My Story with Hypothyroidism | Weight Gain, Memory Loss, Fatigue

[@jopjophop]

It's very relatable not knowing you are sick and comparing yourself with others who are healthy making yourself think you are lazy

[@fionalayla3263]

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[@ratskelll]

Especially when they're telling you nothing is wrong, test after test comes back normal, and essentially you're being gaslit about your own symptoms. (My regular gp didn't even notice it in my blood tests, it took my gender clinic dr to point it out, now I'm waiting for my tests in september to know for sure)

[@vandanaenjeti]

So true..

[@Portia620]

My ex threw that in my face left me cheated on me lost my memory was very sick took both vehicles gave it to his girlfriend and left me without a vehicle so now I’m driving my kids car in a pandemic it’s been a hot mess.

[@andreasantamaria9321]

Yes!!!! I can totally relate to this! For years I didn’t know I had it and always been told that I am lazy. Comparing myself to others is horrible.

[@Lauren_veggiesaurus]

About 5 years ago, my wife was feeling extreme fatigue, depressed, gaining weight, losing her hair, couldn’t get off the couch, and felt like she was always coming down with a cold. She would cry for no reason and was miserable. Turns out she has hashimotos hypothyroidism. Over the years she’s tried levotheroxine, nature, and armour, and finally name brand Synthroid, which is the only medication that has worked but she didn’t feel 100%. Doc tried adding B12 shots and testosterone cream for energy but still not a lot of difference. She’s been so upset she can’t lose the weight and says she hates her body and doesn’t recognize herself when she looks in the mirror. After 5 years a new endocrinologist recommended adding T3 along with her Synthroid and she’s noticing a difference already. She also dropped the most inflammatory foods from her diet, under the recommendation of a nutritionist (gluten, sugar and dairy). She’s feeling like exercising again and has more energy. It’s been a long, hard battle but she’s getting there and you will too. Love and hugs!

[@remie973]

It really feels like your body is a cage and you look back and are no longer the person you were it's really depresing

[@Peacell422]

💜💜

[@Peacell422]

I can’t even explain in words how I feel. 😭😭

[@Kellybrumbaugh]

Thank you for writing this, I am in this same situation and not liking myself, memory loss, lots of weight gain, depressed, no energy, high anxiety and to add a diagnosis with Lupus. Still working on medicines, I am scheduled for an ultrasound this week to see what is happening with my thyroid. Best wishes ahead.

[@fhenlizhao5406]

Unfortunately just T4 is oftentimes ineffective but some doctors just automatically prescribe that form through cookie cutter treatment approach. Am glad your family is recovering.

[@SusieTheExhaustedCatLady]

I'm going through this right now and started crying when you did. That is where I am right now. I'm so miserable. And I feel like I am making a big deal of nothing, but I literally can't get over the fatigue.

[@christinedelozier]

Was diagnosed four years ago, my first doctor told me to see a psychiatrist because I "had to be crazy." Turns out, I have Hashimoto's AND I had cancer, so they had to remove the whole thyroid. I feel ya, girl. You got this.

[@christinedelozier]

@Soumya Rabhi very well, thank you so much ❤️

[@Liz-ru2io]

What an unprofessional doctor! Glad you got the diagnosis and care you needed

[@dianasa952]

I was diagnosed and put on 100 mg of Levothyroxine and feel worst my tpo numbers are high on 800’s , so that means I have Hashimotos I haven’t seen my dr just called this morning to go see her soon , so if I do have the Hashimotos do I need to take it out ??

[@JOJO-yh8hr]

christinedelozier I just recently got dignosed with hashimotos disease and I got my answers by my amazing doctor she tested me right away as soon as I went in with symptoms, but I’m still confused about here looking up the different hypothyroidisms and i know hashimotos causes it but is hashimotos a different disease from hypothyroidism or is it common??

[@biscoffology]

hope you are doing well girl 🥺❤️

[@padminishekhawat7359]

No one really understands what it’s like living with this disease. My TSH recently came out to be 111.8 and my life is crazy. I feel depressed, tired, lost and no one just gets it. Thanx for sharing this.

[@OzmaOfOzz]

111😳😳 I am so sorry, I can't imagine!!! Mine was 7 last time and it's the worst, I'm so tired and depressed, can't imagine how it's like at 111, hope youre doing better!!!

[@sohanabaloch9526]

@@OzmaOfOzz mine also came 7 and yeah it really feels worse i feel sooo tired can’t even begin to describe it goshh May God help us to bear this horrible condition!

[@galamehl9832]

My daughter also has Hashimoto's and it took 20 years to get diagnosed. Whenever they did blood work, her levels were normal and the (male) doctors just wrote her off as a "hysterical" female! We finally found a (female) doctor who is an actual diagnostician and she knew exactly what was going on. She ordered repeated blood work for 3 weeks straight and caught the symptoms. Unfortunately for my daughter, she has lost most of her beautiful hair, gained 100 lbs and has no energy anymore. Please, if anyone reading this knows someone with these symptoms - don't let doctors blow you off!! Keep going until you find someone who will LISTEN TO YOU.

[@Kayla-id1wg]

When I went to the doctor and I told them all the issues they told me that it was just me being overweight caused it. They didn't take blood work or anything. I went to the gyno and they need blood work and they found it out when my regular doctors didn't/couldn't..

[@leilagingil]

When you say Test result were normal, what did they measure? They test my TSH... and they don’t do further test. They say its depression!

[@KTR2022]

@@leilagingil Your TSH might be normal, in that case you don't have hypothyroidism. However, if you happen to have Hashimoto's disease (which causes hypothyroidism) in its initial latent stage your tsh will be normal (meaning you're euthyroid) but you'll most likely have antibodies and some hypothyroid symptoms. Be sure to ask for a FULL thyroid panel, including tsh, t4, t3 and tpo and tg antibodies.

[@Nina-vv3ev]

Gala Mehl 😭

[@xoAuthentiChick]

Because I was not overweight I got shrugged off by doctors. They said I’m only in my 30s and too young to be going through these symptoms.

[@mable90shaynne]

You had me balling when you said you thought you were just a lazy coffee addict. That's exactly how I feel. Getting checked on Monday. Don't know what is going to come off it but hoping for answers.

[@rebekkazander3284]

Same here! Feeling like you're just not working hard enough because everyone else seems to be doing more and that you can't focus at ALL unless you have coffee. Seriously the last few years for me. Anxiously waiting for my blood test results.

[@ALuiza-pm2dp]

Don't forget to keep going after a diagnosis even if doctors say everything is fine. I was 20 when I first asked for tests and after a few different doctors I finally got diagnosed yesterday at 25 years old. Sadly sometimes the symptoms have to get worse for doctors to catch it or even to pay attention -- although that's also true for other issues. Keep fighting!

