What Great New!!! Thyroid disturbances are so treatable. You should be feeling better in a short time. I'm so happy for you!
Shame on me for not checking this thread sooner!! It's the problem with older, long threads! Sorry! I have been concerned and should have checked this thread. I thought you and Namnam were just chatting.
Once your doctor has more information about the exact functioning - or non-functioning of your thyroid - treatment should begin. Isn't it hard to believe that your thyroid can wreak such havoc!
"Please Mr Postman - Look and See - Is there a Letter for Me?" He brought you the answer you were looking for - awesome.
Maybe soon you'll be able to return to where you left your heart - San Fransisco! Just don't leave us!
We have an excellent Thyroid Forum here. It's full of knowledgeable ppl. Again, please don't leave us but you may want to post thyroid questions there for better information. If you want to take a look - Here's the link:
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Thyroid-Disorders/show/73
Take Care my Friend and Keep us posted.
Hugs,
~Tuck
Just wanted to let you know that I share your problem in dealing with combined pain and deep fatigue. I have decompensated ESLD, due to a chronic liver disease, as well as other systemic diseases. Everyday is like having a bad flu that doesn't go away, it's there 24/7. When I collapse in bed, it is literally that, the fatigue is truly amazing, and I used to be a very active, competitive athlete - not anymore.
I've tried just about everything but I finally had to accept my body's new limitations. So I make sure I get plenty of rest (naps are a requirement) and limit myself to only one or two tasks a day.
We're all different of course, so I hope you're able to work something out. I've found that my pain, if left unchecked, will make my fatigue far worse. So I have a PM routine, with the help of my doctor, that reduces the pain in half and this seems like a manageable solution.
Good luck and hope things come together for you soon.