Posts Tagged ‘Dear Thyroid’
Comment Of The Day: July 18, 2010
So... How are you? How was your weekend? WE ARE SO EXCITED ABOUT EVERYONE'S INTEREST IN THE LOCAL DEAR THYROID MEET-UPS. Have you included your city? Have you emailed Kerri about [Read] | one response.
Comment Of The Day: July 17, 2010
Sometimes, I wonder how many of us feel the need to run away. I wonder how many of us lay our heads down on the pillow, hoping that when we wake up, all this disease business we've [Read] | one response.
Comment Of The Day: July 16, 2010
Today, I noticed two women having a conversation. They must have been in their late 20s, early 30s. They were tall and slim, and healthy looking; smiling and laughing. As an outsider [Read] | one response.
Comment Of The Day: July 15, 2010
Let me tell you why I adore you. It's really quite simple... Your foibles make you perfect. Your anguish makes you human. Your expression of your feelings takes my wig off (and as I've [Read] | no responses.
Comment Of The Day: July14, 2010
Today was a wonderful day. One of our newest thyrellas, recently diagnosed with hyperthyroidism submitted a Dear Thyroid Letter. We’re so proud of her. As we all know, writing to our [Read] | one response.
Comment Of The Day: July 13, 2010
NEW! Yes, we love trying new things at Dear Thyroid and ensuring that everything we do is interactive, so we can grow and learn from each other. After all, each of us is so very vocal, [Read] | no responses.
O Thyroid! My Thyroid!
THYROID DISEASE I move slowly, suspended in gel Perhaps no one else except me can tell A shadow of my former life, a fading woman; mother; wife My clock winds down, [Read] | 14 responses.
Comment Of The Day: July 12, 2010
Be grateful, it’s not cancer. Be grateful, it’s thyroid cancer. Be grateful… If I hear this one more time, I may very well do the drama diva swan dive off the Golden Gate [Read] | no responses.
Comment Of The Day: July 11, 2010
Why should you write a Dear Thyroid Letter; a letter to your thyroid or thyroidectomized self? Well, I'll tell you why. We spend so much time talking about our glands, that we never have [Read] | no responses.
Comment Of The Day: July 10, 2010
I’ve been thinking a lot about something I referenced earlier this week regarding how we refer to ourselves as patients first instead of people. I wonder… what if we were to change [Read] | one response.