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Old 10-22-2009, 08:40 PM #8
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No one seemed to notice my weight loss, so I'm assuming the rude comments were said out of my hearing at least. lol

I didn't realise how thin I was either, until I saw a picture of myself. I thought Wow woman, you have got to watch your weight. I don't know if the thyroid and this are related. My GP felt my thyroid quitting now was because I was near menopause. She didn't have this info then, though. Here I go back to the docs A, B, C and ? ....Ain't it interesting when life gets cruddy?

Just give me the steroids and cross your fingers, ok? Wouldn't that be simpler?
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