With Kate’s recent Thyroidectomy and my good friend (and soon to be former co-worker) Donna had hers ectomied yesterday, I was glad to hear my doctor’s nurse say my levels were AOK. And there wasn’t mention one that my iron was low so once again, thank you, Dr. McDreamy.
I mean, I want to be part of what’s hip and happenin’ but getting my neck cut on is taking it a little far.
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Well, you know, you’d just be following a trend now anyway, which is nowhere near as fun as being a trendsetter. You’re setting the trend of not having thyroid trouble. I hope that continues to be a trend for a long time.
I have Hypothyroidism. I’ve taken meds for 5 years. As long as I take my meds it gives me no problems. The days I forget (rare anymore) I get reeeallly sluggish and sleepy and then it hits me…oops…forgot my pink pill.