Re: Anyone with weight gain have Liposuction?

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It does really depend on what one is dosing by symptoms for, now

doesn't it? I am living proof that dosing desiccating thyroid and

BHRT by symptoms to a thyroidless and ovaryless female worked quite

successfully.

Sam

> > A point I've tried to make here repeatedly; it always seems to

fall upon

> > deaf ears.

> >

> > Have you ever read about Freud and opium?

> >

> >

> >

> > >

> > > Re: Anyone with weight gain have Liposuction?

> > >

> > > Posted by: " Dusty " dusty@...

> > > > > Thu Jan 10, 2008 9:36 am (PST)

> > >

> > > Cocaine/heroin and the likes make folks feel good, but it isn't

> > > necessarily

> > > the right way to medicate whatever ails us.

>

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I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it is " how " . You

could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel pretty

good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that treats

the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you aren't

JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't say it wouldn't work.

> .

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> stealthwind <stealthwind>

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>

> Fri Jan 11, 2008 10:51 pm (PST)

>

> It does really depend on what one is dosing by symptoms for, now

> doesn't it? I am living proof that dosing desiccating thyroid and

> BHRT by symptoms to a thyroidless and ovaryless female worked quite

> successfully.

>

> Sam

>

>

> >

> > It proves Dusty's point. Treating symptoms only has its

> limitations;

> > just like any other kind of treatment. And it the worst case

> scenario

> > can be fatal. It's better to seek a balance, as Dr. Hertoghe did.

> > While he could [apparently] diagnose from appearance and other

> subtle

> > clues he always seemed to follow up with tests. Always.

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Exactly, , by dosing desiccated thyroid/BHRT by symptoms to my

thyroidless/ovaryless body, I am treating the underlying issues, and

have, not surprisingly, found balance.

Sam

>

> I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it is " how " .

You

> could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel pretty

> good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that treats

> the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you

aren't

> JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

>

> Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't say it wouldn't work.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Your symptoms are coming from very clear sources, no ovaries and no thyroid.

You are, so to speak, starting with a clean state. That is not the case for

many

of us, so things are not always so cut and dried.

Roni

Sam <k9gang@...> wrote:

Exactly, , by dosing desiccated thyroid/BHRT by symptoms to my

thyroidless/ovaryless body, I am treating the underlying issues, and

have, not surprisingly, found balance.

Sam

>

> I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it is " how " .

You

> could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel pretty

> good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that treats

> the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you

aren't

> JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

>

> Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't say it wouldn't work.

>

>

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It's not just that I have lost 2 parts of my endocrine system and

started with a clean slate. There was damage done and severe iodine

deficiency - fibrocystic breast disease, osteoporosis, DNA and NIS

damage from the RAI and stuff like that. I was sort of ok just

without ovaries/uterus, but the bottom dropped out when my healthy

thyroid was ablated.

Yea, I wish it was just " starting with a clean slate " ...it would have

been way easier to climb out of that pit of doom I was lolling in for

so long. :-O

Sam :-D

> >

> > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it

is " how " .

> You

> > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel

pretty

> > good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that

treats

> > the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you

> aren't

> > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

> >

> > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't say it wouldn't

work.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Hi Sam,

Since you mentioned it, about Fibrocystic Breast Disease: I noticed that my

boobs hurt like 2 weeks before my period, and this just started since taking

Armour, 6 months. Do you know what to do to stop that??

Thanks!!

Sam <k9gang@...> wrote:

It's not just that I have lost 2 parts of my endocrine system and

started with a clean slate. There was damage done and severe iodine

deficiency - fibrocystic breast disease, osteoporosis, DNA and NIS

damage from the RAI and stuff like that. I was sort of ok just

without ovaries/uterus, but the bottom dropped out when my healthy

thyroid was ablated.

Yea, I wish it was just " starting with a clean slate " ...it would have

been way easier to climb out of that pit of doom I was lolling in for

so long. :-O

Sam :-D

> >

> > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it

is " how " .

