This is my reminder:
Take your morning temps now for a couple days and call the doctor with them!
(I set this up to post a couple weeks ago to remind myself to do this. I have thyroid brain fog. I have to do what I can to remind myself.)
Well, the T3 treatment for my Reverse T3 problem isn't seeing positive results yet. I know it's too early. I am just impatient for some change. My morning temperatures are low and my weight is going up. It's not even been two weeks though. I'm supposed to call the doc after two weeks to give him my temps. for the adjustment to my T3 dose (it'll go up). We have to do it in increments. Intellectually, I know that. Emotionally, I just want to rush it and watch my hair stay on my head, my weight come off, and my swiss cheese brain to become whole again.
Baby steps...just impatient.
My son wants an atv. I've looked up a little online for children riding ATV's but I really don't know anything about them personally. I rode one once when I was about my son's age and I didn't have the strength to turn it. I ran into a fence with it (good thing I wasn't heading towards the canal only a few feet away). I could climb trees, jump fences, hit the top of the rope in gym, and run fast but I could not turn the handlebars on the four-wheeler.
Anybody with experience want to chime in on ATV's for kids?
I just added a new link to my sidebar (Reverse T3 and Thyroid Resistance) that has some very good information on how to clear RT3 (reverse T3) from your body, which my doctor is in the process of doing right now for me.
Hope it helps!
Does anybody have any good suggestions for room heaters? My daughters' bedroom stays cold all winter long. The new ductwork and furnace we installed does nothing for their room. I worry about safety so I'd need good recommendations on the safety and effectiveness of a good room heater. We'll need to do something in there by November. Otherwise, they'll spend five months piled under a load of blankets to stay warm and I'll spend the winter getting up in the middle of the night, every night, making sure they are covered up. I'd kinda like to sleep this winter.
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