Tomorrow

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Glad to hear that, Jan. I pray for you to respond well to the treatment and handle the sides ok. -dz-

Jannewilms42@... wrote: Hey there..I went for my surgery checkup and they said everything was ok but to double my hormones for now then go back in 6 weeks to see how I"m doing...At least that went well..MOndayis the liver appt..I think they will want me back on tx..So keep your fingers crossed for me it goes ok this time..

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I'll be listening over the Internet at http://www.rte.ie/radio1/evening/ . It

will be 1530 or 3:30PM in Chicago.

mary maddock <marymaddock@...> wrote: From: " mary maddock "

jprior@...

Subject: RE: Tomorrow

Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 21:03:01 +0100

Will tell Helena. The program is on R.T.E. television to-morrow at 9.30

P.M. Prime Time. Sounds like it is going to be good. Helena and myself

were protesting last Tuesday and Wednesday with a few other groups.

>From: " F. Prior "

>Reply-jprior@...

> Maddock

>Subject: Tomorrow

>Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 04:12:04 -0700 (PDT)

>

>,

>

>Please tell Helena that I got her letter, but I haven't had time to write.

>when I went to Massachusetts I met another woman who doesn't think she can

>make it. She's taken a lot of my time.

>

>I noticed on my calendar that you are going to be on the radio tomorrow.

>Do you have any new info on that?

>

>I kind of disappointed that not many have joined your group.

>

>

>

>

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>: 22:36-40, Deut 6:5, and Leviticus 19:18

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will be 1530 or 3:30PM in Chicago.

mary maddock <marymaddock@...> wrote: From: " mary maddock "

jprior@...

Subject: RE: Tomorrow

Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 21:03:01 +0100

Will tell Helena. The program is on R.T.E. television to-morrow at 9.30

P.M. Prime Time. Sounds like it is going to be good. Helena and myself

were protesting last Tuesday and Wednesday with a few other groups.

>From: " F. Prior "

>Reply-jprior@...

> Maddock

>Subject: Tomorrow

>Date: Sun, 16 May 2004 04:12:04 -0700 (PDT)

>

>,

>

>Please tell Helena that I got her letter, but I haven't had time to write.

>when I went to Massachusetts I met another woman who doesn't think she can

>make it. She's taken a lot of my time.

>

>I noticed on my calendar that you are going to be on the radio tomorrow.

>Do you have any new info on that?

>

>I kind of disappointed that not many have joined your group.

>

>

>

>

> F. Prior Calendar: http://calendar./j_prior

>

>T: 773/774-6696

>

>M: 773/230-5825 F: 801/848-3451

>

>E: jprior@... W: www.lgln.com

>

>: 22:36-40, Deut 6:5, and Leviticus 19:18

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In a message dated 2/8/2005 6:47:15 PM Eastern Standard Time, johnandjennb@... writes:

You'll do fine Amy!! Congrats on starting your new lifestyle! Keep us posted!

I definately will. =o) Love, Amy xoxo

PS..THANK YOU!

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You'll do fine Amy!! Congrats on starting your new lifestyle! Keep us posted!

TOMORROW

Tomorrow is the first day of changing my lifestyle!!! I am so excited. I went grocery shipping...found myself alot of fat free things. I notice some of you girls are counting calories too...which has me worried...since i don't count anything but fat grams. But we will see how i do. I am going to write down how much fat i consume and how much water a drink. Wish me luck girls...i PLAN to tell you all this time next week that i lost SOMETHING. LOL. Better be pounds and NOT confidence...lol. Love, Amy xoxo Just for Today I will try to live through this day only, and not tackle mywhole life problem at once. I can do something for twelve hours that wouldappall me if I felt that I had to keep it up for a lifetime. ~~ Ruth -Bourdon 100-Plus Files page 100-plus/files100-Plus Links page 100-plus/links

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> girls are counting calories too...which has me worried...since i don't

count anything but fat grams.

Personally I couldn't count fat grams because I could eat very low fat and

still consume too many calories. Some fat free products have the same

calories as regular products and more sugar. Just see how it goes and see

if it works for you. We are all different and we have to find our own path

to fitness.