> You

> > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel

pretty

> > good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that

treats

> > the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you

> aren't

> > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

> >

> > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't say it wouldn't

work.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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iodine and progesterone.

seriously, iodine/iodide works miracles ( that's why we are warned not to take

it)

gracia

Hi Sam,

Since you mentioned it, about Fibrocystic Breast Disease: I noticed that my

boobs hurt like 2 weeks before my period, and this just started since taking

Armour, 6 months. Do you know what to do to stop that??

Thanks!!

Sam <k9gang@...> wrote:

It's not just that I have lost 2 parts of my endocrine system and

started with a clean slate. There was damage done and severe iodine

deficiency - fibrocystic breast disease, osteoporosis, DNA and NIS

damage from the RAI and stuff like that. I was sort of ok just

without ovaries/uterus, but the bottom dropped out when my healthy

thyroid was ablated.

Yea, I wish it was just " starting with a clean slate " ...it would have

been way easier to climb out of that pit of doom I was lolling in for

so long. :-O

Sam :-D

> >

> > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it

is " how " .

> You

> > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel

pretty

> > good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that

treats

> > the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you

> aren't

> > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

> >

> > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't say it wouldn't

work.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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you mean all our " parts " work together? lol

gracia

p.s. does anyone know about SS death benefits? Is there really only a death

benefit from social security if there are depenednt children or spouse left

behind? someone told me that everyone is entitled to a death benefit but SS

says no. I still owe $500 to the funeral home and it seems I am going to be

held responsible.

Gracia

It's not just that I have lost 2 parts of my endocrine system and

started with a clean slate. There was damage done and severe iodine

deficiency - fibrocystic breast disease, osteoporosis, DNA and NIS

damage from the RAI and stuff like that. I was sort of ok just

without ovaries/uterus, but the bottom dropped out when my healthy

thyroid was ablated.

Yea, I wish it was just " starting with a clean slate " ...it would have

been way easier to climb out of that pit of doom I was lolling in for

so long. :-O

Sam :-D

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That would probably be due to sex hormones - higher estrogen and

lower progesterone at that time. Dosing my own sex hormones, one of

my symptoms I used for estradiol/progesterone was breast pain/ache -

too much estradiol or not-enough progesterone (it's a very very very

different " feeling " than with FBD).

FBD - I had very full lumpy bumpy " crunchy " (my term) and very

painful breasts with fibrocystic changes. Had ultrasounds (NOT

mammograms) and even a needle biopsy, so I knew what it was. Both

breasts were involved. It is VERY different from what you'll

experience during a " cycle " . And I am not kidding when I tell you

that about a month on 50mg Iodoral (with vit c) and all those lumps

and bumps were totally gone - had ultrasound and even sonogram to

make sure. It blew the technician's mind. heh heh The only downside

to loosing my 'lumpy bumiys " was that my breasts don't have that full

appearance now (but they're still nice).

Sam

(thyroidless since 1990)

> > >

> > > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it

> is " how " .

> > You

> > > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel

> pretty

> > > good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that

> treats

> > > the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you

> > aren't

> > > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

> > >

> > > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't say it wouldn't

> work.

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Uh oh. Is there anything wrong with getting

mammograms?

Breast cancer runs in my family...

Thanks,

--- Sam <k9gang@...> wrote:

> That would probably be due to sex hormones - higher

> estrogen and

> lower progesterone at that time. Dosing my own sex

> hormones, one of

> my symptoms I used for estradiol/progesterone was

> breast pain/ache -

> too much estradiol or not-enough progesterone (it's

> a very very very

> different " feeling " than with FBD).

>

> FBD - I had very full lumpy bumpy " crunchy " (my

> term) and very

> painful breasts with fibrocystic changes. Had

> ultrasounds (NOT

> mammograms) and even a needle biopsy, so I knew what

> it was. Both

> breasts were involved. It is VERY different from

> what you'll

> experience during a " cycle " . And I am not kidding

> when I tell you

> that about a month on 50mg Iodoral (with vit c) and

> all those lumps

> and bumps were totally gone - had ultrasound and

> even sonogram to

> make sure. It blew the technician's mind. heh heh

> The only downside

> to loosing my 'lumpy bumiys " was that my breasts

> don't have that full

> appearance now (but they're still nice).

