I have hypothyroidism. I don’t know a lot about it except that it could be why I’m having such a hard time with my diet. It would also explain the difficulty concentrating lately, the forgetfulness and the fatigue. I do know that my diet efforts will be a lot easier once the meds are on board.
The unfortunate news is that I will have to take meds for life now. Ick.
–luna
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I’m so glad you’ve discovered what might be going on for you. Its good to have answers you can work with and make yourself feel better. I’m sure that once you start the cynthroid, you’ll start to feel much better. Not fun to make medicine…but its just one pill thankfully and it will make life better. YOu’ll likely loose weight without changing your diet at all at first, you’ll have more energy and you’ll feel more stable mood wise too I’m sure. Its hard to feel upbeat when your body isn’t working properly. I”m very happy for you! Blessings Luna
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Thank you. I know that I will feel better soon, the doctor said I should notice changes in a couple weeks with my sleeping habits and my overall fatigue. I can’t wait to have energy again!
I am so glad you finally got diagnosed and now on meds. I know you aren’t happy about taking meds but hey it beats the hell out of the alternative (ie feeling like shit). Here is to better health!
I take synthroid for my thyroid problems and it helps a lot. I’m glad that they finally figured something out and hope that things will start to turn around for you.
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Luna,
I regret hearing about your thyroid disorder, my mother has hypothyroidism and it makes it really
difficult for her to lose weight. Hopefully you feel better soon though while taking Synthroid.
my freind sarah has thyroid disorder also but it takes time she had to stop drinking pop she drinks water and she gos to the gym 3 times a WEEK SHE HAS LOST A LOT OF WIEGHT you seem like a cool person luna you want to be heathly and you will i have adhd the meds i have make me intergetec all the time i have a ipod with head phones so it keeps me bizzy i gain wight then lose it then it comes back then i have to start over lol. but i had to start eating heathly like eating turkey bugers and bannanas eater 5 mall meanls a day dont ever starve your self just run for 20 mines try to do 100 sit ups a day but it was hard but i had to do this i wear a cosret that you buy from cuves in avon it helps you burn fat you can buy then any wear its like a corset but it like a rap around one just stay a way from pop this will help you not get the balge in your belly try chrystal light drinks that you make. grape friut helps if you eat it after eating fating foods it takes calories out and going on a exersoce bike you lose a 300 calories i still go the gym i ask is that true well it is well i hope this helps you and never give up ok you are a pretty girl keep it up ok frim christina
Luna,
I had my thyroid removed over 7 years ago due to cancer. The previous year, I was exhibiting all sorts of symptoms, but just kept getting told they were hormone related. Well, turns out they were, our thyroids have alot to do with our hormones. In any case, I now take Levoxyl (Sythroid generic) everyday. It is a bummer having to be on medication all of the time, but I do feel sooo much better. You might be surprised at the differences this makes. Just a few things though…take it on an empty stomach, do not take it at the same time as any calcium supplements, give it a month or more to build up in your system, it may take a few months to get your levels right.
Good luck, hope you feel better. Feel free to e-mail me if you have any questions. I know I’m not a doctor, but there was alot no one told me and I had to research on my own.
Alice
Alice,
Thank you so much for your kind message. I can’t wait to feel better! I know that taking meds will be good for me, but I’m already horrible at remembering the one I’m on so to have to take them at separate times makes it harder for me. Master will be there and I know he’ll be happy to see me with more energy too.