Ann

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Note: forwarded message attached.Jan

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It would be nice to chat with all of you. just come online using

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Hi ,

There is absolutely no point in seeing an endo if you are not going to be totally honest with him. You may be lucky like me & end up getting your hc from your GP on NHS prescription - this happened after seeing the endo & him writing to the GP.

If he tells you to get a bracelet, where is the problem in this? I wear mine everyday now & it is just part of getting dressed for me, so get one you like without a big dangly bit.

Val

I need to be brave and tell him I take HC and the reasons why and I have stopped thyroid meds for the time being.I had to say what meds I took at the hospital last night and actually take them in with me, the doctor that I spoke to said that might cause the endo some problems! He seemed to think once you start HC its a life long thing and mentioned the steriod bracelets.

[Guest guest]

I do intend being honest with him, I have no intention of not being, I feel I need the backing of the NHS and will probably feel better with their support anyway, whatever peoples opinions are of the NHS I cant rule them out of all this, we all need them in one way or another and I realised that on Monday night, the HC alone though Val isnt making me well

Hi ,

There is absolutely no point in seeing an endo if you are not going to be totally honest with him. You may be lucky like me & end up getting your hc from your GP on NHS prescription - this happened after seeing the endo & him writing to the GP.

If he tells you to get a bracelet, where is the problem in this? I wear mine everyday now & it is just part of getting dressed for me, so get one you like without a big dangly bit.

Val

I need to be brave and tell him I take HC and the reasons why and I have stopped thyroid meds for the time being.I had to say what meds I took at the hospital last night and actually take them in with me, the doctor that I spoke to said that might cause the endo some problems! He seemed to think once you start HC its a life long thing and mentioned the steriod bracelets.

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I have actually wondered about wearing a bracelet to say that I take Armour (natural thyroid extract) so that if I am every admitted to hospital and not able to let them know, they will continue to get Armour for me. I would just become so ill again if they put me back on L-thyroxine.

Luv Sheila

Hi ,

There is absolutely no point in seeing an endo if you are not going to be totally honest with him. You may be lucky like me & end up getting your hc from your GP on NHS prescription - this happened after seeing the endo & him writing to the GP.

If he tells you to get a bracelet, where is the problem in this? I wear mine everyday now & it is just part of getting dressed for me, so get one you like without a big dangly bit.

Val

I need to be brave and tell him I take HC and the reasons why and I have stopped thyroid meds for the time being.I had to say what meds I took at the hospital last night and actually take them in with me, the doctor that I spoke to said that might cause the endo some problems! He seemed to think once you start HC its a life long thing and mentioned the steriod bracelets.

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However, be realistic too in that you might not be able to get the NHS to see things from your point of view, and they might well discourage you from doing what you are. This is the reason so many people within the NHS remain ill and they need to seek thyroid specialists outside of the NHS. However much we might think that we need them, for many of us, we have learned that we don't. The HC alone will not make you well when you are hypothyroid, but you need to get those adrenals fixed first before starting your T4 again.

However, having said all of that, I sincerely hope you come back after your appointment with some excellent news and recommendations from your NHS endocrinologist. Who knows, we might actually need to add him to our list of good doctors.

Luv - Sheila

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I do intend being honest with him, I have no intention of not being, I feel I need the backing of the NHS and will probably feel better with their support anyway, whatever peoples opinions are of the NHS I cant rule them out of all this, we all need them in one way or another and I realised that on Monday night, the HC alone though Val isnt making me well

Hi ,

There is absolutely no point in seeing an endo if you are not going to be totally honest with him. You may be lucky like me & end up getting your hc from your GP on NHS prescription - this happened after seeing the endo & him writing to the GP.

If he tells you to get a bracelet, where is the problem in this? I wear mine everyday now & it is just part of getting dressed for me, so get one you like without a big dangly bit.

Val

I need to be brave and tell him I take HC and the reasons why and I have stopped thyroid meds for the time being.I had to say what meds I took at the hospital last night and actually take them in with me, the doctor that I spoke to said that might cause the endo some problems! He seemed to think once you start HC its a life long thing and mentioned the steriod bracelets.