[@src4409]

I researched my symptoms myself because doctors wouldn't listen and i KNEW something was wrong. I then researched doctors that actually know what they are doing...Fmd's and naturopaths. I accidentally cut out caffeine after cutting gluten and dairy because I couldn't find a truly dairy free creamer.... and I can't tell you how much better my energy and ANXIETY are! Cut the coffee! After a month I didn't crave it anymore and after a couple of months I didn't even miss it. Something that helps to get through it is to sub your coffee with something else hot. I use different teas, Braggs remedy, or hot apple cider as a hot drink in the morning replacement. Also, I don't have the same reaction to most caffeinated tea as I do coffee. Coffee is also extremely inflammatory. Good luck!

[@hibiscusflower]

Recently diagnosed with hypothyroidism and prediabetes. I thought I was a lazy, caffiene addict. But doctor hasn't given me meds or advice. So doing my own research x

[@cythiamke2698]

I'm really grateful to Dr Onyeneke on KZbin who cured me from hyperthyroidism with his natural roots and herbs herbal medicine don't be scared of the unknown give it a try today and you will see the greatness in natural medicine. kzbin.info/door/5w6cJySjwsqevUmETSZoCg

[@priscillarosa8172]

Girl i understand you to a spirtual level, i have hyperthyroidism too. Hardest part is when your family doesn't understand

[@aleenafaheem015]

Yes... I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism a year back.... My loved ones constantly keep saying me to be more energetic and be more calm but how do I make them understand that it's my body that is going through some things... How I want to lose wait but I can't because every time I exercise I feel exhausted.

[@jackieshearer1339]

Hi I have hyper now they are doing a block and release to change it to hypo.but my body is struggling. Iv not been told how to take meds .just morning and night.bloods being done next week after asking again.i thing I need adjusting too.

[@baletommy7320]

Am permanently cured from hypothyroidism after applying herbal healing remedy from Dr iyaremoses on KZbin channel what a grate doc.

[@particularlynoone9026]

@@aleenafaheem015 these Pakistani parents. Same here

[@ZZ-bk4cy]

@@aleenafaheem015hi. How are things going for you regarding the hypothyroidism? Any updates? I just got diagnosed and I’m really anxious. Just wanna know how things work out for people in the long run

[@user-co2vz8rr4x]

"I thought I was having heart attacks so many times" that just made me burst into tears. I have hashimotos disease and I feel like an absolute zombie. horrible chest pain, numbness, VERY cold, shaking, etc. I've been to so many doctors and even a cardiologist and they said they don't think it's my heart, they want my thyroid retested. it's absolute agony at moments.

[@baletommy7320]

Am permanently cured from hypothyroidism after applying herbal healing remedy from Dr iyaremoses on KZbin channel what a grate doc.

[@sonamwangmo5012]

How are u now???

[@LucasworldTV]

This girl is so sweet, you can just tell she has a good and pure soul

[@malibu7545]

i was diagnosed today. i started to cry when you did, because i absolutely get it. i’ve been called lazy and unproductive, little did anyone (including myself until now) know i was struggling with hyperthyroidism and it wasn’t my fault. i psychically could not pull myself to be productive and be normal because my body was working against me. i absolutely feel for you and kinda feel relieved that i’m not alone on that.

[@szxnc]

I hope you’re doing better now

[@jazminferdin4718]

I got diagnosed when I was 18. I’m 21 now & going through college with it. It’s hard & I honestly haven’t dealt with it the way that I should. It just feels good to know that I’m not alone in this. It’s amazing to feel like there’s this mini community of people who understand how you feel.

[@RT-zc9we]

@Natalia Jedrzejczyk I am 18 and I got diagnosed with it

[@taminahhzz4496]

I got diagnosed when I was born, I am 24 now and lived w it my whole life. The fatigue, brain fog and lack of focus was my biggest problem. My weight used to increase and sometimes it used to drop. There had been good yrs tho, but I always wondered how my life would've felt if i hadn't have it. .

[@scodoo4719]

got it today can u recommend me something

[@hidysamara4062]

I am 20 and I got diagnosed when I just turned 19 . I go to university and it is hard to keep up honestly. It feels like you have to work 3 times harder than anyone because of the memory loss , concentration issues and fatigue

[@steffijose7185]

I was diagnosed when I was 12 and I hate gaining weight 😭

[@AstroGirl_draws]

I understand completely how you feel I was recently diagnosed in December and I cried about it because I finally understood that I wasn’t crazy for feeling the way I do

[@tears2392]

True af

[@lizaoliver2602]

I seriously want to give you hug! I was 100% in the same boat. I'm also a caregiver to my mom, who has cancer, so it's easy to brush off your own health. I'm 35 so I had assumed it was just getting older. You are not supposed to be tired, cranky, overweight even when dieting and unable to think clearly. I'm now on medication and learning by trial and error but it had truly been a learning curve and has required a lot of patience with my body and health. Best of luck to you on your journey!

[@kristenrose276]

My gynecologist called me in for more blood testing because she believes I have hypothyroidism. All the symptoms I have been having make sense now. The weight gain, fatigue, everything. I always thought that was because of my anxiety. Thanks so much for sharing your story!

[@aleezakh1637]

honestly, i could relate to the beginning around 3:45 so much, i was diagnosed five years ago when i was 15 i’m now 20 and honestly was just as emotional as you at first! you have to tell yourself it’s not as bad as it seems, as long as you’re taking youre medication! it’s just one of those things you know, mine is genetic and instead of thinking why me it’s just a motivational thing to help me get my ass in the gym and eat better! honestly don’t be so harsh on yourself...don’t stress as long as you’re doing what is best for your body your future self will thank you

[@madelyncurtis9498]

The beginning of this video legitimately made me cry

[@jenycarbajal8971]

Bruh this hit me hard. I was diagnosed when I was 16 and I always thought I was lazy and never explained or went into depth about the symptoms. I’m 21 and I’m now starting to a little better and that I’m not alone.

[@baletommy7320]

Am permanently cured from hypothyroidism after applying herbal healing remedy from Dr iyaremoses on KZbin channel what a grate doc.

[@JoennaViolinzuela]

Thank you for sharing your story. I promise it gets better and easier. I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism today, but I've been living with Epilepsy since I was 16 years old. And adjusting to epilepsy is never ending. I now have two conditions and three medications affecting me everyday. But I promise that you and I, and everyone on this planet has thousands of things to be grateful for. At the end of the day, we are all blessed. Stay strong!

[@_nora]

I relate to your feelings about the extreme sadness and struggle of hashimoto's/hypothyroidism fatigue. It's so hard to tell ourselves to slow down. I also continuously exhaust myself and keep trying to be the high energy perfectionist I used to be in the past, before my body started betraying me. Sending love and support your way. Thanks for sharing your experiences, it really helped me to feel less alone.

