#Hashimoto disease
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neutralmilfhote1111 · 27 days ago
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every time I start to feel better I am given a new physical ailment which means a new diagnosis which means even more grief for my perception of what my adult life would look like lmao. one day i may have almost no physical function and i won't even get to achieve any of my dreams like grad school or traveling. it's so hard to not be depressed or hopeless when I work so hard to get better and only get worse.
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sintanic · 3 months ago
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you call it mentally and chronically ill, I call it getting most out of the 130€/month I pay for health insurance taxes 😎
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thoughtssssssssssss · 1 year ago
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How do u not crave sweet? I’m losing my mind. I didn’t know how much birth control was helping for my pcos. I’m literally losing my shit right now. But at the same time I don’t want to take brith control for the rest of my life.
Istg this sendromes and diseases are fucking annoying
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spoonfulofhannah · 1 month ago
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I wish all chronically ill and disabled people a very “doctors listening to you” November
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synaspensprungvomdorf · 1 year ago
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What really interesting is on Hashimoto disease is, you can be plus size or totally thin. Some want to lose weight other want to gain some.
So this whole thin is healthy don't work.
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emmuffins · 1 year ago
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I don’t WANT to lie around all day. It’s not “relaxing” or “peaceful” or “restorative”; I’m Miserable.
I WANT to be at my job.
I WANT to hang out with my friends.
I WANT to clean the apartment.
I WANT to FEEL BETTER.
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untypicalcomfort · 1 year ago
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Me: I don't think my chronic illness is bad today! :D I mean I just have a little pain—
Me as soon as I get home:
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charlies-a-ghost · 2 months ago
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what do I say when it will never get better
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blitzsicedcoffee · 2 months ago
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So let's see, what can I do to manage my chronic conditions:
-Destress (HAH uhhh we live in capitalism)
-Try a diet designed to get rid of inflammation (okay but how do I do that on $200 a month, I'm poor)
-Get mild exercise (Okay if my heart could stop having palpitations and my fatigue could let me I would)
-Have healthcare (easier said than done, especially if you don't live in a state with easy Medicaid)
-Apply for Disability (LMAO like it's easy)
I'm not even making excuses. This is real fucking life.
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sunflowerinpearls · 15 days ago
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And I ended up with Autoimmune Hashimoto's Disease from Long Covid that occurred from October-December 2020
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beetusbritt · 12 days ago
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swagging-back-to · 3 months ago
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it should be a cut and dry case if you go to a restaurant and get glutened by them. and by case i mean criminal. not just suing for damages and distress.
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chronic-melon · 19 days ago
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Hi melon patch :) I’m a streamer, but I’m also a huge disability advocate. I wanted to create a space where I could chat about my medical struggles as well as the way I manage symptoms, how I’m doing day by day, and the things I think about. I’ll share about my interests as well, but I felt I needed a platform just to talk about being disabled. Just wanted to say hi to the community :) 🍈
Stability score today: 3/5
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spoonfulofhannah · 1 month ago
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Fatigue feels like you have sandbags tied to your feet while trying to walk. It feels like you haven’t slept in weeks. It feels like gravity is pulling you down. It feels like cotton balls are in your head, clouding everything.
Fatigue is NOT the equivalent to being tired.
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bunnyseahorse-blog · 7 months ago
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me: hey faulty thyroid have some meds
thyroid: no work. Low levels.
my doctor: Increase dose?
thyroid: your heart is racing
doctor: let’s go down
thyroid: I’m so low that your sick
Doctor: Heart is good. Go up on dose and wait?
Thyroid: I am very high in some categories and much too low in others
doctor: huh? Lol wait what??
me: balls!
Doctor: putting you on wait list for expensive and scary endocrinologist.
thyroid: hehe. I win
Update: my endocrinologist is super nice! We found the right dosage. My Hashimoto’s is in remission and I’m feeling pretty good. I have some cysts on my thyroid but they are not cancerous and are super tiny. I’m still having some problems with my vitamin levels and a few hormone imbalances but everything is better overall and we are still problem solving.
Being able to whine about my process was cathartic. Thanks yall
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disabled-models · 4 months ago
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Mia Castro, a model with Hashimoto’s Disease, Hypermobile Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (hEDS), and Tarsal Coalition.
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