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Hello everyone,

Well, I met my new Dr today. Don't know how long I will keep this one either!!

LOL I did get the Armour Thyroid (60 mg). But, she was not very happy about

giving it to me. Without saying or calling me this, I knew she was thinking

that I was a real " B " . I was firm that's all. She told me that Dr's DO NOT

like to be told by a patient what is wrong with them and how they should be

treated, medically that is. I thought she was going to throw me out for a

minute! LOL I thought I was keeping my cool, but oh well, I'm sick and tired

of the run around and waste of my money on unnecessary testing!!

Of coarse I heard the usual " We don't have control when we use Armour, bla bla

bla! Can you believe that she thinks I am possibly heading towards

Alzheimer's!!!! Are they so determined to try and scare the crap out of us???

So, let's see now, according to my last 2 Dr's, I have Alzheimer's,

Osteoarthritis, Epstein Barr, CFS, Diabetes, and whatever else they might add in

the future. Oh, sleep problems too. Come on, give me a break!!

I can't wait to start my Armour!!!! I have to go back in 6 weeks for a TSH,

only. According to her, that is all that is necessary! She just shook her head

when I mentioned the Free T4 and T3 testing. Is it any wonder people are

loosing trust in Dr's?? I know I sure have.

I am confused about all this grain talk. Each tablet is 60 mg's. Should I take

1/2 in the morning and 1/2 in the afternoon? Or just take the whole pill in the

morning like I was doing with my Synthroid?

By the way, I didn't dare mention this group! That would not have went over to

well. I could tell you a lot more of what she said, but it is late. I'm tired

and looking forward to an Armour tomorrow!! :-)) Oh, the cost, only $12.99.

No wonder they want us all on Synthroid! They make more money!

Thanks everyone!!

Kathy

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LOL LOL LOL Your killing me!! LOL LOL LOL

Oh Cindi, I wish you would have been there with me to say this!! LOL but, if

you did, I doubt I would have gotten my Armour! LOL

Kathy

Re: What a day at the Dr's

In a message dated 12/9/2004 7:01:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Wvyorkies@... writes:

> She told me that Dr's DO NOT like to be told by a patient what is wrong

> with them and how they should be treated, medically that is

Well if they would get it right, we wouldn't have to.

Cindi

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LOL LOL LOL Your killing me!! LOL LOL LOL

Oh Cindi, I wish you would have been there with me to say this!! LOL but, if

you did, I doubt I would have gotten my Armour! LOL

Kathy

Re: What a day at the Dr's

In a message dated 12/9/2004 7:01:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Wvyorkies@... writes:

> She told me that Dr's DO NOT like to be told by a patient what is wrong

> with them and how they should be treated, medically that is

Well if they would get it right, we wouldn't have to.

Cindi

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& Cindi,

I'm afraid it is going to be to stressful to remember to take it twice a day and

also to space my Vitamins between the Armour, so I might have to take the whole

pill of Armour in the mornings and see how it goes from there. I hate pills as

it is! If I find that I am tired later on, I can try 1/2 mornings and

afternoons. I hope the 60 mg will be enough because I doubt that I could get

her to up it!

Kathy

Re: What a day at the Dr's

In a message dated 12/9/2004 7:01:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Wvyorkies@... writes:

> am confused about all this grain talk. Each tablet is 60 mg's. Should I

> take 1/2 in the morning and 1/2 in the afternoon? Or just take the whole

pill

> in the morning like I was doing with my Synthroid?

>

I started with all mine first in the morning. then later on, when i found

myself dragging still in the afternoon, I started adding an afternoon dose.

I started with 1/2 in the morning...but starting with 1 grain (60 mg.) is

okay. Or you could start with 1/2 and then in 10 days to 14 days, up it to

the

full grain.

Some folks may tell you to go ahead and split the dose. And that's okay.

But the thyroid gland does normally release its thyroid hormone in the

morning...and for me, getting enough in the morning for my body was essential.

Cindi

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& Cindi,

I'm afraid it is going to be to stressful to remember to take it twice a day and

also to space my Vitamins between the Armour, so I might have to take the whole

pill of Armour in the mornings and see how it goes from there. I hate pills as

it is! If I find that I am tired later on, I can try 1/2 mornings and

afternoons. I hope the 60 mg will be enough because I doubt that I could get

her to up it!