[@hannahpintacura3719]

Thank you so much for speaking out! I was diagnosed with Hashimoto’s a couple months ago and it’s been hard to accept. I felt for you when you cried, it’s truly upsetting to be so tired and to feel physically and mentally shitty all the time. It has even taken a toll on my personality, it seems like. People that don’t experience it don’t seem to understand either. I want to talk about it with friends but hate feeling like I’m complaining at the same time. So once again, thank you for using your platform to raise awareness!!

[@Countrylady]

Yes! I am with you!!! I am so glad I came on here with you ladies that understand. It sucks having a brain fog, trying not to complain, feeling lazy. Etc.I get emotional seeing hoe I am relatable to others. ❤️❤️❤️

[@Countrylady]

Also, one of the worst feelings is having to go to work and functions around people under this condition 😩

[@baletommy7320]

Am permanently cured from hypothyroidism after applying herbal healing remedy from Dr iyaremoses on KZbin channel what a grate doc..

[@Krist-ju3lz]

⁠​⁠@@Countrylady Right. Just being around normal people for me is hard lol

[@bonnieapps3427]

im 15 and last week I got diagnosed with hypothyroidism, and i just want to say thankyou for making this video. because it is so hard right now, doing all these tests and scans just scare me. im so proud of how far you’ve come ❤️

[@deshbhakat4920]

Hi god bless you Get well soon.. Don't forget medication

[@fionalayla3263]

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[@fionalayla3263]

@@deshbhakat4920 CONTACT HERBALIST AZEN FOR ALL KINDS OF TREATMENT FOR THYROID AND OTHER DISEASE/VIRUS📩 EMAIL: [e-mail] WEBSITE drazenhealinghome.wordpress.com 100% pure natural herbs………🌴🌴

[@baletommy7320]

Am permanently cured from hypothyroidism after applying herbal healing remedy from Dr iyaremoses on KZbin channel what a grate doc..

[@Mrs.EmJayBee]

I have watched so so sooooo many videos on hypothyroidism and THIS IS IT. Thanks you for posting this.... I needed this. I relate on a huge level.

[@Mrs.EmJayBee]

@Gen thank you for responding! I'll look into it!

[@TayDaley]

I’ve been dealing with this for years but just got diagnosed a couple weeks ago. I had been tested before but they didn’t test enough things or maybe the levels weren’t as bad as they are now. It sucks being so tired I can barely get out of bed and I’m way CJ into your video at like 9:30 and I’ve been fighting dozing off since 9! Just like you said. Thank you for sharing your story as it helps me feel not so alone 😔

[@lilymspencer9]

thank you for bringing awareness to hypothyroidism! I’m 16 and was diagnosed a month ago and I have to hold onto the fact that I’m not alone :)

[@riyabassi2664]

Lily Spencer I have it as well and I agree with you it’s amazing knowing you’re not alone ❤️☹️

[@scodoo4719]

I'm 18 and got it today

[@lilymspencer9]

@Gen thank you so much! :) hope you are doing well❤️

[@hearts4eman]

@@lilymspencer9 sooo, im really confussed. i do have hyperhydrosis, insomnia, sleepiness, tiredness, weight gain, hairloss, muscle aches & cramps, depressed thoughts, dry skin & irregular cycle. So should i get a test for hypothyroidism or sm else?

[@lilymspencer9]

@@hearts4eman these are all symptoms of my hypothyroidism!! I’m so sorry you’re going through this, I hope you find an answer ❤️

[@xyndarella]

I am grateful to have come across this video. I struggled with hyperthyroidism for well over two years and have finally achieved hypothyroidism, and the fatigue is unreal. I think that is the biggest change for me, extreme fatigue and weight gain. I still have another two weeks to go before my endocrinologist starts me on my medication and I am just trying to figure out how to function in the meantime. All I want to do is sleep. Hoping to work out some dietary lifestyle changes once I start my medication. I appreciate hearing of your journey and realisation that the fatigue I am experiencing is “normal”. Thank you.

[@dewaters3218]

Dr iyaremoses on KZbin have permanent cure for thyroidism,got cured from facial hair growth

[@xyndarella]

@@dewaters3218 I don’t know if there would be a permanent cure for me because I have had RAI treatment for hyperthyroidism. My understanding is that I will be on medication to balance out the thyroxine that my body can no longer produce in the amounts it needs to to function properly. I’ll still check them out though, as all knowledge is good knowledge to have. Thank you.

[@dewaters3218]

@@xyndarella reach out to Dr iyaremoses on KZbin channel and explain to him how you feeling he help you with permanent cure

[@The.Wholistic.Wildflower]

Girl, yes it is that serious. I’ve had Hashimotos since I was 11 & have been told I’m a hypochondriac & lazy & it’s all in my head. Even after all these years I still feel like that. The struggle of exhaustion & not having anywhere near the energy most people have is incredibly frustrating especially since many just don’t understand the depth of severity of the fatigue. Memory issues & fatigue have ruined my social life & have made daily life such a challenge. I wish more people understood. Thank you for sharing your story and struggles so others can see truly how difficult living with this illness can be. Sending you golden healing light & love sister.

[@gener9410]

I was just diagnosed with hypothyroidism. Thank you for the info ! Ive been so tired ! And inturn getting so depressed and i thought it was all in my head . Glad to see im not alone

[@ashleekat3]

I pray for you. The fatigue has never gone away.

[@marinagromov5075]

At first try gluten-free diet it works

[@michaelbishop5913]

Hey brothers and sisters if you want help with that plz message me I would love to help free knowledge will change your life

[@xtamiko]

@@marinagromov5075 No, it doesn't

[@marinagromov5075]

@@xtamiko ,Explain?

[@BozLagina]

Hi. I never leave comments on videos. Your story hits close to home and I see you and your pain like I see it in myself. I feel you 1000%. It’s so annoying and frustrating to feel like you’re losing control of your body. I hate comparing myself to other “functioning” people too. I am just so tired. 😩 Just wanted to reach out and say you’ve got support out here. We’re going to figure out this puzzle in our own time. Stay strong girl!!

[@Anthony_Davitian]

Sis you’re helping me. I just realized I may have hypothyroidism and docs are giving me a tuff time but I’m pushing through it. My skin is super dry I went to school and people kept asking me what’s wrong with me and I felt like a monster 🥺

[@darlenemiranda612]

Girl me too. I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism in high school. At first I was dealing with bad anxiety attacks. I was having heart palpitations and I hated it! and my pediatrician sent me to get lab work done to see if anything was wrong. Came out with low thyroid levels. Before that I was always tired and I mean TIRED and constantly having headaches and it got really bad around 3pm which I was after school. Waking up was always a battle. I’ve been dealing with hair loss lately too :/

[@naomikidane5473]

Exactly going what you're through right now. I hope I can recover. Did you recover? Plz reply. im a freshman in high school.