>

> Sam

> (thyroidless since 1990)

>

>

>

> > > >

> > > > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing

> for, as it

> > is " how " .

> > > You

> > > > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and

> probably feel

> > pretty

> > > > good... For a while. In your case you're using

> a product that

> > treats

> > > > the underlying disease, so it works. At least

> for you. So you

> > > aren't

> > > > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the

> real problem.

> > > >

> > > > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't

> say it wouldn't

> > work.

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

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> with

> Mobile.

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What an idea! ALl our parts work together! I suspect we will hear

from smoeone that they don't...sigh...

As far as SS death benefits, I was basically made an orphan by the

deaths of mother and adopted father and recieved no death benefits.

I was over age 50, tho...

Sam

>

>

> you mean all our " parts " work together? lol

> gracia

> p.s. does anyone know about SS death benefits? Is there really

only a death benefit from social security if there are depenednt

children or spouse left behind? someone told me that everyone is

entitled to a death benefit but SS says no. I still owe $500 to the

funeral home and it seems I am going to be held responsible.

> Gracia

>

> It's not just that I have lost 2 parts of my endocrine system and

> started with a clean slate. There was damage done and severe

iodine

> deficiency - fibrocystic breast disease, osteoporosis, DNA and

NIS

> damage from the RAI and stuff like that. I was sort of ok just

> without ovaries/uterus, but the bottom dropped out when my

healthy

> thyroid was ablated.

>

> Yea, I wish it was just " starting with a clean slate " ...it would

have

> been way easier to climb out of that pit of doom I was lolling in

for

> so long. :-O

>

> Sam :-D

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Mammograms expose you to radiation and are not as accurate as you are

led to believe. You should look into thermography, which I believe is

more accurate, an offers earlier detection than mammograms. I'm sure

some with disagree with me, but do the research and decide for yourself.

Silver <susanjsilver@...> wrote:

>

> Uh oh. Is there anything wrong with getting

> mammograms?

> Breast cancer runs in my family...

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks Sam,

This is really good to know. If I were to buy natural progesterone cream, how

much would I ?know to use? Are there any foods that I could eat that are good

for progesterone deficiency:

Also, are there any saliva tests cheap that I can order??

Thanks!!

Sam <k9gang@...> wrote:

That would probably be due to sex hormones - higher estrogen and

lower progesterone at that time. Dosing my own sex hormones, one of

my symptoms I used for estradiol/progesterone was breast pain/ache -

too much estradiol or not-enough progesterone (it's a very very very

different " feeling " than with FBD).

FBD - I had very full lumpy bumpy " crunchy " (my term) and very

painful breasts with fibrocystic changes. Had ultrasounds (NOT

mammograms) and even a needle biopsy, so I knew what it was. Both

breasts were involved. It is VERY different from what you'll

experience during a " cycle " . And I am not kidding when I tell you

that about a month on 50mg Iodoral (with vit c) and all those lumps

and bumps were totally gone - had ultrasound and even sonogram to

make sure. It blew the technician's mind. heh heh The only downside

to loosing my 'lumpy bumiys " was that my breasts don't have that full

appearance now (but they're still nice).

Sam

(thyroidless since 1990)

> > >

> > > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it

> is " how " .

> > You

> > > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel

> pretty

> > > good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that

> treats

> > > the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you

> > aren't

> > > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

> > >

> > > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't say it wouldn't

> work.

> > >

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ---------------------------------

> > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with

Mobile.

> Try it now.

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[Guest guest]

A mammogram is like looking for a needle in a haystack as long as

it's a great big needle. Ultrasounds and sonograms are so much better

at seeing what mammos can not yet find. I'm serious. And they aren't

as painful.

