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  Hannahbee (11/26/09)

  Happy thanksgiving!! Thank you so much for your friendship and support! I am thankful for you!
  Big hugs!
  Hannah
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  maddmary (11/18/09)

  So glad your feeling good again that's most the battle back "normal". The yoga is the best thing ever for us as it helps keep us centered and will really help your math skills. I was tested at our loval jr college at 45yrs old and they said I had left brain right brain conflict as I was born a lefty and copied my twin brother so the treatment other than drugs was X country skiing as it forces both sides of the brain to work together aced math after that. Keep on doing what your doing maybe lighten up on the bf's mom maybe she's hypothyroid and doesn't know it. Congratulations again Hugs Mary
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  Hannahbee (10/26/09)

  Hi MzHoney!
  I LOVE chocolate! Thank you so much! Here is some for you, too and a great big hug!
  Hannah
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  Hannahbee (10/14/09)

  Thank you so much! I hope you are doing well and having a good day!
  Big hugs!!
  Hannah
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  Hannahbee (09/30/09)

  Hi there!
  How are you doing? I hope everything is going well!
  Big hugs,
  Hannah
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  Hannahbee (09/12/09)

  Hi there!
  I just wanted to send you a big hug! I understand how you feel.
  {{{Hug}}}
  Hannah
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  Marpo (08/22/09)

  My coffee toast "Together we stand...Divided we fall"
  Have a really nice day
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  maddmary (08/12/09)

  Your endo knows it takes awhile for the body to adjust to a new dose. What's your TSH my doc has me on .112 6 1/2 a week and my level is .5 where he wants me. Before menopause and for 30yrs I was on .125 but we change after the change as those pesky female hormones mess with GD. Good luck at the docs. Mary
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  maddmary (08/10/09)

  It can take 2-3 wks to adjust to a dose chg and whenever I've had too I got bad Graves IBS until my body adjusted to the dose. The lower the TSH the less medication you need it backwards. You have to give yourself time to adjust to the new dose and don't mess with your dosing till you get a blood test and give it some time for your body to adjust. I always noticed BP changes and appetite changes whenever the dose is changed and have your regular doc keep in contact with your endo so he knows what's going on as well. My endo is in another state so my regular doc clears things with him if it pertains to my GD. Hope that helps. Hugs Mary
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  Hannahbee (06/30/09)

  Hi MzHoney!
  How are you doing? I just wanted to give you a big hug! Are you finished with school for the year, or are you taking summer school?
  Big hugs!
  Hannah

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