DH keeps needing to increase his insulin/drug study med injections.
I get my blood drawn this week, to get my thyroid level re-tested, as it was whacky this summer. My med was adjusted, so we'll "see" if it's worked on my body or not. If not, I suppose Dr. will adjust me again, until my body gets it "right". It's not fun to freeze, it's not fun to lose my hair, or anything, having to do with Hypothyroidism, when it's out-of-whack. This is the first time, since I was in my 30's and was first diagnosed, that it has ever been "off". I'm almost 63, so I don't know if it's an "old-lady" thing, or what. Does anybody know if age has anything to do with a thyroid level changing? I lost more weight, but then, when Dr. adjusted my medication, I stopped losing, and struggle to lose again. I surmise this is a good thing, but I'm not "happy" being unable to lose. But if I'm not losing, because my thyroid's leveled out, my Dr. will be VERY happy! If my nurse lets me know ASAP, about the level, I won't need to wait 9 days, to get the results in person, during an appt. I hope it's leveled out, so Dr. is happier about it. He seemed concerned and asked me if I had an appetite, and I honestly did not know what to answer. I "think" I do. I eat when it's time to eat a meal, and snack, if I'm hungry. I hope this adjustment has helped. I'm going to think positive, because my nurse talked like it was a minor thing to be adjusted and she made it sound routine. I hope, if/when my thyroid level improves, I'll be able to start losing weight again. I'm at this 5-Lbs. plateau spot, which I hate being at, but I'm still VERY happy because I've lost 110 Lbs. since 1990. I need to lose 33 - 35 Lbs. more and.....
My BFF is pre-ordering "The 20/20 Diet," by Dr. Phil McGraw, for me, for Christmas, but the book's not going to be released until 1-5-15. I'm looking forward to reading it and doing what he suggests. I believe it'll be what I need, because I watched his show on it, and it was full of good, sound, smart information and life-changing positives. I'm so grateful for BFF. She always gives the best gifts, which truly help me.
I'm rambling, because I've been up since 4:40 a.m., but I feel good, as I got a good, deep, sound sleep, last night. Perhaps I'll take a nap, this afternoon, OR stay up, since DH leaves early in the morning, for his drug study appt. on his blood sugar readings, etc... I need to be up and ready, before he leaves, in case somebody comes to our front door. It's always a good thing to be prepared, like the Girl Scout and Boy Scout mottoes say. I wonder which organization came up with that motto first? Does anybody know? I guess I could "Google" it, too.