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Below we have listed a few of the groups that we've found to be of value and participate in ourselves, beginning with our own groups, of course! *shy smile* There are many, many more to choose from and we couldn't possibly list all of them, but here a few for you to explore as you continue your journey toward the understanding of Thyroid Disorders.
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Thyroid Support Group (Yahoo Groups)
Founded: January 15, 2003
![]() Click to subscribe to The_Thyroid_Support_Group Tired
of being called tired, lazy, irresponsible? Want to laugh again, join in on
life again and stop spending the day in bed wishing that you could do things
like you used to? Want to spend less time avoiding things that cause only you to
have fatigue or pain while others shake their heads and walk away? Is there a magic answer? Nope. But we have answers to a lot of
your questions. Knowing what is going on and why is the first step in learning
how you can be YOU again. Symptoms of hypothyroid: Extreme fatigue, depression, long
sleep cycles, hair loss, weight gain, brittle nails, dry skin, bowel problems,
irregular periods, mood swings, cold hands/feet, short term memory loss (aka
‘brain fart’), goiter, big tongue and more. Pull up a chair and visit with us for a while, you are not
alone. Together, we can face anything!
Founded:
Sept 15, 2003
![]() Click to subscribe to Overcoming_TD_Metabolism After years of being hypothyroid and totally frustrated with my weight, I, like nearly everyone else with thyroid disorders, blamed it on being hypo. I understood my metabolic rate was less because of hypothyroidism and that was the reason I gained. But I've changed my mind. I'm feeling so empowered right now. It's like having a new lease on life. I watched the special September 12th with Dr. Phil and Katie. Oh my! What they said just hit me right between the eyes. The simplicity, the logic. He challenged America to change their point of view about food. To stop looking at it as we do now and to start looking at it for what it truly is: Fuel for our bodies. I'd like to expand on that concept. Hold it up to the light and understand it completely, to relate it to a hypo metabolism. I suddenly see the answer to why it is so difficult to lose weight when we become hypothyroid: We continue to eat food as we have all of our lives. But we can't do that anymore. We have to eat food as fuel, eating the amount that our bodies need to function and thrive - then stop. If we can click that switch in our brains to understand that eating more causes us to gain weight, or fail to lose weight - we will have won the first battle in regaining a healthy weight and participating in life rather than sit on the side lines watching everyone else live. We would like to invite you to open your mind, to set aside all you have learned about diets, calories, scales and points. Join us, Feisty Wendy and Topper (aka ThyroGeek), as we explore the concept of feeding our bodies to health based on the knowledge that our metabolic rates are now less than they were before thyroid disorder hit us. Let’s support each other as we learn how to determine our fuel requirements, how frugally our engines run, the correct amount of food to keep us running smoothly and allow our bodies to naturally adjust to the weight that is healthy for us. Ready to give it a shot? We can't wait to get started.
ThyroPhoenix
Thyroid Support Group
Founded: May 14, 2005
Tired of being called tired, lazy, irresponsible? Want to laugh again, join in on life again, stop spending the day in bed? Tired of avoiding things that cause ONLY you to have fatigue or pain while others shake their heads and walk away? You’re NOT going crazy, your symptoms are real.
ThyroPhoenixThyroidSupport
Founded: May 14, 2005 Being called lazy, depressed, fat and having symptoms that "you" know aren't right for you? This is a support group for those who have been touched by thyroid dysfunction, whether it be self or loved ones.
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