Good Morning

[Guest guest]

They tried it a few times in the beginning, but each time I got sick. Now I'm

frightened of trying it again. That's a good question though, I haven't a clue.

As I've mentioned before, it happened when Armour changed their formula. I had

no idea about it at all. I just suddenly became terribly

ill. During the course of trying to find out what was wrong, people started

writing in about the formula change and becoming ill themselves. That was the

first I knew about it, so the change was real. I had no knowledge of what was

going on till several months after I became so ill.

 

 

<>Roni

Immortality exists!

It's called knowledge!

 

Just because something isn't seen

doesn't mean it's not there<>

> The last RT3 test I had (I'm still on T3 only) showed my RT3 at <25. To

> me this means that the T3 is doing it's job and the hormone is getting

> into the cells. Is this conclusion correct or is there anything else

> about which I should be cognizent?

I just wish we knew why too much of your T4 converted to RT3 in the

first place. It could help in deciding when or if to try T4 again.

Chuck

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[Guest guest]

Good Morning everyone,

I just joined this group and wanted to introduce myself. My name is Crys, and my

daugghter is Jenna, age 25 months. She started speach Therapy at the age of 18

months and has now been given a working diagnoses with dysphraxia (verbal) and

sensory integration disorder. We are going in next month for a full

neuro-developmental eval with a nuerologist to confirm that (or give a different

idea.) She is also have an OT/PT consult next week related to the sensory

problems (light and temp sensitivies, and just in general easily overstimulated)

I am glad to have found a good of people who have children with similar

challenges and I look forward to reading your stories and sharing informtaion

together.

Have a great day,

Crys

[Guest guest]

Welcome, Chrys-

I'm a little confused about the diagnosis. Is it Verbal Apraxia or was

it Dyspraxia or what is Dysgraphia?

By what you're explaining, it sounds like Verbal Apraxia since it also has

a little Sensory Processing Disorder (no longer referred to as Sensory

Integration Disorder since the SID is similar to the SIDS with sudden infant

death syndrome)

pain isnt it, to keep it all straight? LOL

Becky

In a message dated 3/19/2011 2:59:10 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

anothrthng@... writes:

She started speach Therapy at the age of 18 months and has now been given

a working diagnoses with dysphraxia (verbal) and sensory integration

disorder