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Mon, Apr-12-04, 15:52

missy7938

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Plan: Atkins
Stats: 300/236/180 Female 70"

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Location: Maine

chilled to the bone!

I have hypothyroidism and take .1 synthroid a day. I have been easily chilled since I was a kid, but since starting induction I have been chilled to the bone. I have to sleep with my electric blanket on at night and have to wear a sweater all the time. Is anyone else experiencing this? I am wondering if I need to have my synthroid adjusted as I lose weight.

Missy

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