getting T3 as well ?

Cholestrol is most likely a result of your out of range Thyroid.

I have just started my new meds today ... T3.

Will eventually have T4/T3 combo.

Can you change your Thyroid meds or change your Dr ?

Jane

>

> Just got home with my latest labs. Have posted them below the ones I

> had taken in March. Please have a look and let me know if there is

> anything that needs to be done.

>

> http://www.tisonlyme.com/routinehematology.html

>

> Thanks Tis

>

[Guest guest]

WOW If they say your cholesterol is high I must be dead cause mine is over 200. I have been on Liptotor for 3 years now. And even though I hardly eat anything and when I do it is like fruit or raw veggies and a little bit of meat. but lots of fruit and that is it, and my cholesterol is always through the roof. Then i get the what are you trying to do kill yourself lecture, but I don't even eat greasey things or alot of stuff I am not suppose to cause I hardly ever eat at all. It makes me nuaseatious to eat. TinaTis wrote: Just got home with my latest labs. Have posted them below the ones I had taken in March. Please have a look and let me know if there is anything that needs to be

done.http://www.tisonlyme.com/routinehematology.htmlThanks Tis

[Guest guest]

Well...I have always been a Atkins fan and he said lots of fruit is

bad and gives you Diabetes and Insulin problems which leads to

cholesterol. Not going into that arguement here. 20 years of Atkins

style diet ( meat and veg) and I am fine. Always get worse on fruit &

carbs. But Thyroid is the topic and is your Thyroid managed well ?

Jane

> Just got home with my latest labs. Have posted them below the ones I

> had taken in March. Please have a look and let me know if there is

> anything that needs to be done.

>

> http://www.tisonlyme.com/routinehematology.html

>

> Thanks Tis

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Tis’ cholesterol is not measured in same units as ours is in the USA I am gathering — you can see it is high and out of range by their numbering system, as well the ratio of HDL/LDL is high.

I have the same problems with my cholesterol and my hypo but am taking a bunch of supplements to lower it...

sue

WOW If they say your cholesterol is high I must be dead cause mine is over 200. I have been on Liptotor for 3 years now. And even though I hardly eat anything and when I do it is like fruit or raw veggies and a little bit of meat. but lots of fruit and that is it, and my cholesterol is always through the roof. Then i get the what are you trying to do kill yourself lecture, but I don't even eat greasey things or alot of stuff I am not suppose to cause I hardly ever eat at all. It makes me nuaseatious to eat

[Guest guest]

Well here it is 7:31 PM and here I am ready for bed again I ate and now I am nuseatious AGAIN. I am about to just give up, and concede to defeat here,right now I have no more fight left zi slept all day today I don't know if I am getting sick or what but I sure feel like crap. I went to bed at midnight last night and slept all day till about 4 PM today and now I made and ate supper and I am sick to my stomach. I guess I have to call the Dr and tell him his pills aren't working they are suppose to get rid of the nausea. Oh well night everyone.jytdtp wrote: Tis’ cholesterol is not measured in same units as ours is in the USA I am gathering — you can see it is high and out of range by their numbering system, as

well the ratio of HDL/LDL is high.I have the same problems with my cholesterol and my hypo but am taking a bunch of supplements to lower it...sue WOW If they say your cholesterol is high I must be dead cause mine is over 200. I have been on Liptotor for 3 years now. And even though I hardly eat anything and when I do it is like fruit or raw veggies and a little bit of meat. but lots of fruit and that is it, and my cholesterol is always through the roof. Then i get the what are you trying to do kill yourself lecture, but I don't even eat greasey things or alot of stuff I am not suppose to cause I hardly ever eat at all. It makes me nuaseatious to eat. Tina JJOIPPKOOUNUJOP'IUJK0--9UTINA MK-099-99\OP'[-0 I]9IKI099 U[ __________________________________________________

[Guest guest]

Don't you dare give up woman!!!! I'll come after you if you do!!!

There has to be an answer to what is going on with you.... just have to find a doc that doesn't have his head up his butt so that he can take a decent look!

Topper ()

On Fri, 2 Jun 2006 16:35:19 -0700 (PDT) Tina writes:

Well here it is 7:31 PM and here I am ready for bed again I ate and now I am nuseatious AGAIN. I am about to just give up, and concede to defeat here,right now I have no more fight left zi slept all day today I don't know if I am getting sick or what but I sure feel like crap. I went to bed at midnight last night and slept all day till about 4 PM today and now I made and ate supper and I am sick to my stomach. I guess I have to call the Dr and tell him his pills aren't working they are suppose to get rid of the nausea. Oh well night everyone.

