Just want to say thank you, I would have never dreamed of writing anything like this had it not been for your encouragement and your welcome.

And can I just say you captured me in a great pose love my picture.

For me the worse part about GD was the eye disease, I think I am one of the fortunate ones who have now gone into the inactive stages of GO with also the aid of LDN (Low Dose Naltrexone), one good doc I did have was the eye doc the others well put it this way, I lost so much trust after being DX and the way I was treated I think my endo even sacked me LOL Do you think I needed him no not I, I’d rather have a hole in my head.

We do take our sight for Granted and when you’re afflicted with GO it really hits home. thank you for your kind words. but I would have much rather have kept my thyroid than have to contend with a poor substitute and Living in the UK it’s even harder to get T3 Rx’d this I am still working on and hopefully by April I will have won that one too.

Lori,

I still have to lubricate my eyes daily they will never be 100% but they’re a damn sight better than they were a few years ago.
Sounds like yours is from Hashi’s they way you describe the changes when levels are askew Hypo was the worse for me after coming out of hyper, made my eyes ten times worse, so keeping stable levels definitely goes a long way to helping.

I hope you too can get some healing with your eyes too, it’s no fun.

Lolly

My eyes are always painful from being so dry and sooo blurry. I take prescription and over the counter drops. The winters are hard. But the pain is 80% better since I’ve been on a T3/4 combo. The eye doc says he doesn’t know if it’s from Hashi but it sure changes with my levels so I believe it is.

I hope you have more healing for your eyes. I believe you will.
Hugs
Lori