This week is dragging its lazy butt yet somehow…it’s Thursday already. And holy shit, I have not posted since Sunday. It’s not for a lack of things to say, believe me. But every single time I’ve gone to write a post, my fingers freeze over the keyboard. Then, inevitably, I log off. Why bother? If [...]
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May 13th, 2010 
admin It’s Not Me, It’s My Thyroid And That Is So NOT Reassuring
April 2nd, 2010 admin I’ve gained 25 pounds since last July. Twenty. Five. Pounds. Even worse? I’ve gained 45 pounds in two years. Forty. Five. Fricking. Pounds. I went from a six to a I’msureashellnottelling. My husband has a fat wife. My kids have a fat mom. The worse part is…I have a fat me. I’m stuck in a [...]
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Tags: graves disease, hyperthyroid, self confidence shot, weight gain 
22 Comments »The Insanity Must Be Stopped
March 1st, 2010 admin My name is Melissa and I’m a lazyoholic. OK. Perhaps that’s not the exact and appropriate word to best describe me. I like to think of it more as a lack of communication between my mind and my body. My mind will be screaming at my body to hop on the treadmill. After all, my [...]
Posted in my life Tags: being lazy, graves disease, heart disease, hyperthyroid, needing to get into shape 19 Comments »Roll With It, Baby
February 28th, 2010 admin I’m crossing my fingers, toes, eyes and whatever else I can cross, in hopes that things are settling down in my life and I can squeeze a relate-able, decently spelled and grammatically correct blogpost out. So here is what’s up in my world. Trust me, it’s not so exciting. My mom, after having a heart [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Tags: graves disease, h1n1 shot, kids, life, son flunking 8th grade 14 Comments »To My Thyroid, Piss Off AKA…A Little Bit About My Troubles
February 24th, 2010 admin Thyroid dear, I have a bit of an issue to discuss with you. You see, I’m not sure what happened between us that made you decide to curse me. But, you did. That was very passive-aggressive of you. Don’t you think, darling thyroid, that perhaps we should have had a little chat first? A heart [...]