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That's one of the reasons I am joining the British Thyroid

Foundation, you can actually obtain some kind of ID tag for this

purpose but I can't remember where I read this. (Brain fog)

kj

In thyroid treatment , " sheilaturner "

<sheilaturner@...> wrote:

>

> I have actually wondered about wearing a bracelet to say that I

take Armour (natural thyroid extract) so that if I am every admitted

to hospital and not able to let them know, they will continue to get

Armour for me. I would just become so ill again if they put me back

on L-thyroxine.

>

> Luv Sheila

>

>

>

> Hi ,

>

> There is absolutely no point in seeing an endo if you are not

going to be totally honest with him. You may be lucky like me & end

up getting your hc from your GP on NHS prescription - this happened

after seeing the endo & him writing to the GP.

>

> If he tells you to get a bracelet, where is the problem in this?

I wear mine everyday now & it is just part of getting dressed for me,

so get one you like without a big dangly bit.

>

> Val

>

> I need to be brave and tell him I take HC and the reasons why and

I

> have stopped thyroid meds for the time being.

> I had to say what meds I took at the hospital last night and

actually

> take them in with me, the doctor that I spoke to said that might

> cause the endo some problems! He seemed to think once you start

HC

> its a life long thing and mentioned the steriod bracelets.

>

>

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Hi ,

It is just one part of the jigsaw of things. I have found a tremendous increase in my energy & wellbeing the last few weeks ( & have not had an off day for 2.5 weeks) since starting the fatigued to fantasic powder & his vit b capsules (which are part of the pack). Before then I was very up & down, but never had the energy of now ever, and had lots of days when I would do absolutely nothing because I did not have the energy to do anything. My brain fog has also got almost better, and I only get it very occasionally now.

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I was already on loads on supplements & did not expect any difference from this as it doubles up on lots, but have been amazed. The only other thing I changed at the same time was swallowing my armour rather than taking it sublingually.

Val

the HC alone though Val isnt making me well

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There are 4 lines of text on mine, so plenty of room. I have got: Cortisol Deficient, Hydrocortisone Dependant, Hypothyroid - 3gr Armour, 50mcg Levothyroxine.

Val

I have actually wondered about wearing a bracelet to say that I take Armour

Luv Sheila

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You don't need to join the BTF to get a tag or bracelet, you choose what you want from various sites on the web. Have a look here, for instance@ http://uk.dir./Business_and_Economy/Shopping_and_Services/Health/Medical_Alert_Jewellery/

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That's one of the reasons I am joining the British Thyroid Foundation, you can actually obtain some kind of ID tag for this purpose but I can't remember where I read this. (Brain fog)kj

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Thanks Sheila,

kj

In thyroid treatment , " sheilaturner "

<sheilaturner@...> wrote:

>

> You don't need to join the BTF to get a tag or bracelet, you choose

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instance@

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lth/Medical_Alert_Jewellery/

>

> Luv - Sheila

>

>

>

> That's one of the reasons I am joining the British Thyroid

> Foundation, you can actually obtain some kind of ID tag for this

> purpose but I can't remember where I read this. (Brain fog)

>

> kj

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> Hi everyone,

> I am leaving tomorrow for Mexico. I have my surgery Tuesday Nov,4. I

> am very excited about going down there and having the surgery. I

look

> forward to starting my new live and be on the way to a slimmer,

> healthier me.

> I am not at all afraid. I am just psyched! It will be a lot of

firsts

> for me. My first flight. My first trip to Mexico, my first time to

> have any type of procedure without my husband with me. But I am fine

> with it. This is a dream come true for me and I am grateful for this

> opportunity.

> I am going to have lots of pictures to post when I get back.

> Keep me in your thoughts and prayers. I will keep you posted on how

I do.

> Thanks to everyone w ho posts on this site. It has sure helped me

> learn a lot about what to expect and to allay any fears that I might

> have had.

