Posts Tagged ‘thyroid sickness’
Acrostic Poem Using the word: ENOUGH by, Linny
Enough time has gone by Enough blood has been drawn Enough sleep has been lost Enough waiting for news Enough Doctors we've seen Enough pain has been felt Enough people have [Read] | 6 responses.
Acrostic Poetry, Using the Word: ENOUGH, by Keira
Even though I made it through yet another day, I Never truly believe that I managed to survive. Over and over and over again; I search Urging myself to find meaning in the [Read] | 2 responses.
Acrostic Poem Using The Word: ENOUGH, by Amanda
Endless worry Needless ignorance Ominous news Unpleasant symptoms... Graves Disease Harshing my mellow Amanda | 2 responses.
Acrostic Poetry Using the Word: ENOUGH, Written by HD
E - Eh, You, Thyroid gland thing N - now that you're busted, - yeah I know, O - operating room took care of you, U - unceremoniously discarded were you as bio-hazardous waste, now G [Read] | one response.
Acrostic Poem Using the Word: BEFORE
Brilliant (or so I thought), full of hope, healthy and uninterrupted. Even though I was struggling with self-esteem, I was confident in my work; confident in who I was. I knew where I [Read] | 4 responses.
Acrostic Poem Using the Word: BEFORE
By now I should be used to Every day without a thyroid Focus on the healing Other than my suffering Remembering I’m not alone Endure and rise above | one response.
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.