Posts Tagged ‘thyroid disease is an invisible disease’
Acrostic Poetry Using the Word: OVER
Over and over I go, to the doctors, to the websites, to the brink of insanity. Very soon though, it will all be worth it! Every day I learn something new. Rest assured, I will [Read] | 5 responses.
Acrostic Poetry Using the word: FANTASTIC, by Keira
Fucking fantastic Ass the size of Texas Nothing fits; giving Tight, skinny jeans an entirely new and unfashionable meaning Another size up. Do they even make clothes this [Read] | 5 responses.
Acrostic Poetry using the word: FANTASTIC, written by Lori
F - fooking fat go away and make me feel fantastic A - achy, angry muscles everyday N - near or far you're always a pain in my neck T - tell me it's not too late A - armour [Read] | 7 responses.
Acrostic Poem Using the Word: FANTASTIC, Written by Robert
F .Y.I. A m I N othing T o you? A m I S o T iresome? I .M.H.O. you are C onceited! -- Written by Robert Chapman | 4 responses.
Acrostic Poetry Using the Word FANTASTIC by Lolly
Fantastic Feeling fat, tired and uncared for Any chance of a Loving gone out the door. No libido, drive, motivation or self esteem. Thyroidless you made me this mean [Read] | 8 responses.
Acrostic Poetry Using the Word FANTASTIC by Linny
It would be fantastic, to celebrate a cure. I'd fill the air with balloons, letting them float everywhere. Eventually they would POP making a great big [Read] | 7 responses.
Week of October 18th Acrostic Poetry Word: FANTASTIC
Acrostic poetry is our way of reminding Invisible Illness Week, among other sites that thyroid diseases, conditions and thyroid cancers ARE invisible. Every time we write and submit a [Read] | 6 responses.
Acrostic Poetry Using the word ENOUGH by Deb
Exaggerated symptoms I`ve been accused of No one understands (except my dog!) Out of the loop with family and friends Unable to travel without my Depends Gonna get better, I [Read] | 2 responses.
Acrostic Poem Using the Word ENOUGH, by Ria
Excision first. Nuking next. On Levothyroxine for life. Underestimated Goddamn Hyperness. Ria Vanden Eynde- | 4 responses.