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From: deez_3_dogs <d.jacobs87@...>Subject: Tomorrow Date: Sunday, November 2, 2008, 3:58 PM

Hi everyone,I am leaving tomorrow for Mexico. I have my surgery Tuesday Nov,4. Iam very excited about going down there and having the surgery. I lookforward to starting my new live and be on the way to a slimmer,healthier me. I am not at all afraid. I am just psyched! It will be a lot of firstsfor me. My first flight. My first trip to Mexico, my first time tohave any type of procedure without my husband with me. But I am finewith it. This is a dream come true for me and I am grateful for thisopportunity.I am going to have lots of pictures to post when I get back.Keep me in your thoughts and prayers. I will keep you posted on how I do.Thanks to everyone w ho posts on this site. It has sure helped melearn a lot about what to expect and to allay any fears that I mighthave had.Take careBlessingsin

NC315/145now/goal

[Guest guest]

Good luck enjoy the journey... It is not always the end that we need to focus on. The journey is when we see the blessings. The non scale victories. I am a year and 5 months out and i am just now begining to tell people what i did. I told only a few close friends. I didn't even tell my mother before surgery. Because she is deathly afraid of MX. I didn't want her to worry her... The journey is to be enjoyed even when the bumps in the road occurs. you are in great hands...

From: deez_3_dogs <d.jacobs87@...>Subject: Tomorrow Date: Sunday, November 2, 2008, 9:58 AM

Hi everyone,I am leaving tomorrow for Mexico. I have my surgery Tuesday Nov,4. Iam very excited about going down there and having the surgery. I lookforward to starting my new live and be on the way to a slimmer,healthier me. I am not at all afraid. I am just psyched! It will be a lot of firstsfor me. My first flight. My first trip to Mexico, my first time tohave any type of procedure without my husband with me. But I am finewith it. This is a dream come true for me and I am grateful for thisopportunity.I am going to have lots of pictures to post when I get back.Keep me in your thoughts and prayers. I will keep you posted on how I do.Thanks to everyone w ho posts on this site. It has sure helped melearn a lot about what to expect and to allay any fears that I mighthave had.Take careBlessingsin

NC315/145now/goal

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Hi ,

Bipley is soooooooooooooooooo right about that stuff. I was there 2 weeks ago, but it isn't the end of the world. It is the next step in going home. Good luck.

Suzanne

In a message dated 11/5/2008 7:28:50 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, Bipley@... writes:

Heh... you only WISH it was white chalky stuff tomorrow. It's more like what battery acid would taste like. It's a treat! ;o) Sleeves get something different than banded folks. It's gross. Just say'en...The blue stuff is just a tasteless dye in juice, all you should taste is the juice.

On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 5:32 PM, s <d.jacobs87gmail> wrote:

Hi Everyone,

I am here in Mexico. I had my sleeve yesterday morning. I did fine. I have a little pain, but not too bad. I got my IV out a few minutes ago and am taking in liquids with no troublo. The blue stuff was have to drink is pretty gross, but I did it. I am not looiking forward to the white chalky stuff tommorw, though.

Eveyone here has been great.The doctors and the rest of the staff are wondeful. I am very happy that I made this decision.

I willl keep you posted on my progress.

Thasnks for all the support

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Hi Everyone,

I am here in Mexico. I had my sleeve yesterday morning. I did fine. I have a little pain, but not too bad. I got my IV out a few minutes ago and am taking in liquids with no troublo. The blue stuff was have to drink is pretty gross, but I did it. I am not looiking forward to the white chalky stuff tommorw, though.

Eveyone here has been great.The doctors and the rest of the staff are wondeful. I am very happy that I made this decision.

I willl keep you posted on my progress.

Thasnks for all the support

On Sun, Nov 2, 2008 at 10:10 PM, sonia larimore <kssooner@...> wrote:

Good luck enjoy the journey... It is not always the end that we need to focus on. The journey is when we see the blessings. The non scale victories. I am a year and 5 months out and i am just now begining to tell people what i did. I told only a few close friends. I didn't even tell my mother before surgery. Because she is deathly afraid of MX. I didn't want her to worry her... The journey is to be enjoyed even when the bumps in the road occurs. you are in great hands...

