which of these 2 docs do you prefer?

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Thank you so much everyone for talking me through all this garbage. I

am still going to try this doctors suggestions, but I am not at all

impressed that he didn't talk at all about how often hypothyroidism

and fibromyalgia are so closely related. So, while I am trying his

suggestions, I am also shopping for my next doctor.

When I spoke with an osteopath at another medical facility, he said he

felt I was right about hypothyroidism - and he suggested 2 internists

at his sister facility for me to see - he felt they were very good

with hypothyroidism.

When I went to look them up, I think I prefer one over the other -

but I " d like your thoughts. Please?

The first one says in his comments on his page that he likes to work

with chronically ill patients - well - isn't that me in a sense? He

is Dr. Gajic ... his page is here:

http://www.synergyhealth.org/body.cfm?id=12 & action=detail & ref=115

The second is Dr. Mosely, but I don't see anything that sways me one

way or the other in his page:

http://www.synergyhealth.org/body.cfm?id=12 & action=detail & ref=79

Any suggestions?

I have been reading more about this fibro crap - and more about

hypothyroidism and I'm getting angrier all the time. I'm reading that

fibromyalgia patients also have a problem with sensitivity to drugs

and other things - so do I. In fact, my doctor had a chat with me

telling me not to get it into my head to be so afraid of meds because

I'll talk myself into being allergic to everything. I'm sorta ticked

at that. When I'm given a new med and I know I have to take it, I'll

taste it first - then wait - then take a little more - then wait. I

thnk that is reasonable given my allergic history. I did take some

meds in the last couple years that I was NOT allergic to - so I'm

kinda ticked he thinks I might be making up this sensitivity crap.

Now I " m getting less confused and feeling more angry. I'm not an

idiot. THank you for helping me see that.

Hugs all,

-Lynn