Originally published on 21st February 2019 Last updated on 22nd April 2024 Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, most often referred to as just Hashimoto’s, is an autoimmune disease and considered to be the most common cause of Hypothyroidism (at around 90%), yet thyroid…
Originally published on 21st August 2018 Last updated on 25th March 2024 So many thyroid patients struggle to build a good relationship with a good doctor. As I’ve talked about before, it can be tricky to find a doctor who…
Originally published on 12th May 2016 Last updated on 19th January 2024 Hashimoto’s is the most common cause of hypothyroidism. This autoimmune disease, which causes the immune system to attack the thyroid gland, accounts for approximately 90% of all cases of…
I was really surprised to receive the news that I’m a finalist again for the Social Health Awards this year (previously known as WEGO Health Awards), for the award “Social Media Master”.
To My 2020 Baby, What a year it has been. It started with excitement to meet you and then, before not too long, we finally met. One final push, you took your first breath, I scooped you up in my…
I’m so shocked to receive the news today that I’ve been chosen as a finalist in the WEGO Health Awards 2020 for The Invisible Hypothyroidism’s Facebook page and group!
I have said often that mental health and wellbeing are a big, though not often spoken about, part of being a thyroid patient. When your physical health takes a nosedive, mental health is often not far behind and so finding…
Read the last blog in this series. I have some exciting news to share today… After the last few months being so up and down regarding figuring out what I was going to do with my thyroid medication situation, I…
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“Highly Sensitive Person.” It doesn’t mean what you initially think from the name. A HSP isn’t just highly sensitive in terms of being overly emotional. No, high sensitivity refers to the deep sensory processing of everything.