[@healthotherthings7684]

darlene I'm having those symptoms too but I'm not diagnosed yet im still getting tests done I've had blood cells tested my iron ferrtin. The doctor is testing me for thrombytois won't get results till 12th February. I'm getting hormone levels tested soon if it turns out I haven't got that.I been seeing gynecologist to look for what is wrong.

[@laxggms23]

THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT I WENT THROUGH. I swear I feel like we’re legit the same person omg it’s nice to know I’m not the only one 🤧💓

[@flusuccs4929]

@@laxggms23 Hey just wondering how long did it take for the medicine to work?

[@laxggms23]

@@flusuccs4929 it really hasn’t :(

[@Wen-VezTravels]

I feel exactly the way you have expressed and I am hypo as well. I cry as well and I think it’s so unfair. A lot of people won’t understand. I do. I was diagnosed in 2009. So it been a while for me. I still have moments like you explained and when I do I rest as much as possible. Listen to your body . Stress management is everything. Quiet baths in the dark with candles. Soft music. Massages. I’m here if you ever want to talk.

[@ilqar887]

Did u have pain and redness around your eyes?

[@Wen-VezTravels]

@@ilqar887 No I have never experienced that.

[@BrandyHarper]

I am 100% with you there. This is exactly how I feel. Hashimoto's drains your mind and soul.

[@MyRandomLife3]

I have hashimotos and I felt crazy for sooo long until someone finally took me seriously. I feel you, it’s so hard to deal with

[@JOJO-yh8hr]

Amber Carr same I felt like I was going crazy and so much anxiety and depression

[@zackofficial495]

@@JOJO-yh8hr Me too and still battling..You wanna Chat?

[@baletommy7320]

Am permanently cured from hypothyroidism after applying herbal healing remedy from Dr iyaremoses on KZbin channel what a grate doc.

[@karonphangchopi8699]

@@JOJO-yh8hr anxiety don't makes me sleep

[@ellery7210]

I was diagnosed when I was 11 and now I'm 16 . I didn't cry when I knew it but I tried to hold it in because u didn't want to be weak in front of my parents and all . You are soo brave doing this video . Keep going !! ❤️❤️

[@l.mack89]

I haven't been officially diagnosed, but I'm like, 97% sure I have it. Thank you so much for sharing your story, your honesty, your transparency, and your vulnerability. You have made so many people including myself feel like they are not alone.

[@AdizaSuvorova]

Came here to say thank you. I have not yet been diagnosed with Hypothyroidism (even though I have all the symptoms you've mentioned with decreased libido on top of that) but hearing about your battle and the fact that it did get a little bit better for you gave me hope and made me get out of bed, take my medication and promise myself to keep going.

[@shamslovesmusic815]

I’ve had hashimoto’s for 10 years and recently realized I need surgery. The struggle really can be isolating, but know you aren’t alone!!

[@drsallymanderchoi]

I am a med student and also have 2 friends with Hashimoto's thyroiditis! I know it can be difficult, but thank you so much for sharing with us

[@mishalzahra1814]

Sally i m a med student 2 recently diagnosed with hypothyroidism ...n i m getting suicidal thoughts buz its getting in my life my study my everything my whole personality is shattered

[@michaelbishop5913]

Please msg me soul to soul can help you with that and would love to do so and you can help people around you

[@Mel-os3ld]

@@mishalzahra1814 same here sweetheart.. it’s awful I have no go in me... as I type my feet and hands are frozen as per .. sending you love... what are you doing to help your condition.. I’m going to search up the iodine route, a certain type of iodine, it’s meant to be good for thyroid and other things xx ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@techsavygirl2461]

@@Mel-os3ld hi I am going through the same . I have hypothyroid and my parents and relatives tell me that I am a lazy person

[@Mel-os3ld]

@@techsavygirl2461 hey it’s awful isn’t it I have zero go in me I really wish I could do something I feel so sad 💜

[@UsernamesForDummies]

Gosh, I know exactly how you feel. I was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease at the age of 7. After more than 30 operations there’s not much more that can be done. The exhaustion is terrible and as you said, it’s so hard to wake up in the morning. I can’t help thinking about everybody else getting up early in the morning, ready to take on the day whilst I feel like a lazy slob. I also lost over half of my hair, several times before. My Thyroid is regularly underperforming, too. It’s so disheartening when you also feel unattractive on top of everything else. I wish you you all the strength in the world.

[@shayflowers8471]

It's so relatable. It's hard when you don't have support system to help you going through. I felt so lonely during this phase that I started sharing my own story on my channel even though I was reluctant before never really knowing if I too will ever get the support or answers or not. Stay strong ladies! We've got this! 💪🏼

[@faithlovlet]

Hello i feel the same way its like no good support sytem

[@lindsayrobinson6046]

I am going through this too

[@faithlovlet]

@@lindsayrobinson6046 well if you need to talk im here are you hypo or hyper

[@RT-zc9we]

@@faithlovlet I have hypothyroidism

[@moniquetibble2309]

I feel for you girly, I have had Hashimotos and Hypothyroidism for about 10 years diagnosed. I really suffer from weight gain and when I lose it; I gain it back..it’s very disheartening. I suffer from brain fog, I have temperature intolerance, and fatigue like nobody’s business. I have hair loss especially my eyebrows (they’re non existent) and MANY MORE symptoms. It’s so very important to share awareness about thyroid health. I have had my thyroid issues for 10+ years and it’s still not easy but I just have to keep at it. Thank you for sharing your story, it means a lot.

[@Katie0930]

Monique Tibble same😩... it’s a hard life to live in a hashimoto body

[@michaelbishop5913]

That can go AWAY for you FREE KNOWLEDGE if you want it just msg me would love to help and you spread it if you decide to can change your life

[@jacktollervey5700]

hello, about the brain fog has it gotten better? I'm really really struggling with it at the moment

[@moniquetibble2309]

@Lisa Marie yes I have had my dose lowered and raised and it kicks my butt every time it’s changed, but especially when it’s lowered. I have had it for now 12 years and unfortunately I’m just able to sometimes manage it but most the time the weight I have gained from the hypothyroidism hasn’t come off I can loose some of it but then as soon as I do i gain it back and sometimes plus some. It’s a hard struggle. Well I hope you can find a doctor that or someone/something that can help you best of luck :)

[@moniquetibble2309]