Kathy

Re: What a day at the Dr's

In a message dated 12/9/2004 7:01:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Wvyorkies@... writes:

> am confused about all this grain talk. Each tablet is 60 mg's. Should I

> take 1/2 in the morning and 1/2 in the afternoon? Or just take the whole

pill

> in the morning like I was doing with my Synthroid?

>

I started with all mine first in the morning. then later on, when i found

myself dragging still in the afternoon, I started adding an afternoon dose.

I started with 1/2 in the morning...but starting with 1 grain (60 mg.) is

okay. Or you could start with 1/2 and then in 10 days to 14 days, up it to

the

full grain.

Some folks may tell you to go ahead and split the dose. And that's okay.

But the thyroid gland does normally release its thyroid hormone in the

morning...and for me, getting enough in the morning for my body was essential.

Cindi

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Honest, she asked me if I had ever had some kind of test, and I ask her what it

was and she said it is to see if you have Alzheimer's! She then told me that I

have the symptoms!! If I had not already been upset with her, I would have

busted out laughing!!!!!! That would have went over well!! LOL

Anyway, in this book that I have, The Thyroid Source For Women, under Poor

Memory and Concentration, it says that one of the most common causes of

so-called " senility " was undiagnosed hypothyroidism. (So before you shout

" Alzheimer's, " get a thyroid function test for the loved one who you suspect is

" losing it. " )

Personally, I think these Doctors are " LOOSING IT " !!!!!!

Kathy

Re: What a day at the Dr's

In a message dated 12/9/2004 7:01:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Wvyorkies@... writes:

> Can you believe that she thinks I am possibly heading towards

> Alzheimer's!!!! Are they so determined to try and scare the crap out of

us???

she said this to you? i can not believe the arrogance of some doctors.

cindi

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Honest, she asked me if I had ever had some kind of test, and I ask her what it

was and she said it is to see if you have Alzheimer's! She then told me that I

have the symptoms!! If I had not already been upset with her, I would have

busted out laughing!!!!!! That would have went over well!! LOL

Anyway, in this book that I have, The Thyroid Source For Women, under Poor

Memory and Concentration, it says that one of the most common causes of

so-called " senility " was undiagnosed hypothyroidism. (So before you shout

" Alzheimer's, " get a thyroid function test for the loved one who you suspect is

" losing it. " )

Personally, I think these Doctors are " LOOSING IT " !!!!!!

Kathy

Re: What a day at the Dr's

In a message dated 12/9/2004 7:01:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,

Wvyorkies@... writes:

> Can you believe that she thinks I am possibly heading towards

> Alzheimer's!!!! Are they so determined to try and scare the crap out of

us???

she said this to you? i can not believe the arrogance of some doctors.

cindi

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>in Dr. Langer's (sp?) book, " solved, the riddle of

illness " he basically says the same thing, get a thyroid test. some

of these docs are scarey!

kathryn

> Anyway, in this book that I have, The Thyroid Source For Women,

under Poor Memory and Concentration, it says that one of the most

common causes of so-called " senility " was undiagnosed

hypothyroidism. (So before you shout " Alzheimer's, " get a thyroid

function test for the loved one who you suspect is " losing it. " )

>

> Personally, I think these Doctors are " LOOSING IT " !!!!!!

>

> Kathy

> Re: What a day at the Dr's

>

>

> In a message dated 12/9/2004 7:01:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> Wvyorkies@c... writes:

>

> > Can you believe that she thinks I am possibly heading towards

> > Alzheimer's!!!! Are they so determined to try and scare the

crap out of us???

>

> she said this to you? i can not believe the arrogance of some

doctors.

> cindi

>

>

>

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>in Dr. Langer's (sp?) book, " solved, the riddle of

illness " he basically says the same thing, get a thyroid test. some

of these docs are scarey!

kathryn

> Anyway, in this book that I have, The Thyroid Source For Women,

under Poor Memory and Concentration, it says that one of the most

common causes of so-called " senility " was undiagnosed

hypothyroidism. (So before you shout " Alzheimer's, " get a thyroid

function test for the loved one who you suspect is " losing it. " )

>

> Personally, I think these Doctors are " LOOSING IT " !!!!!!

>

> Kathy

> Re: What a day at the Dr's

>

>

> In a message dated 12/9/2004 7:01:21 PM Eastern Standard Time,

> Wvyorkies@c... writes:

>

> > Can you believe that she thinks I am possibly heading towards

> > Alzheimer's!!!! Are they so determined to try and scare the

crap out of us???

>

> she said this to you? i can not believe the arrogance of some

doctors.

> cindi

>

>

>

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