Posts Tagged ‘symptoms of thyroid disease’
Acrostic Poetry Using The Word: BEFORE, by Ria
Back to where we started then. Excising and RAI did not suffice For you to go away ... Optimism slain, Residue tissue detected. Exercise in hope. Ria Vanden Eynde- | 3 responses.
This Week’s Word for Acrostic Poetry Is… BEFORE
This week, we are seeking submissions for acrostic poetry using the word BEFORE. Write your hearts out. Write for yourself and for all of us. Remind the Invisible Illness communities, [Read] | no responses.
Acrostic Poetry Using the Word: ILLNESS
I hate myself. And, then, I hate myself for hating myself. Loathing; Lapactic; Lethargic; a Labyrinth of poison; a labyrinth of levothyroxine augmented with citalopram Nervous; Naked; [Read] | 3 responses.
Acrostic Illness Using The Word: ILLNESS
Illusion of continuing the Life knwown until now Lies in Never accepted Endless and frustrating Symptoms that Seek to control the life now --Ana | 3 responses.
Acrostic Poem, Using the Word: ILLNESS
Internal struggle Like feeling all alone Like pain Never shown Entering my new mind Severing all ties Strength I must find..................... Jillautumn | 8 responses.
Acrostic Poem Using The Word: ILLNESS
Is this what my life's going to be like now, Lethargy, balding, and resembling a cow Look fuckard thyroid, I never asked for this Now facial hair you got to be taking the [Read] | 4 responses.
Acrostic Poem Submission, Using The Word: ILLNESS
I no longer sleep. Long, restless, sweaty nights Leaving me whimpering, tossing, checking clocks and turning Never clear; the same relentless, stabbing thoughts; repeating and [Read] | 5 responses.
Acrostic Poem, Using The Word: ILLNESS
Inhaling life, Life without my thyroid, Life with cancer... Never the same again. Exhaling, letting go. Searching to embrace a new life Simply breathing, here and now. Ria -- | 5 responses.
Acrostic Poetry Using the Word: ILLNESS
ILLNESS If you ever felt Like this you'd understand. Long days and Nights in pain. Energy is spent so Social time is gone. Suppose you'll have to go on without me. | 4 responses.