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You look and sound amazing for someone whos having a bad day i cant even function and would never be able to have this convo on one of my bad days just saying

I just assumed hasimotos was another name for underactive thyroid. I obviously need to read more! Diagnosed with under active thyroid 20yrs ago. Along with parietal cella antibodies and anemia

I have four autoimmune diseases. Among them being Hashimoto's. If I spent the kind of time and attention you give your Hashimoto's, I wouldn't have a life. I take the meds and treatments needed, but I'm not going spend any extra time on it. Yes, I'm in pain every day, but I push it to the back of my head and live my life.

Excellent video

Its ALL bullshit. They are poisoning us, simple. They want us dead. That is ALL there is to it. Stop being diagnosed and treated with all this crap. They are poisoning us and THAT is all there is to it.

I was diagnosed with hashimotos disease 35 years ago. I also have rheumatoid arthritis and fybromyalgia. In all that time I have never once been given any advice on nutrition. I am now cutting out gluten and sugar to hopefully lessen my symptoms. Fingers crossed it helps

Just got diagnosed. So all those times I couldn't get out of bed and would call in sick was self-care? I have felt so guilty for all my absences and know my coworkers must think I'm lazy. I just started hypo-thyroid medication so I'm hoping I get relief. I have been making diet corrections for decades without knowing why certain foods made me feel so bad.

Thank you for this video . I have Hashimotos it's so hard to cope sometimes I get anxiety sometimes fear even though I don't have anything to fear . Constant pain fatigue it's like trying to drag myself through each day. Looking forward to more videos. ❤🎉😊

I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's and Graves disease over 20 yrs ago after 10 yrs of battling the medical system for a diagnoses. My Dr put me on Synthroid and Tapazole. They worked relatively well for about 10yrs. Then another Dr told me I needed to get off tapazole. We weaned me off it over 4 months. I actually felt better. Then, during covid, I had a hard time getting Synthroid so I talked to my Dr and we decided to wean me off it. We did this over about 5 months. I have now been med free for over 3 yrs and I feel better. I know I still have Hashimoto's and Graves but for the first time in yrs I dont have all of the body aches and cramps, the headaches, and other symptoms. I have down times but I now am more in tune with my body. Sleep is vital! I am also vegan and gluten free. Staying hydrated is very important. There is hope we just have to find the right combo that works for you.

Liothyrorine has helped with my hashimoto's. I'm taking levothyroxine (125ug) daily and 5mg twice a day of liothyronine. I feel better not I still feel tired all the time.

This was really helpful, so that I will allow myself rrst in my life when I need it. I have Hashimots, Sjogrens B. Usually autoimmune diseases come in 2's. Now at 63yrs in menopause my Thyoid is balanced with NP Thyroid. I am blessed & have a wonderful. My faith in Jesus Christ helps me so much, but it is not easy. God bless you. Thank you

I love going in the summer! If you go in with low expectations and a plan to break it’s so much fun! We always power through in the cooler months haha

My no is 135, but I have been 255+

I have had this for 25+ years

Which doctor did you use?

I was diagnosed with Hashimoto's at age 21. At 59, I was also diagnosed with Fibromyalgia a few years ago. I never really realized all the other issues that could arise with Hashimoto's. When the doctor diagnosed me, I was told I just had to take a pill every day and I would be fine!! Other than one incident of Thyroid Storm, I never associated any of my other issues with my autoimmune disease. Since I went through menopause a few years back, I have REALLY noticed a lot of issues!! Both hips and right shoulder have severe osteoarthritis and need replacement. Brain fog can be horrid, with short term memory loss. Cold intolerance...with the occasional hot flash. The HRt really helps regulate temp. Total exhaustion...I work 65hrs weekly as a nurse. On my days off, I need to sleep approx 20hrs to feel the pain in my body decrease. I can't exercise due to the pain in my joints. Stress MURDERS me!! The bf doesn't grasp at all, when I get home after doing multiple consecutive 12hr shifts...he will call me LAZY if I don't wash the dishes!! He really doesn't get it!!

No walk in shower?

Apparently if you are not born with hypothyroid then you have hashimotos. So thats practically everyone. You dont need a separate test for it really, thats what my consultant told me .?

❤ Love this vlog!

You have the best Disney cruise vlogs :) Love it!

Tired of suffering with thyroid it’s? Google Pompa Program. It’s a game changer.

Actually, if you own Dvc, why rent? Don’t get it.

Thanks for sharing. Yes diet is only one piece of this puzzle. We are born delicate beings and way more sensitive to changes and challenges than ordinary robust folk. I'm in SA and little attention is paid to this topic. We have to retreat to our own safe havens when we feel overwhelmed by chaos and find our own stillness to recover and catch our breath. Do NOT do any form of yoga as it messes your religiously aspects making you feel void. It will mess up a good day just as a bad meal.