@Lisa Marie as for your question to when it will feel better..I’m still waiting. Also everyone’s thyroid hormones affect everyone different especially I have found in women..our bodies are literally hormones lol 😂 I find that my thyroid problems aren’t the same as my dads and he has just hypothyroidism. I didn’t realize I had thyroid issues until after my second child. My pregnancy’s were hard with both kids but I felt that after my second kiddo my body has never been the same. Also I was the first person in my family to find out that I have thyroid issues and then the rest of my family decided to see if they got it. My best advice is to be your own health advocate..speak up for yourself (repeatedly if need be) I hope that helps, I don’t have a lot of advice, I’m still learning and speaking up for myself..it’s been a long battle that I have won yet, I have good days (very few) and not so much. Unfortunately because most thyroid issues can’t be seen it’s hard for people to see and understand. I do hope you the best :)

[@sannahafiz7872]

I've been diagnosed with hypothyroidism since 12 or 13 years old and now I'm turning 18 this sept. I was shocked when you stated every symptom u had gone through cuz I went through the same too and even though I think my weight is average, I knew I had increased weight gain ever since being on the medicine and being diagnosed, hair fall out from my scalp and I get more acne when I keep forgetting to take my medicine and then taking it again. Recently I also found out I have high cholesterol which really upsetted me because even though I was doing everything I could and eating healthy and was not 'fat', I got cholesterol since each time I forgot to have my medicine, I didn't have that hormone of metabolism to break the fat from the food and that eventually gave me cholesterol. Like I went through a lot, even I went to the doctor to check up my heart and then eventually diagnosed with hypothyroid. Thank u soo much for posting this because I don't see a lot of influencers raising awareness. I relate to u soo much now as we even have the same struggles. Keep strong girl! We can all do this. this is a world full of tests being thrown at us financially, health wise, family and friend wise left right and centre but this world is not meant to be easy. Love you so much and stay strong

[@humanentity2214]

Very brave of you to share your story. My level was running around 300 when I was diagnosed. I'm a tennis player and this disease has effected by fitness, caused muscle and joint pain and mental fogginess. Taking medicine on time, drinking lots of water, practicing mindfulness meditation has helped. Good luck in your journey to better health 🙏

[@PedroLopez-jq6qx]

I was diagnosed on Thursday, and my levels are around 300. If you don't mind me asking, how much of the hormone are you taking?

[@christa-imani-blake]

😥😥 I hate hypothyroidism and everything that comes with it.. Especially the tiredness,memory loss and the emotionally part I cry for every and anything and my mood swings omg crazy😥😥

[@christa-imani-blake]

@Gen great thank you💕

[@franklindollars9212]

I'm really grateful to Dr Onyeneke on KZbin who cured me from hyperthyroidism with his natural roots and herbs herbal medicine don't be scared of the unknown give it a try today and you will see the greatness in natural medicine kzbin.info/door/5w6cJySjwsqevUmETSZoCg

[@trengbui2650]

that's true, i kept wondering why i cried so easily

[@wildworld4871]

Same here , I cry for anything . Look as a stupid person .

[@Befeelinandgivingoodenergies]

I'm sorry to hear you feel this way, I have been diagnosed with an underactive thyroid for nearly 20yrs, its only in the last year I've been paying closer attention to my diet - what I eat, what drink, I have reduced the caffeine I consume, I tend to go for high protein, low sugar, balanced diet. I have noticed my mood, supplements support, going out for walks as I find gentle and improved my mood, please be kind an take one day at a time a also try to change one or two things within your routine and see how you feel. Not sure how long you have been diagnosed but it does get better over time as you learn what works for you and more importantly what doesn't. If you ever need to talk. Don't hesitate and try hate towards yourself this will just make you feel worse. Your thyroid is part of you (just like your lungs or your liver) it just doesn't work properly.

[@talahammad8393]

this is what’s happening with me recently, I literally cry every single day because of that , but I didn’t think it’s because there’s sth wrong, after watching this video I’m sure there’s sth wrong , thank you ! ❤️

[@baletommy7320]

Am permanently cured from hypothyroidism after applying herbal healing remedy from Dr iyaremoses on KZbin channel what a grate doc..

[@SydnieLuvsBeauty]

I had my entire thyroid removed when I was six. I literally feel the exact same as you and although I hate someone else has to go through what I went through, its comforting listening to you say the same things I've experienced. Sometimes its difficult to explain because you think youre slightly crazy but its reassuring hearing it from you.

[@aissatoudieng6653]

Sidney Helton i was also diagnosed when I was 7 and seeing this comment just reminded me that I am not the only one that was dealing with this issue since they were a kid

[@SydnieLuvsBeauty]

@@aissatoudieng6653 Yes! Glad to hear from you(:

[@aissatoudieng6653]

Sidney Helton 🙏🏾💕💕

[@pnamuwaya]

Having thyroid problems really disrupts you a lot. Thanks for sharing. Watching your video now a third time and every time I identify myself with a new symptom. Cannot believe I am suffering for 15 years and have not gotten the hang of it yet. Today was seeing a doctor, I have gained weight 10 kgs in since feb 2020t Approx 0.5 every week, her first thought is eat less, if it was that and at my age then my weight would have gone haywire by now. Such narrow mindedness drives me nuts. I had to explain to het that every time my body seems strange it is always due to changes in my T3 and T4 levels, that is when she ordered tests, An overhaul in health system now my new doc is clueless of underlying symptoms and i had to request for vitamin tests and hormone tests. I was so angry. Thanks for sharing and please all who are going through this insist and read it helps before you see your doctor.

[@lindsayrobinson6046]

Please demand that you get a referral to see an endocrinologist

[@olalincoln246]

I have literally just been diagnosed and everything you completely resonates with me! I have just brushed things off or put things down as assuming everyone had it. My memory loss is terrible, I have total brain fog and I can forget what I’m saying halfway through a sentence. I am also so tired all the time. It’s insane! I also didn’t know my mum had it until I was diagnosed and she told me. Thank you so much for posting this! X x

[@cyborgdandelion]

Found out from my doctor the other day that I have an enlarged thyroid and watching your video really helped me validate the symptoms I've been experiencing. Hoping for a proper diagnosis soon. Thank you for this video, it really helped me

[@taylorblakemore1603]

crying watching this video, I was just diagnosed with this and just knowing that THIS is why I’ve felt this way, and that others relate is so comforting to hear. THANK YOU for this video

[@taradical]

i cant express to you enough how much i’m ugly sobbing through this video because i found someone who FINALLY understands. i have hashimotos. i’m exhausted 24/7. i push myself beyond belief because i have to work, i have to pay bills.. but my body’s begging me for a break. i have terrifying panic attacks all the time. i have pretty much all of the symptoms. and i just wanna be okay.

