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Top 13 Most Relatable Articles About Having Hypothyroidism

Top 13 Most Relatable Articles About Having Hypothyroidism

This post lists all of my top articles and blog posts that provide honest and relatable accounts of having hypothyroidism.

After all, hearing other peoples’ experiences can be hugely reassuring and comforting. Knowing that you are not alone in what you experience and that a community of other people going through the same is out there, can be really powerful.

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So, Here Are My Top 13 Most Relatable Articles:

  1. 14 Signs I Had a Thyroid Condition
  2. Grieving For Who You Were Before You Had Hypothyroidism
  3. How ‘Thyroid Tired’ Is Different to ‘Normal Tired’
  4. When Thyroid Disease Changes Your Personality (but in a good way!)
  5. 7 Things My Hypothyroidism Isn’t
  6. Struggling with Housework as a Thyroid Patient
  7. Worrying That Brain Fog Makes Me Look Incompetent at Work
  8. What Thyroid Flare Ups Feel Like
  9. 11 Things People Get Wrong About Me Having Hypothyroidism
  10. Waking up Feeling More Tired or Not Refreshed
  11. Having Blips in Your Health
  12. Catching an Illness When You Already Have Hypothyroidism
  13. An Open Letter: “Dear Doctor, It’s Not All in My Head”

You can also read all about how to thrive with hypothyroidism and Hashimoto’s in my books:

Be Your Own Thyroid Advocate Book Girl Holding

 

Be Your Own Thyroid Advocate: When You’re Sick and Tired of Being Sick and Tired

 

 

 

You, Me and Hypothyroidism Book CoupleYou, Me and Hypothyroidism: When Someone You Love Has Hypothyroidism – Understanding Hypothyroidism and How Your Relationship Can Still Thrive

Which of these articles do you find the most helpful when it comes to finding relatable experiences? Let me know in the comments. 

About Author

Rachel Hill is the highly ranked and multi-award winning thyroid patient advocate, writer, speaker and author behind The Invisible Hypothyroidism. Her thyroid advocacy work includes writing articles, authoring books, producing her Thyroid Family email newsletters and speaking on podcasts and at events about the many aspects thyroid disease affects and how to overcome these. She is well-recognised as a crucial and influential contributor to the thyroid community and has a large social media presence. Her bestselling books include "Be Your Own Thyroid Advocate" and "You, Me and Hypothyroidism".

1 Comment

  • jenny Reid
    March 7, 2023 at 9:21 am

    Rachels articles and advice have been a godsend, you are right we do have to be our own advocate regarding how we feel, and how we are treated

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