If breast cancer runs in your family, please go to this website:

http://www.breastcancerchoices.org and read read read...

it's nown that being iodine sufficient protects against breast

cancer, etc.

Sam

(thyroidless since 1990)

> > > > >

> > > > > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing

> > for, as it

> > > is " how " .

> > > > You

> > > > > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and

> > probably feel

> > > pretty

> > > > > good... For a while. In your case you're using

> > a product that

> > > treats

> > > > > the underlying disease, so it works. At least

> > for you. So you

> > > > aren't

> > > > > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the

> > real problem.

> > > > >

> > > > > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't

> > say it wouldn't

> > > work.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

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> > with

> > Mobile.

> > > Try it now.

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> > >

> > >

> > >

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[Guest guest]

Mammograms expose you to radiation and are not as accurate as you are

led to believe. You should look into thermography, which I believe is

more accurate, an offers earlier detection than mammograms. I'm sure

some with disagree with me, but do the research and decide for yourself.

Silver

> <susanjsilver@> wrote:

> >

> > Uh oh. Is there anything wrong with getting

> > mammograms?

> > Breast cancer runs in my family...

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I have a question too. My mom had a hysterectomy and they left one ovary

since the other had cysts on it. Does this mean she may be iodine

deficient? Isn't the ovaries a holding tank so to speak for iodine?

cw

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Hi Sam,

Since you mentioned it, about Fibrocystic Breast Disease: I noticed that my

boobs hurt like 2 weeks before my period, and this just started since taking

Armour, 6 months. Do you know what to do to stop that??

Thanks!!

Sam <k9gang@...> wrote:

It's not just that I have lost 2 parts of my endocrine system and

started with a clean slate. There was damage done and severe iodine

deficiency - fibrocystic breast disease, osteoporosis, DNA and NIS

damage from the RAI and stuff like that. I was sort of ok just

without ovaries/uterus, but the bottom dropped out when my healthy

thyroid was ablated.

Yea, I wish it was just " starting with a clean slate " ...it would have

been way easier to climb out of that pit of doom I was lolling in for

so long. :-O

Sam :-D

> >

> > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it

is " how " .

> You

> > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel

pretty

> > good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that

treats

> > the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you

> aren't

> > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

> >

> > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't say it wouldn't

work.

> >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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Yes, it's wise to find out " where you are " when and if you start to

supplement, and saliva testing sex hormones will tell you if you are

truely low in progesterone or high in estradiol. The saliva tests

that I like are at www.canaryclub.org for around $141-ish you get

Thyroid/Cortisol/DHEA/Antibodies/Sex-hormones

If you end up finding you need to supplement progesterone, as with

any hormone, start low and go slow, and only take than amount which

relieves symptoms. In general, progesterone is started at around 20mg

(with the most that shold ever be taken is around 250mg +/-), and if

a transdermal cream, it is applied to areas with less fat and more

capillaries - I put mine on my shins. Effects can be felt within 24

hours, usually.

If you find it is really estradiol that needs supplementing, it is

the transdermal 17 beta alcohol gel (.60mg per gram of gel) and

should be started at 1/2 to 1 gram of gel and applied to areas with

underlying fat. I put on upper thighs, stomach, buttocks. I know

women on 5mg of estradiol, however it's sort of a high dose.

Generally 2.5mg is about average, however as with all hormones, the

need is very individual. Just take only that amount which eases

symptoms, and start low and go slow, etc.

Foods good for the deficiency? Mmmm, don't hit me, but since the sex

organs need certain amounts of inorganic iodine to function properly,

I'd go with the iodine/iodide supplementation. Sometimes just

supplementing iodine/iodide can normalize hormones, or make us

able to use our hormones more efficiently.

<ducking and running for cover>

Sam :-D

> > > >

> > > > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it

> > is " how " .

> > > You

> > > > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel

> > pretty

> > > > good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that

> > treats

> > > > the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you

> > > aren't

> > > > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

> > > >

> > > > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't say it wouldn't

> > work.

> > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ---------------------------------

> > > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with

> Mobile.

> > Try it now.

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Yes yes, thank you, Gracia. Yes, thermograms are darn good

as well. Sonos, USs, and thermos are hands down better than mammograms.

Sam

[Guest guest]

Thank you Sam,

You are really funny!! I appreciate your passion! And Gracia's too. I

understand that when something works, you want to shout it from the roof tops!

I am very passionate about cleansing, and when I would tell everyone I knew, man

I got a lot of grief. You know the saying, " A prophet is not welcome in his own

home " Oh well, keep shouting!!

Blessings,

Sam <k9gang@...> wrote:

Yes, it's wise to find out " where you are " when and if you start to

supplement, and saliva testing sex hormones will tell you if you are

truely low in progesterone or high in estradiol. The saliva tests

that I like are at www.canaryclub.org for around $141-ish you get

Thyroid/Cortisol/DHEA/Antibodies/Sex-hormones

If you end up finding you need to supplement progesterone, as with

any hormone, start low and go slow, and only take than amount which

relieves symptoms. In general, progesterone is started at around 20mg

(with the most that shold ever be taken is around 250mg +/-), and if

a transdermal cream, it is applied to areas with less fat and more

capillaries - I put mine on my shins. Effects can be felt within 24

hours, usually.

If you find it is really estradiol that needs supplementing, it is

the transdermal 17 beta alcohol gel (.60mg per gram of gel) and

should be started at 1/2 to 1 gram of gel and applied to areas with

underlying fat. I put on upper thighs, stomach, buttocks. I know

women on 5mg of estradiol, however it's sort of a high dose.

Generally 2.5mg is about average, however as with all hormones, the

need is very individual. Just take only that amount which eases

symptoms, and start low and go slow, etc.

Foods good for the deficiency? Mmmm, don't hit me, but since the sex

organs need certain amounts of inorganic iodine to function properly,

I'd go with the iodine/iodide supplementation. Sometimes just

supplementing iodine/iodide can normalize hormones, or make us

able to use our hormones more efficiently.

<ducking and running for cover>

Sam :-D

> > > >

> > > > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it

> > is " how " .

> > > You

> > > > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel

> > pretty

> > > > good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that

> > treats

> > > > the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you

> > > aren't

> > > > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

> > > >

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Yes, it's a " sign " .

Sam

> > >

> > > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing for, as it

> is " how " .

> > You

> > > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and probably feel

> pretty

> > > good... For a while. In your case you're using a product that

> treats

> > > the underlying disease, so it works. At least for you. So you

> > aren't

> > > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the real problem.

> > >

> > > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't say it wouldn't

> work.

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Thanks, . <grin>

My fiance had this ugly nasty skin thing on the top of his right foot

for 30 years. Sort of like the worse case of psoriasis in the

universe, but worse, and he was suffering so much from it. Some days

he would just want to cut his foot off... I talked him into starting

Iodoral and he's built to 3 a day with vitamin C. And with doing

nothing else, it's healed completely in 6 months. I can't overlook

that. And for me, my FBD was cured, plus other great things happening

with other people that I just can't over look. I keep seeing and

reading all these " HOLY CRAP WOWEE " results from so many other

people, and it just makes it impossible to brush off the effects it's

had.

It took me a long time to even read anything about iodine that Gracia

was trying to get me to read. I was not a believer. At all. It was

just another pill that I didn't want to bother with. And right now,

knowing what I do, I could just kick myself for not jumping on this

sooner.

But, you know, to each his own...

Sam

>

> Thank you Sam,

> You are really funny!! I appreciate your passion! And Gracia's

too. I understand that when something works, you want to shout it

from the roof tops! I am very passionate about cleansing, and when I

would tell everyone I knew, man I got a lot of grief. You know the

saying, " A prophet is not welcome in his own home " Oh well, keep

shouting!!