[@honeylemon5960]

Hi Olena! I've been suffering from hypothyroidism since I was 11. I'm 26 right now and for me the hardest part of it has always been the memory loss and gaining weight. Having memory loss really sucks because I don't want people to think I'm not paying attention to what they say, it's just something that we can't control and it's frustrating. On the other hand it didn't help that people laughed at me when I was a child because I was overweight. It really, really sucks sometimes and even after so many years taking my medicine and living with this illness I'm still making mistakes like eating breakfast right after taking my medicine instead of waiting an hour, but it's all about doing your best and even if it's hard sometimes, you end up learning to live with it. You can! ♥️

[@jessic88a]

Thank you for sharing 💕 Waiting for my blood results and feel quite worried, but hearing from you, another young woman, that you’re feeling better is helping me feel less anxious. Hope you’ve found good balance with your meds by now xx

[@cheriesergio7312]

You hit all the feels when you said you thought you were just lazy. That's where i am. Just had bloodwork done on Friday and getting a Thyroid ultrasound soon. My Thyroid is swollen. You are so sweet. Thank you for this video💜

[@questforblueskies7391]

3 min in and I'm identifying hard girl. I'm on the beginning end of taking my medication regularly, diagnosed 2 years ago, and repeatedly stopped my medication like it slipped out of my routine. Thank you for making this video

[@Battyxdarko]

*hugs* Literally dealing with all of this. I was diagnosed back in 2012, and didn't take it seriously thus stopping my medication. I can't wait to start back on tomorrow, because the damage done is beyond what I knew possible and the "life" I live today is nothing of a life at all. It's wonderful you're sharing your story and spreading awareness, and I Thank You for that.

[@jimcarryz1876]

When you were talking about being fatigue everyday and it being a challenge just to get up and trying to tell yourself that everyone goes through this. I really felt that. I just got diagnosed today and it really gave me my answer to a lot of my problems

[@Miguel-Migs]

It took the VA 10 years for them to figure out I had Hypothyroidism. Even after they finally diagnosed me after 5 months, they refused to treat me. After 14 years of suffering from the symptoms, a near death experience, 5 hospitalizations and 17 trips to the ER... I am just starting to feel better. You are not alone my dear! Something they also don’t tell you is that IBS, Hypothyroidism and Lactose intolerance has a direct correlation to Gluten Intolerance. Both Synthroid and Amour Thyroid have gluten. I had to switch to NP thyroid.

[@cecilliali6858]

I got diagnosed ever since I was three along with type 1 diabetes. I'm so glad people can relate to your videos and I'm happy this community can be together and be strong :)

[@melybel79]

Thanks for sharing your story. I hope you continue to win the war against hypo. I’ve been on meds for 15 years. I’m 44 now and even though my meds are working, I do feel like we hypo patients have to try extra hard to maintain/lose weight, manage stress, ensure we get enough quality sleep, eat right, and exercise. We have to do these things almost perfectly, whereas it does seem as though others don’t have quite the same struggle. But your advice to take breaks, do what you can, take the pressure off, and not compare yourself to others is spot on. I think you’ve got a good start to your journey. Wishing you good health, peace, and love.

[@wendybgray544]

I have been dealing with it for several years and even though my levels are good the symptoms never go away for me. God bless you ❤️

[@michaelbishop5913]

Hey Wendy the FATHER has heard your prayers and I’m your sign to HEAR his WORD please msg me soul to soul my sister would love to help and give you the answers you deserve to feel better

[@TayDaley]

I’ve been dealing with this for years but just got diagnosed a couple weeks ago. I had been tested before but they didn’t test enough things or maybe the levels weren’t as bad as they are now. It sucks being so tired I can barely get out of bed and I’m watching your video at like 930 and I’ve been fighting dozing off since 9! Just like you said. Thank you for sharing your story as it helps me feel not so alone 😔

[@cactusbug]

Im so sorry you had to go through this, it really sucks- i was told I had hypothyroid in high school at 18 yrs old. My symptoms were similar- excessive loss of hair, horrible- carrying an elephant fatigue- just standing was so draining- and boy the trash can! I was barely able to drag it and was out of breath afterwards, and not to mention that I wasn't sleeping well- like as soon as I touched my pillow I would fall asleep but then I would wake up 2 or 3 hours later (insomnia) and wasn't able to go back to sleep. And if I did sleep I didn't get to that "rest or 3rd" stage of sleep so it felt like I was waking up as soon as I had fallen asleep and the next day I was like "seriously? I just fell asleep!" I felt like a dead person walking, The only thing I looked forward to as soon as I woke was getting back in bed at night after school. And the depression was so bad- everything that I once enjoyed my thyroid put it in a bag like a thief and threw it out the window. My memory loss was crazy too. I had all A's the first year of high school and then it turned to C's, D's, and F's my senior year. It felt like I had a memory mind wipe. I forgot how to do the most simplest math problems- I felt so horrible because since I was sick and didn't know it I was incapable of doing the easy things and didn't know why- So don't apologize for crying girl

[@sharadyadav345]

I am 18, I was diagnosed a few days ago, currently on medications. Does it get better? Will I still have these shitty symptoms after sometime?

[@nova1935]

You’re video is helping me so much. I’m going through so much hospital testing and stuff right now. They think I have hypothyroidism. I understand the fatigue. I get super tired just walking to the bathroom. It feels so overwhelming and I can barely handle it. And I’m hoping I’m able to find out soon everything. Thank you so much! It helps to know that I’m not alone. Cause it always feels like you are.

[@nova1935]

@Gen thank you so much

[@trishaford1947]

i was born with congenital hypothyroidism and to this day i still find myself struggling to cope with the symptoms sometimes. i’ve been flip flopping between being over medicated and under medicated for the past 2 years. i feel for you!! it can be so hard, especially suffering between depression and anxiety! it can get super discouraging but there’s a light at the end of the tunnel! with dedication and being in the right health care hands, eventually we can get our body’s back on track!!

[@dianewilliams9729]

This video was five years ago so hope you are doing so much better. My doctor told me to take my thyroid medicine in the middle of the night and my gastro doctor (I also have celiac) had told me that I should sit up for thirty minutes after taking any medicine so my sleep schedule was really messed up. I decided to stay up until 1 am to take the medicine so I get to bed at 1:30 which doesn’t seem so disruptive to a sound sleep and I do not wake up in the middle of the night wondering if I forgot to take the thyroid medicine.

[@SS-zm9tl]

Thank you for sharing your experience. My labs tell me I have a thyroid problem, but I have not been diagnosed yet. Hashimoto’s runs in my family, so I knew about it for years. I just thought since I surpassed my mom and sister who had it at about the same age that I was spared. Not the case possibly now. There are physicians out there that still don’t understand this condition well as well as Hospitals as I was going in to the ER with bad heart palpitations and they never pulled a thyroid antibodies test or anything to do with my thyroid on me only TSH. My heart palpitations have subsided now, but now I am fatigued, cold extremities, brain fog and memory loss and unbalanced. Be your own advocate. Pneumonia may have set mine off, and I was diagnosed with fatty liver which will take time to correct. There is so much to understand about this disease.

