Posts Tagged ‘hashimoto’s disease support’
Comment Of The Day: July 6, 2010
No Longer Thankful Just to be Alive, Donna’s Dear Thyroid Letter about her journey with thyroid cancer and surviving, is so prolific and inspiring. Here’s an excerpt: “But no [Read] | no responses.
Comment Of The Day, July 5, 2010
Ah, what a day on Dear Thyroid. Today began with another update/call to action re: UK British Thyroid Health Care. Everyone - all of us - have to get involved. There is strength in [Read] | one response.
Comment Of The Day: July 4, 2010
The essence of Dear Thyroid is rooted in spirited debates. We are not always going to agree. We’re not a Pollyanna community, if you will. We curse. We rant. We rave. We celebrate [Read] | one response.
Comment Of The Day: July 3, 2010
Today’s Thyrants and Thyraves post, with a few questions to boot, were replete with patients lamenting, raving and asking questions about their concerns related to their condition. If [Read] | no responses.
Comment Of The Day: July 2, 2010
What does patient care mean to you and what are you willing to do to get the care you deserve? I've been thinking a lot about this lately, among other things. What else is new?! [Read] | no responses.
Comment Of The Day: July 1, 2010
I read something today that caught my eye "What will it take". Though it was written in the context of something different, it's applicable to Dear Thyroid's community, I think. We [Read] | no responses.
Comment Of The Day: June 30, 2010
I wanted to thank everyone for making June such a flawless month on Dear Thyroid. Every Dear Thyroid Letter, column, comment, rant and rave, and Mingle participant knocked my socks off. [Read] | no responses.
Comment Of The Day: June 29, 2010
We kicked off the day with a thylicious thyku from Mike Wilson - brooding and soulful - a grand departure from Mike's usual wit, though short and to the point. Sadly, I think we're all [Read] | 2 responses.
Comment Of The Day: June 28, 2010
I’ve been listening to a lot of my favorite vintage songs of late. One comes to mind, “The Goodbye Girl”. Though it’s a love song, the title reminds me of our community’s [Read] | one response.
Comment Of The Day: June 27, 2010
We are all patients, obviously. Yet, we don’t refer to ourselves as people that have cancer, a chronic condition or an autoimmune disease. We refer to ourselves as patients. Why? I [Read] | 2 responses.