[Guest guest]

That is how I was for two years hun and I went to the drs every week.

No one could tell me what was wrong. Now I know it was thyroid even

though I was in range. Now that I am just into hyper range I feel

great and the doc wants to lower my dose. I think I am going to tell

him I was taking both synthroid and armour the first two days and then I

also took the armour a couple hours before my tests and ask him to keep

me on this dose and wait and and test me in 6 more weeks because after

two years of feeling like you are now I am finally just this week

feeling good again. I also had to rego on antidepressents because I

found I am actually one of those that does have a chemical imbalance but

both combination has helped and adding DHEA and Selenium to my daily

regiman has helped.

So I guess what I am saying is pls pls dont give up. I was ready to

also. I even told my husband I felt like I was dying. Please please

try to find a dr that might help you better. I found the dr that deals

with allergies here with no shots is the one that deals with armour

thyroid only in our area. None of the endos will even prescribe it. I

will add you to my prayer list and pray for your recovery. Reach out if

you believe in God and ask him for strength and keep searching dont give up.

Hugs

Deana

Tina wrote:

> Topper I sat down the other day and just made up a list of all the

> symptoms I have and it is a whole page of a yellow legal pad almost

> both sides no one is going to ever believe me. So why even bother. i

> will just concede I will feel like crap forever and that will be that.

> I have tried and I am tired with all the pills I am on now I have no

> pep to do anything I thought the no pep was bad before it is horrible

> now I could sleep forever. My husband even told me he is scared now

> cause I never want to get out of bed. This is terrible I get some

> bursts of energy and I clean and stuff but most days I just drag. Well

> you have seen how much I have been online lately. I just give up I

> can't do this anymore I have no more fight left.

>

> Tina

>

> */topper2@.../* wrote:

>

> Don't you dare give up woman!!!! I'll come after you if you do!!!

>

> There has to be an answer to what is going on with you.... just

> have to find a doc that doesn't have his head up his butt so that

> he can take a decent look!

>

> Topper ()

> On Fri, 2 Jun 2006 16:35:19 -0700 (PDT) Tina

> > writes:

>

> Well here it is 7:31 PM and here I am ready for bed again I

> ate and now I am nuseatious AGAIN. I am about to just give up,

> and concede to defeat here,right now I have no more fight left

> zi slept all day today I don't know if I am getting sick or

> what but I sure feel like crap. I went to bed at midnight last

> night and slept all day till about 4 PM today and now I made

> and ate supper and I am sick to my stomach. I guess I have to

> call the Dr and tell him his pills aren't working they are

> suppose to get rid of the nausea. Oh well night everyone.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Meleese,

I understand your concerns but I have researched this with great

interest. I am currently taking Synthroid>>.15mg. I have posted my

latest labs at:

http://www.tisonlyme.com/routinehematology.html.

As per my other postings I had my thyroid gland removed (due to

pappilary carninoma) and lympth nodes all removed on the right side.

As for the thyroid helper it contains these ingredients.

Selenium (from L-Selenomethione) 150mcg

Manganese (from picolinate) 2mg

L-Tyrosine 400mg

Ashwagandha (Withania) 600mg

(standarized for 1.7% withanaloids)

Gugulipid (Commiphora mukul) 600mg

(standarized for 2.5% guggulsterones)

This is the write up on the Thyroid Helper straight from the site.

Finally, there is a safe and effective nutritional formula to boost

thyroid function, energy, mood, and weight loss! Thousands of

individuals have benefited from the effective nutrient combination in

Thyroid Helper™. Formulated by thyroid expert Byron s and

backed by 20 years of expertise and nutritional research, Thyroid

Helper™ is designed to support the normal function of thyroid hormone

at the cellular level and helps convert basic thyroid hormone (T4)

into the active thyroid hormone (T3). It also helps protect the

thyroid, liver, and nerves from free-radical stress, a newly emerging

scientific issue of great importance to normal and healthy

metabolism. See how the quality and potency of the nutrient

combination in Thyroid Helper™ can make a difference for you!

If you're interested I have posted the site address:

http://www.wellnessresources.com/products/thyroid_helper.php

I can only speak for myself I am saying I have found it to be a boost

for me. As of today I am taking the recommended daily doseage of two

capsules 3 times a day. If I felt better taking the half dose for a

week then I can't imagine what the full dose will do. I will however

keep U all posted.