[@ericamasterson7126]

2.5 years going to an endocrinologist. 2 years hypo and 6 months hyper. I feel your pain. Your thyroid regulates everything and knocks everything off. Thanks for speaking about it not many people do❤️

[@SuperKaBlooey]

I'm a 26 year old male, and I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism a couple years ago. Like you, I also struggled with anxiety for a long time before getting my diagnoses. General practitioners usually detect hypothyroidism by noticing that the patient's thyroid-stimulating-hormone levels are dramatically elevated. TSH levels only become elevated in patients who have hypothyroidism because their thyroid has stopped secreting sufficient levels of the T4 hormone. Because hypothyroidism is usually detected through TSH levels, rather than the actual culprit, T4 levels, I wonder how long I had hypothyroidism for without it being diagnosed with it. I struggled with chronic exhaustion and anxiety for about 6 years before receiving my hypothyroidism diagnosis. I did notice my short-term memory improved after being on my levothyroxine prescription for about a year. Studies show that hypothyroidism, depending on how long it was left untreated and how severe it was, often leads to a 13% decrease in the volume of the hippocampus, a region of the brain responsible for short-term memory, learning, spatial awareness, among other things. Some studies I looked at concluded that this loss of volume in the hippocampus could be repaired over time. Other studies doubted that the damage could be repaired. If anyone has any more insight into how hypothyroidism affects the hippocampus and whether the damage can be repaired through one taking their medication properly, I would love to hear it. I do wonder if I should see an endocrinologist just to make sure I don't have any other issues going on in my endocrine system.

[@opaquemidnight3160]

What an in depth and insightful deduction . Im a 22 year old male and am getting my testosterone and thyroid checked in the next few weeks. I can 100% related to always being tired, depression , anxiety , irritability, constant hot flushes even when it's freezing cold etc I think this illness is rare in men and more common is women but it's comforting to see someone who has gone through it. But that information you typed in your comment was great. Any more would be greatly appreciated

[@rebeccasermiot8567]

This is currently happening to me and I have a family history with thyroid through my mom. I’m so happy more people are talking about it. ❤️ wish you the best with your journey.

[@lebhotshorty]

The memory loss is so insane, I’m 23 and still trying to figure out what medications to take 😕

[@Bettyeditscreates]

I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism when I was 17. I didn’t noticed it myself that I had changed but my mother did because she has the same thing. I lost a lot of friends because of it because nobody really understood me. It’s not easy but I always try my best to keep pushing forward. At this very moment I have not been taking care of myself and I don’t take my meds daily. I am really grateful that you posted this video I know much more about hypothyroidism and how I can take of it! Much love for those who deal with the same ❤️ always keep pushing

[@juliettemccartney]

I was diagnosed with Graves’ Disease in 2016. One of the hardest things I’ve ever been through. Thank you for sharing 💕💕

[@Mariamatters96]

You have no idea how much I felt the high concern and how low you felt about having no energy and thinking this is how people feel! Thank you for making this video! I found out I have the same condition as you today. We can get thru this!

[@kaylyncolon4487]

I know what you're going through, I've had it for 15 years almost and I am 22. I've had hypothyroidism most of my life. It's a struggle. It has def takin a tole on my body. If you ever need someone to talk to. I'm always open! ❤️️❤️️ Don't ever let it stop you from chasing your dream.

[@AlmightySsssrt]

How long does it take u to get back feeling better

[@Alexa_B3]

I am going through this currently and possibly getting tests done today to see if I have it, but hearing you say all of the same things that I’m going through makes me want to cry because I finally don’t feel alone. I’m so glad that I found this video! I hope you are feeling much better these 3 years later 🤍

[@helenross7751]

Completely understand as I was diagnosed with Graves’ disease / Hyperthyroidism 3 years ago after suffering for 12 months prior . It has been a long journey and now after RAI I am taking Thyroxine and hoping my body settles and gets used to the medication without too many problems and weight gain . It is a very emotional journey to can definitely relate , all the best xx

[@shareenasz5745]

I feel your pain I have been through same it's hard but keep going girl lots of love and prayers with you God bless.

[@vaishnavig7529]

Me too I am also going through this situation u know I feel more pain while studying and I am not understand things better oh my God it kills me 😔

[@fanniestillwell1445]

I feel your pain!! I’m a mom and dealing with this is so hard. Sometimes It’s like I’m the only one who understands and mine actually lead to heart problems. I’ve dealt with so much from it and I’m still dealing with it but I decided to start researching it and trying to find the best way to cope with it. I understand the sleeping & having to stop when you wanna keep going, the doctors, the dry skin it’s just over whelming at times!! But I’m pray for us and our fight against it! I’m happy I’m not alone . I miss myself being fine and before this but it’s depressing thinking about it and the symptoms. My weight gain is crazy and I eat healthy but it’s not changing so I’m not gonna just sit on it I’m gonna do as much as I can to get better!

[@pixiesnow]

all of the symptoms I am experiencing for the past two weeks, this video gave it all. I had an online consultation last week and my doctor said that I might have it. But I am having second opinion and it's gonna be on Monday. And I am getting ready for what she has to say. Because my first doctor didn't know if I have it or arrhythmia. You know that feeling when you'ree dying to know what's happening to you, to your body and you just wanna know what is it. So whatever it is I am ready. Just because I don't have to think much about like "what is it?" "am I going to wake up again tomorrow?" "is it deadly?" So yeah, wish me luck!

[@everythinginshee8219]

Omg story or my life. I literally was so overwhelmed and tired and could not concentrate or focus at all I also have hypothyroidism. Being a single mother of two kids I was crying wondering what’s going on . Thank you for this video I can complete relate

[@humanity_bear]

Bless you! I've had half of my thyroid removed 2014 when I was 16 years old, had a tumor on it that was growing rapidly :/ Ever since the surgery I have been dealing with memory loss (brain fog) and some unfortunate weight gain :( Sometimes I wish I could go back in time to prevent that tumor from ever growing! Sending you lots and lots of love from Germany

[@kellycruzes1825]

I understand what you're going through. I was diagnosed with hypothyroidism at 10 years old. I'm 30 now & unfortunately you'll have good days & bad days but its important to never give up!! I watch Dr. Westin Childs on KZbin & he is awesome to hopefully answer any questions you have in mind.

[@lilmimi018232]

I have pcos means polycystic ovarian syndrome were both of my ovaries are covered with baby cystic not fair I had it since 2007 I gain weight big time and i give up on my self and I finally I ate healthy last year I was doing low carb a d drinking lots and lots of water and in 3 months I lost 42 pounds I was blown away and my body went to normal were I was able have periods and and 2 month later I was pregnant with my baby I always wanted and but I lost the baby i was 3 months pregnant broke my heart and still this day working loosing more weight because I gain half my weight back and my cyst came back again made me mad but I'm only one can do it I am trying work on it again I really want to be healthy and happy loose weight and try again have that baby bout God on my side he knows what best for me in the future...

