Post by Ashropshirelady on May 29, 2013 19:08:53 GMT
Many thyroid patients simply don't feel well. Despite being diagnosed and treated, you still feel tired, or depressed, or anxious, or have weight and sleep problems, hair loss, and other symptoms and challenges that affect your quality of life on a daily basis.
As a thyroid patient, the first people you blame may be your doctors and health care practitioners.
But in the end, that may not be helping you truly move forward, and figure out how to feel well. Yes, it's easy to blame the medical world, but when it comes to your health, in the end, you bear responsibility. As the old saying goes, "the buck stops here."
Before you get too up in arms, let's take a look at the five reasons why your poor thyroid health could be your own fault!
thyroid.about.com/od/thyroidbasicsthyroid101/a/Five-Reasons-Your-Poor-Thyroid-Health-Could-Be-Your-Fault.htm
As a thyroid patient, the first people you blame may be your doctors and health care practitioners.
But in the end, that may not be helping you truly move forward, and figure out how to feel well. Yes, it's easy to blame the medical world, but when it comes to your health, in the end, you bear responsibility. As the old saying goes, "the buck stops here."
Before you get too up in arms, let's take a look at the five reasons why your poor thyroid health could be your own fault!
thyroid.about.com/od/thyroidbasicsthyroid101/a/Five-Reasons-Your-Poor-Thyroid-Health-Could-Be-Your-Fault.htm
