Anybody know of GOOD DOC in KANSAS CITY??

[Guest guest]

Mike, below, is from Kansas City, and if anyone knows of a good

ARMOUR DOC who listens to symptoms, please let him know by replying

to this. Thanks. Janie )

>

> Thanks for the advice. Adrenals make sense. I had about 147

> allergies when i was a kid. I will definately have my adrenals

and

> Ferritin checked. It definately gives me a place to start. It

does

> feel like the levoxyl builds up in my system very quickly and sort

of

> sets there cooking my brain. Also i was divorced around 4 years

ago

> right before all of the thyroid problems showed up. I've read

that a

> high stress episode can cause the adrenals to become fatigued. It

all

> makes sense. I am located in Kansas city, Mo. I'm checking the

links

> section now to see about the adrenal saliva test. Thanks again.

[Guest guest]

Rosen M.D. endocrinologist 2750 clay edwards drive suite 2102,

kansas city, mo 64116, . Treats hypopitutary tumor for

someone I know on another pit board I use. Treats his adrenals,

thyroid and testosterone

From my recommended doc site.

http://www.geocities.com/chrisgj (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net/Recommended_doctors2.ht

ml

Chris

>

> Mike, below, is from Kansas City, and if anyone knows of a good

> ARMOUR DOC who listens to symptoms, please let him know by replying

> to this. Thanks. Janie )

>

> >

> > Thanks for the advice. Adrenals make sense. I had about 147

> > allergies when i was a kid. I will definately have my adrenals

> and

> > Ferritin checked. It definately gives me a place to start. It

> does

> > feel like the levoxyl builds up in my system very quickly and

sort

> of

> > sets there cooking my brain. Also i was divorced around 4 years

> ago

> > right before all of the thyroid problems showed up. I've read

> that a

> > high stress episode can cause the adrenals to become fatigued. It

> all

> > makes sense. I am located in Kansas city, Mo. I'm checking the

> links

> > section now to see about the adrenal saliva test. Thanks again.

[Guest guest]

This was my endo that I just fired because I couldn't get him to look at

anything other than tests. He wouldn't ever do anything about my symptoms and

he was my endo for over 6 years. He is a very nice dr, but I wouldn't recommend

him. This is just my personal opinion.

I did recently find a (in my opinion, again LOL) GREAT D.O. here in KC. Her

name is Dr. Beatham and her partner is Dr. Carol Ann Ryser. Dr. Ryser is on the

Armour Thyroid list and Dr. Beatham recently joined her. You can e-mail me

privately for more info.

trbowen@...

Re: Anybody know of GOOD DOC in KANSAS

CITY??

Rosen M.D. endocrinologist 2750 clay edwards drive suite 2102,

kansas city, mo 64116, . Treats hypopitutary tumor for

someone I know on another pit board I use. Treats his adrenals,

thyroid and testosterone

From my recommended doc site.

http://www.geocities.com/chrisgj (AT) sbcglobal (DOT) net/Recommended_doctors2.ht

ml

Chris

>

> Mike, below, is from Kansas City, and if anyone knows of a good

> ARMOUR DOC who listens to symptoms, please let him know by replying

> to this. Thanks. Janie )

>

> >

> > Thanks for the advice. Adrenals make sense. I had about 147

> > allergies when i was a kid. I will definately have my adrenals

> and

> > Ferritin checked. It definately gives me a place to start. It

> does

> > feel like the levoxyl builds up in my system very quickly and

sort

> of

> > sets there cooking my brain. Also i was divorced around 4 years

> ago

> > right before all of the thyroid problems showed up. I've read

> that a

> > high stress episode can cause the adrenals to become fatigued. It

> all

> > makes sense. I am located in Kansas city, Mo. I'm checking the

> links

> > section now to see about the adrenal saliva test. Thanks again.