[@clarissamck]

Check out dailyketosis on Instagram. I love her. She has the same issues so you may identify with her.

[@hannahdorsey9761]

I have PCOS and hypothyroidism 😣

[@janeshersher7725]

Thyroid meds can help with preventing miscarriages

[@lilmimi018232]

@@janeshersher7725 did not know that wow.

[@Marty_eli]

Girl I feel you! Fellow coffee addict, and feeling “lazy”! Im a teacher, so yea my job is that exhausting… but I’m constantly tired and even falling asleep at the wheel. I’ve been having to call people lately to stay up coming home from work.. but after I got diagnosed everything made sense! Literally got diagnosed last week. So here I go, I hope it gets better for you! Praying for you!

[@nikkibayo]

I was just diagnosed last week. Just picked up my prescription of Levothyroxine this afternoon. Will start it tomorrow morning. How are you doing now?

[@Gamecocklady87]

Omg how about the “always being eternally cold” symptom! Gah that one is always the one the comes out when it’s time to up my dose on meds.

[@dbnd2240]

Yes! That was my hallmark symptom decades before I was officially diagnosed.

[@michaelbishop5913]

If you want help with that msg me please soul to soul free knowledge up to you what you do with it after

[@Mel-os3ld]

@@michaelbishop5913 like what please??

[@michaelbishop5913]

@@Mel-os3ld do you have it or someone you know ? If so msg my email [e-mail]

[@nicoleurbanski2844]

You got this love! We are all in this together. This disease hits you like a wave with its ups and downs and at times it’s exhausting to stay strong. Thank you for the inspiration to keep pushing forward even when it feels like all hope is lost 💪🏼

[@IsadellaEstelPolanco]

Well, I just realized today that I was taking my medicine all wrong. My doctor didn't explained it to me. 🥺🥺🥺 Now I will take it right. I was recently diagnosed almost a year ago. So I'm new to it. But what you said was so relatable. Especially the feeling lazy part. I would try but I would become so tired easily and people that don't have a chronic illness just don't get what is like to have a sick body and think one is lazy. Also the whole sleeping through alarms is super real to me. I can easily sleep 10 to 13 hours without an alarm to wake me. Hold on girl. We are all in this together.

[@realitydoinz9656]

HERBAL REMEDY CURED ME PERMANENTLY FROM HYPOTHYROIDISM PREPARED BY DR IYAREMOSES ON KZbin CHANNEL..

[@angierains8413]

Thank you so much for telling your story. It feels good to know that other people are having the same symptoms as I do and to know I'm not going crazy. It's a health issue.

[@gabrieleboddor3116]

The herbal remedies I got from Dr iyaremoses on KZbin was indeed helpful, I finally got rid of PCOS.

[@KatrinaFelix]

You're so pretty!! I was just diagnosed with hypothyroidism a couple of days ago... It sucks 😕

[@lexylexx5647]

Me too 2 days ago

[@KatrinaFelix]

@@lexylexx5647 Ugh it sucks. Turns out I have Hashimotos 🙁

[@gracemata3843]

Me too 4 mnths ago i feel miserable

[@Shayne_T]

I'm sorry, it's not easy. I have to eat very strict diet, which I'm okay with, it's healthier. I don't love having to take my t3 medication everyday, it doesn't always absorb the exact same everyday.

[@Shayne_T]

@@gracemata3843 I'm sorry. Have you looked in to the carnivore way of eating? it's helped me so much.

[@erika_jpg]

Thank you for making this video. It means so much to hear another young person talk about it. Makes me feel valid and less alone. I got diagnosed with Hashimoto’s in January after 6 months of extreme symptoms. Thank you, thank you!!

[@ashlynrich8538]

Thank you for this, didn’t realize how much I needed to here this!! Know I know I’m not the only one experiencing these symptoms!!

[@ashlynrich8538]

Hear**

[@121376771]

I just went to the doctor literally TODAY for all these reasons. I have ignored everything my body has told me for almost 5 years. The appointment didn’t go well, I was in pain and denied the blood test. I got so worked up about the blood tests and all the medical information that was thrown at me. They had to stop and calm me down. I have a choice to make, let it go and try other methods or get the labs done and get answers. I’m so anxious about it, I don’t know what to do. Your video came at the right time. I hope you find some stability within this diagnosis. Sending love!

[@_liyah_5584]

Just got diagnosed and now I’m on synthroid! Ugh! Thanks for sharing your story, I’ve been worried that I’ve been exaggerating my fatigue

[@anitacobb7909]

I totally get your struggle...finally had my hormones tested earlier this year and am in the process of figuring out what meds to take. I haven't been officially diagnosed with anything yet by my doc but sounds like it may be what you have. Ya biggest thing is no energy and you know pple think your lazy but you aren't... you honestly wanna do more but you just need to sit and take a nap...the thought doing most things even exhausted me. The struggle is real. Good to spread awareness!

[@mckaylacollett4945]

I feel like you have stolen my identity lol. Everything you said I shook my head to agree! Brain fog, memory loss, anxiety and anxiousness. Check, check, check. I feel your pain for real.

[@baletommy7320]

Am permanently cured from hypothyroidism after applying herbal healing remedy from Dr iyaremoses on KZbin channel what a grate doc.

[@gloriasiess1129]

me too!

[@camillewestlund1514]

Oh my gosh. THIS VIDEO. Thank you for sharing your story! I was just diagnosed with hypothyroidism on Friday, legit 2 days ago, and I will be starting medicine on Tuesday. Both of my parents along with my aunt and cousin all have the same thing. I've known for years that something was not right with my body. Same situation as you. Exhausted every day even with plenty of sleep. Eating healthy, working out, etc. but just feeling foggy, memory loss, and just tired. I never knew other people didn't feel like this until I asked my husband how he felt daily. I've lost lots of hair and I never knew what it was from. Skin has always been dry, even after putting lotion. UGH JUST THE WORST. But it makes me feel soo much better hearing other people's stories and knowing that I wasn't going crazy for feeling this way. - Good luck on the rest of your journey!

[@jessicalynette612]

Thank you for this video. I have family members that have thyroid issues, and I have A LOT of the symptoms of hypothyroidism. But I always say I need to get tested, and then never remember when I am there. This video really hit home, and this is something I wont forget. So I really appreciate this message. I hope you start feeling better & better, as you learn more & more about this condition. 💜

[@kenzieaubrey7358]

Doctors needs to bring more awareness to this condition, and educate their patients with this condition more. Not everyone understands what’s happening to their body and it’s very tiring and hard to deal with. I know for me its a constant struggle to find what works for me and trying to be patient with myself, also find out what foods don’t make me feel tired.