shoot me!

morning_glory wrote:Theres always someone worse off she.thats how I look at it.chin up.

thats true mg, i`ll get by, this is NOTHING compared to what some people have to deal with, cheers hon

Couple of updates needed on this thread - She, Chips, come on...

(I don't mean "get the girls out" either, for once. Wouldn't complain if you did, I'm just saying, that's not my goal here)

what was the question ?

How She is, how Chips is, MG.

I'm ok Bert, how are you?

Had more blood tests - thyroid this time. I feel like a fucking pin cushion.

Have submitted essay no 5 and waiting for the results.

The company I work for might go down the shitter - I'm hoping it doesn't.

Other than that - everything's great!

Other than the savage bruise I have on my right thigh from the fence shenanigans in the week, I'm not too bad. Went up the driving range today with the kids so am a bit looser than I have been, which is nice as I'd been rolling around like Uncle Albert all week if I sat down for more than ten minutes...

Thyroid, I always think iodine, then French salt with bits of shell in it (good for salt baths) which leads me to the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe. The way the mind works... Sounds like they're guessing a bit as to what's going on?

Not really, have some of the symptoms of hypothyroidism and the prevalence of it is higher in diabetics than the rest of the population.

Am cream crackered day and night, even when I wake up. A little part of me wants this to be the correct diagnosis as the meds you get for that the weight falls off. Sad but true.

Spent the day at my aunts - they had a bbq, so that was nice, but now I'm contemplating some toast. Want to watch the Clough docu on BB2 later.

Because until they stabilise the hypothyroidism, they're likely to take you into hyperthyroidism which in terms of weight loss is the amphetamine of the metabolic conditions world...

Very manageable as well, so if you have to be diagnosed with something, that's a pretty good one to have. Bargaining with the gods, as anyone who's ever had something long term will see as familiar. Although doing a for "shedding a dress size" is a bit cheeky...

I need to drop 2 sizes

chips wrote:I'm ok Bert, how are you?

Had more blood tests - thyroid this time. I feel like a fucking pin cushion.

Have submitted essay no 5 and waiting for the results.

The company I work for might go down the shitter - I'm hoping it doesn't.

Other than that - everything's great!

over or under active ?

Under I believe from the symptoms. Will know more a week tomorrow

fingers crossed, its not over.

chips wrote:I need to drop 2 sizes

We should be the judge - pics or GTFO