> Blessings,

>

>

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>

> A mammogram is like looking for a needle in a haystack as long as

> it's a great big needle. Ultrasounds and sonograms are so much better

> at seeing what mammos can not yet find. I'm serious. And they aren't

> as painful.

>

I just had my yearly gyn check up and my CNM wanted me to have a

mammogram. When I told her I wouldn't, couldn't I get an ultra sound,

she said they won't do it unless there is something suspect in the

mammogram. I told her no to the mammogram and she wrote a script for

the ultrasound and said let's see what happens. So now I just have to

schedule it.

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Comments like these are dangerous. Mammograms have saved many lives.

Dusty

Re: Anyone with weight gain have Liposuction?

A mammogram is like looking for a needle in a haystack as long as

it's a great big needle. Ultrasounds and sonograms are so much better

at seeing what mammos can not yet find. I'm serious. And they aren't

as painful.

If breast cancer runs in your family, please go to this website:

http://www.breastca <http://www.breastcancerchoices.org> ncerchoices.org and

read read read...

it's nown that being iodine sufficient protects against breast

cancer, etc.

Sam

(thyroidless since 1990)

> > > > >

> > > > > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing

> > for, as it

> > > is " how " .

> > > > You

> > > > > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and

> > probably feel

> > > pretty

> > > > > good... For a while. In your case you're using

> > a product that

> > > treats

> > > > > the underlying disease, so it works. At least

> > for you. So you

> > > > aren't

> > > > > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the

> > real problem.

> > > > >

> > > > > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't

> > say it wouldn't

> > > work.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

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> > with

> > Mobile.

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Google SS death benefits. I don't know why they would tell you no, unless

your departed one never worked and therefore did not contribute to the SS

system. My Dad died in 2000 and we got the $250.00 death benefit as

expected.

Dusty

Re: Re: Anyone with weight gain have Liposuction?

you mean all our " parts " work together? lol

gracia

p.s. does anyone know about SS death benefits? Is there really only a death

benefit from social security if there are depenednt children or spouse left

behind? someone told me that everyone is entitled to a death benefit but SS

says no. I still owe $500 to the funeral home and it seems I am going to be

held responsible.

Gracia

It's not just that I have lost 2 parts of my endocrine system and

started with a clean slate. There was damage done and severe iodine

deficiency - fibrocystic breast disease, osteoporosis, DNA and NIS

damage from the RAI and stuff like that. I was sort of ok just

without ovaries/uterus, but the bottom dropped out when my healthy

thyroid was ablated.

Yea, I wish it was just " starting with a clean slate " ...it would have

been way easier to climb out of that pit of doom I was lolling in for

so long. :-O

Sam :-D

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especially since we have the new digital mammograms that are the best and far

superior to ultrasounds and sonagrams.

Re: Anyone with weight gain have Liposuction?

A mammogram is like looking for a needle in a haystack as long as

it's a great big needle. Ultrasounds and sonograms are so much better

at seeing what mammos can not yet find. I'm serious. And they aren't

as painful.

If breast cancer runs in your family, please go to this website:

http://www.breastca<http://www.breastca/>

<http://www.breastcancerchoices.org<http://www.breastcancerchoices.org/>>

ncerchoices.org and

read read read...

it's nown that being iodine sufficient protects against breast

cancer, etc.

Sam

(thyroidless since 1990)

> > > > >

> > > > > I don't think it's so much what you're dosing

> > for, as it

> > > is " how " .

> > > > You

> > > > > could dose hypothyroidism by using cocaine and

> > probably feel

> > > pretty

> > > > > good... For a while. In your case you're using

> > a product that

> > > treats

> > > > > the underlying disease, so it works. At least

> > for you. So you

> > > > aren't

> > > > > JUST treating symptoms; you're addressing the

> > real problem.

> > > > >

> > > > > Note I said it has it's limitations; I didn't

> > say it wouldn't

> > > work.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ---------------------------------

> > > > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all

> > with

> > Mobile.

> > > Try it now.

> > > >

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