Literally my family!! Lol

The travel delay thing is normal. Flying through the air is really not normal when you think about it. Your spirit needs time to catch up with your body.

Do you have a link for the document wallet?

Constant fatigue. Depression. Autoimmune meltdowns.

Thank you Jen.

I have hashimoto s disease since I was 35 years old.I am 76 now but young thinking and usually a happy person when my disease has the correct medicine level of synthroid levolthyxin.Lately I am experiencing all of the harmful symptoms of this disease with no corrective level of medicine change especially my hair and feelings being affected negatively.I can't get the doctor to change this so I am living a life of hell now. When I was first diagnosed Dr. Aronson in Oakville got the correct level and said the levels will need to be readjusted.He was 4 doctors before. Now I get it's okay.Its not.I am so angry they need to get it straightened out.I feel like I am sick of talking to them. I actually cry something I have not done in years.Karen Its too bad they don't have it.

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I'm 19 and I started having symptoms around 11. My doctors will not do anything to help me, they want my thyroid to be completely dysfunctional until I get treatment. 4/7 days out of the week I'm so weak I can't sit up without getting super dizzy. It's terrible and I have a life I need and want to live but it's so disrupted by hashimotos.

Triple thumbs up!

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What type of doctor diagnosed you?

So appearently, dreaming about a solo trip to WDW is a thing for married women with children that need some time for themselves... And here I am, a mid-20s single dude feom Europe wanting nothing more than escaping to Orlando for a week or two...😅 Is there somethin wrong with me?

So sad so many people think this is incurable:( not everyone but most can heal with hyper nourishment.

Seriously Dr. Goldner’s goodbye lupus program reverses Hashimoto and other autoimmune diseases. I am 75% better already and have met people that have been completely cured. Symptoms and blood tests.

What’s the bathroom situation like on this excursion? Does your tour guide help you find places if you need one? We’re doing this excursion when we go this summer! Thanks!

Diagnosed with Hashimoto’s 44 years ago at age 13, began Synthroid at 18. I’ve only recently started seeing a doctor who was interested in my symptoms and not just whether my numbers were in the normal range. I still don’t truly feel heard by most people, so this video was super helpful. I’m now menopausal and it’s been the hardest time of my life.

I’ve had hashimotos for 30 years, longer, because I was undiagnosed until my goiter was huge, and it stayed huge because of doctors not knowing how to treat it. It turned out that my psychologist did the tests that showed the real problem. the autoimmunity wasn’t completely dealt with until I was put on T3. just having my thyroid produce hormone, whether it’s T1-5, causes the inflammation, so supplementation is very much needed for us, to keep this from happening. I was under weight initially, and each time we increased my doses I gained weight…which was good! I was becoming normal.Then I went on T3, liothyronine, and brought my antibody levels down from 9000! to ~300. I am now 68 and feeling better for a very long time, and now I discovered we can supplement T2, without a doctor’s prescription so hopefully those antibody levels will go down further. BTW I went through chemo last year for a breast cancer that isn’t genetic (many women in my family have it genetically - the BRC gene) and the antibodies totally disappeared for awhile but are coming back. My last test showed them to be 28! I certainly don’t recommend going through chemo to reduce antibody levels!

Pumpkin seeds (magnesium) make my muscle inflamation go away. I create a moi rning pick-me-up trail mix with them: raisins, zero sugar dark chocolate chips, pumpkin seeds & sunflower seeds.

Being my own detective for years has become so exhausting.

Raisins almost instantly help me feel much better. Maybe this super low carb diet I'm on isn't right for me, but it does keep the weight off.

Monday over matter. Just say no to junk food. Even some foods that are considered healthy for most people can really set someone with Hashimotos into a tail spin.

Castor oil applied daily to my eyebrow area brought my eyebrows back.

I have had HASHIMOTO'S for 15 years and believe me doctors are morons. I was so bad in and in pain for 24/7 for 15 years and couldn't walk proply for 2 years i only hobbled i was in such pain after walking not even half way around a supermarket i was in tears because of pain. The only thing that saved me was youtube Doctors. Went on high dose of Vitamin D3 like 100.000iu a day i will do that for 2 months with k2 then i will drop it D3 to 10,000 iu a day and a diet of NO SUGAR Glutin free so no bread or dairy. Now i am almost pain free after 3 weeks. Doctors keep you sick . Vitamin D3 is linked to Thyroid problems

16:37 “ditto” - “I know why I feel like garbage because I may have done some emotional eating in a bag of tortilla chips and salsa last night. And I may have eaten way too much chocolate yesterday and sugar and too many carbs trigger all of this!”

My wife and I just did the 3 night Wish for our 27th anniversary, and I agree that it works for adults as much as families.

As long as the tpo was above 3. Thats how long were sick until we hit 30. What a joke.

Ha ha - get a good relationship with your doctor - do you know how funny that sounds to someone in the UK?