From: deez_3_dogs <d.jacobs87@...>Subject: Tomorrow

Date: Sunday, November 2, 2008, 9:58 AM

Hi everyone,I am leaving tomorrow for Mexico. I have my surgery Tuesday Nov,4. Iam very excited about going down there and having the surgery. I lookforward to starting my new live and be on the way to a slimmer,

healthier me. I am not at all afraid. I am just psyched! It will be a lot of firstsfor me. My first flight. My first trip to Mexico, my first time tohave any type of procedure without my husband with me. But I am fine

with it. This is a dream come true for me and I am grateful for thisopportunity.I am going to have lots of pictures to post when I get back.Keep me in your thoughts and prayers. I will keep you posted on how I do.

Thanks to everyone w ho posts on this site. It has sure helped melearn a lot about what to expect and to allay any fears that I mighthave had.Take careBlessingsin NC315/145now/goal

[Guest guest]

Heh... you only WISH it was white chalky stuff tomorrow. It's more like what battery acid would taste like. It's a treat! ;o) Sleeves get something different than banded folks. It's gross. Just say'en...

The blue stuff is just a tasteless dye in juice, all you should taste is the juice.On Wed, Nov 5, 2008 at 5:32 PM, s <d.jacobs87@...> wrote:

Hi Everyone,

I am here in Mexico. I had my sleeve yesterday morning. I did fine. I have a little pain, but not too bad. I got my IV out a few minutes ago and am taking in liquids with no troublo. The blue stuff was have to drink is pretty gross, but I did it. I am not looiking forward to the white chalky stuff tommorw, though.

Eveyone here has been great.The doctors and the rest of the staff are wondeful. I am very happy that I made this decision.

I willl keep you posted on my progress.

Thasnks for all the support

[Guest guest]

Your going to be even happier in six months!! Good Luck

Sleeved 4/11/08

70 pounds downHave Blessed Day Loesch

From: deez_3_dogs <d.jacobs87gmail (DOT) com>Subject: [Dr-Aceves-bandster s] Tomorrow @groups. comDate: Sunday, November 2, 2008, 9:58 AM

Hi everyone,I am leaving tomorrow for Mexico. I have my surgery Tuesday Nov,4. Iam very excited about going down there and having the surgery. I lookforward to starting my new live and be on the way to a slimmer,healthier me. I am not at all afraid. I am just psyched! It will be a lot of firstsfor me. My first flight. My first trip to Mexico, my first time tohave any type of procedure without my husband with me. But I am finewith it. This is a dream come true for me and I am grateful for thisopportunity.I am going to have lots of pictures to post when I get back.Keep me in your thoughts and prayers. I will keep you posted on how I do.Thanks to everyone w ho posts on this site. It has sure helped melearn a lot about what to expect and to allay any fears that I mighthave had.Take careBlessingsin

NC315/145now/goal

[Guest guest]

The white stuff is not that bad.....kind of like the Elmers glue that we all sampled in Kindergarten! Bipley....tell the truth....it is kind of good!

Cheers!

Gail

From: deez_3_dogs <d.jacobs87gmail (DOT) com>Subject: [Dr-Aceves-bandster s] Tomorrow @groups. comDate: Sunday, November 2, 2008, 9:58 AM

Hi everyone,I am leaving tomorrow for Mexico. I have my surgery Tuesday Nov,4. Iam very excited about going down there and having the surgery. I lookforward to starting my new live and be on the way to a slimmer,healthier me. I am not at all afraid. I am just psyched! It will be a lot of firstsfor me. My first flight. My first trip to Mexico, my first time tohave any type of procedure without my husband with me. But I am finewith it. This is a dream come true for me and I am grateful for thisopportunity.I am going to have lots of pictures to post when I get back.Keep me in your thoughts and prayers. I will keep you posted on how I do.Thanks to everyone w ho posts on this site. It has sure helped melearn a lot about what to expect and to allay any fears that I mighthave had.Take careBlessingsin

NC315/145now/goal