are these normal lab tests?

T4 Free 0.9   (range: 0.8-1.8 ng/dl)
T3 Total 76  (range: 76-181 ng/dl)
TSH 3rd Generation 0.75

Vitamin B12/Folate
Serum Panel
546 (range: 200-1100-pg/ml)
20.2 (no number was given just pg/ml)

CBC
RBC  3.55 L (range: 3.80-5.10 Million/uL)
MCV 104.2 H (range: 80.0-100.0 fl)
MCH  35.5 H (range: 27.0-33.0 pg)
MCHC 34.0   (range: 32.0-36.0 g/Dl)
RDW 14.6    (range: 11.0-15.0%)

my doctor says that all my levels are "absolutely perfectly fine".  The RBC, MCV and MCH which are slightly out of range is nothing to worry about... meanwhile I am beyond tired, trouble getting a full breath of air, cold, clumsy, foggy brain, noticeable personality change, grouchy, occasional numbness in feet, etc... I was diagnosed with had Grave's Disease and have been in remission for 11 years and have been off the ATDs since Sept, 2009 and in my opinion, it appears I am headed toward hyPO and with pernicious anemia even though B-12 levels show normal.... Any thoughts?  Help!

[laura1967]

Your Free T4 level is at the bottom of the normal range and should really be at the mid normal range.
The total T3 is an outdated test and no longer used. The Free T3 test is the proper test to run. Free T3 is the most active form of thyroid hormone. Your Free T4 is converted to this.
Were you ever tested for Hashimoto's? Some patients have both antibodies (Graves and Hashimoto's) this would explain you starting to feel hypo maybe.
Once you have pernicious anemia, you always have it.....are you on B12 at all? Your levels should really be higher than where you are at. I do believe that the High MCH or the MCV is significant to B12 deficiency.
I personally give myself B12 shots and see an immediated difference within a day of getting it. I do this weekly. Are you on shots or oral?