‘Join The Discussion’ Archives
Good Housekeeping Magazine’s Disastrous and Dangerous Message to Thyroid Patients
In response to Good Housekeeping’s, “We Hear You Post”, in response to their misinformed and uneducated article, “Understanding Thyroid Problems”. An official statement is [Read] | 2 responses.
Superlative, a New Word for Acrostic Poetry
Write your glands out this week, submit an acrostic poem using the word, "Superlative", and submit Dear Thyroid Letters, short, long, blurbs, whatever you want. Submit rants and raves. [Read] | no responses.
Meet Our Newest Columnists!
We have THREE new columnists who will be adding thyliterary joy to our community. You’ve likely already seen them around, but here’s an official introduction: Allison Nazarian [Read] | no responses.
Poetry in Motion by: Joanne Naso
When I see my neck, what do I see, Poetry, Poetry in thyroidlessness Poetry in thyroidlessness, walking with exhaustion, keeps my eyes half open. Poetry in thyroidlessness, see [Read] | no responses.
Next week is POETRY week!
Next week is poetry week on Dear Thyroid and we’re asking all of you to start writing some thylicious poems. Send us your Dear Thyroid acrostic poems, haikus (thykus, if you will), [Read] | no responses.
Acrostic Poetry Using the Phrase: Poetry in Motion
In case you're curious about where Poetry in Motion, comes from, think back to a song you heard when you were growing up or a remake of it in the 80s-90s. Oh, and check this [Read] | no responses.
Do you know where your thyroid is?
It's World Thyroid Awareness Day; do you know where your thyroid is? How many of you have encountered someone who has NO idea what a thyroid is or where it's located in the body? [Read] | 8 responses.
Invisible Illness is Hardly Invisible
In one visit, like every visit, with every doctor Needing; desperate for hope Vague, but excruciating symptoms causing angst, fatigue, pain, cold, exhaustion I listened and [Read] | 4 responses.
Anger – In Images
Sometimes, I think we deny ourselves the opportunity to feel angry, regardless of where we're at in our story. I'm not suggesting that we should live in anger. Rather, I'm suggesting [Read] | no responses.
Acrostic Poem using the word Overbearing by Joanne
“Oh well, at least it’s not a bad cancer.” Very understanding of you . . . “Everyone gets tired.” Really? I’ve never felt like this before. “Buck up! [Read] | 11 responses.