Do you need a miracle?
This weekend I remember my first miracle.
Many years ago I was flying in a small plane with my friend Doug who was the pilot. It was after midnight and it had just rained. We were attempting to land in the city of Worthington. The airport was covered with a thick blanket of fog. No one was at this small airport to give us direction.
We lowered our plane into the fog to circle and look for the airport. We did this three times and found nothing. It was like flying into a solid white wall. When there is no visual reference you can get vertigo in a matter of a few minutes. One can be flying sideways or upside down and not even realize it.
Doug was worried. He apologized for taking off in the first place. We should not have been flying in such weather. I felt calm and told Doug that God had a plan for our lives and we would live to effect the lives of others in a positive way.
A fourth time we descended into the fog to look. We were so low we buzzed a house. I could see the outline of the shingles. Then we crossed the runway. I thought, "We are actually going to make it!" Doug banked the plane to the left. Once we completed the turn we would be lined up to land.
In the turn we were again flying into the fog. We looked for the lights of the runway. I looked over at Doug. He had blacked out. I starred at the controls. I had no idea how to land this thing.
I don't remember the impact. My next memory was waking up still in my seat. However my seat had moved. It was now where the right wing used to be. The door to the plane was open in front of me. I sat right behind it with my feet sticking straight out underneath it and into a fleshly planted corn field. I was fine.
Both wings and the engine were gone. Doug's seat too had separated from the floor and he was laying sideways on the cockpit floor. He was in shock. He knew his name, mine, and nothing else.
We spent the night in the hospital and left in the morning. Just before leaving my friend, Karen called. She and her husband, Loren were driving while we were flying. She had been asleep and woke up having dreamt that Doug and I were unable to find the airport in heavy fog and land. They stopped the car and prayed for us.
Do you need a miracle? You can have one. You can have more than one. I have witnessed many in my life. Do you know someone who does? You can manifest a miracle for others just as Loren and Karen did. Miracles do happen.
Do you need a miracle?
My wife has been suffering from Hashimoto AutoImmune Disease for 9 years and NO docs seem to care or simply don’t know what to do. Her hormones are off and her Chronic Fatigue is literally killing her. To make matters worse, in 2019 she got sick from what seemed to be the typical stomach bug and 2 days later completely lost all functionality in her left ear (with the exception of severe tinnitus) and now her right ear is gradually going. It’s been FAR too long like this. We have prayed this whole time that we either find a Endocrinologist, Nutritionist, or anybody that can help for that matter. Anything helps guys!!!
No sugar, no bread, no potatoes or rice. No starches. She will know the level of hormone she needs and could probably teach doctors how to prescribe. She needs to be the beverage queen. Soups are good! Carnivore diet. Meat cheese eggs. Keep the body alkaline. Vinegar. Swig it!
Idk what it’s called. A negative diet? Pull back on everything and then find out what works. Example: chocolate birthday cake slice put me down for two and a half days.
Hashimo are way sensitive to sugar and starches. Focus on protein.
I have Hashimoto's as well. Diagnosed nearly 2 years ago. But it took me 10 years to find someone who would listen to me! :-( Diet is SUPER important, to keep the inflammation down. Jmricht is right. Keto/carnivore diet. And drink lots of water! Get a water filter/pitcher that alkalinzes your water. I found a great one on Amazon for under $40. Lemon in your water is great, too. And raw apple cider vinegar, preferably organic. Take a tablespoon or so in the morning and evening.
YOU CAN HAVE "NORMAL" THYROID LEVELS AND STILL HAVE HASHIMOTO'S! I can't stress this enough. Most endocrinologists don't even recognize Hashi's as an autoimmune disorder, let alone treat it. :-( Your wife needs to be on BRAND NAME Synthroid, not the generic. TSH levels should be between 1-2.
Mental/emotional stress can bring on Hashii flare-ups. I finally decided that my health is more important, and I made several changes both at work and at home to alleviate stress. Also, your emotional support is so very needed. Hashimoto's is a misunderstood disease, and it's hard to explain the pain flares all through your body, the crippling fatigue, the brain fog that accompanies your everyday existence. Be patient. It sounds like you're already trying to help her, which is wonderful. It's a difficult condition to manage.
Where do you live? Keep us updated, and I will keep you and your wife in my prayers. May I have her first name? She will feel SO much better if she gets on Synthroid, changes her diet, and alleviates stress.
God bless both of you!
26 years in. My advice, if you go up a dose, don’t go down. Will cause sadness, big time.
Synthroid?
https://www.bitchute.com/video/r6ETkXjKXyQ0/
Connection between Hashimoto's and celiac.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/r6ETkXjKXyQ0/
Connection between Hashimoto's and celiac.
Ok, I’m going to say it. I’ve been dosing ivermectin and it’s helping.
Hashimoto doesn’t go away. I’ve tried to back off of Synthroid and it doesn’t work.
This was my senior thesis. Hashimotos.
Tinnitus. Yes. Ivermectin is helping my ear nose throat thing.
Keep in contact, please. I will help with any questions she may have. Quality of life is kind of a big deal.
Thank you. I WILL!
How has ivermectin helped you with Hashi's? Thanks for all your info.
Ear nose throat problems have gone away. I don’t think it has anything to do with hashimotos.
Oh ok. Hubby is having major sinus problems. I finally convinced him to take IVM. Too soon to tell yet if it's helping.
We honestly just need the right set of panels or tests, or whatever, to get the ball rolling. She’s not even on any meds
I remember crying in relief getting medication. If she’s been diagnosed, start at .25 mmg. That’s the lowest dose.
Yes! Me too.
What's her tsh ‽ have they tried giving t3 in combo? Women in childbearing years levels should be between 1 -2. Anything over that makes me feel like shit and sleep all day. Fi d a doc that will get her in that range
Blood test for TSH, T3 and T4. How is she diagnosed and not medicated? Her thyroid does not work. Her immune system killed it. It’s genetic. Just know your wife’s immune system is strong as f.
If she doesn’t get medication, she will go into or is probably in hibernation like a bear.
Look into Stop the Thyroid Madness. It saved my life.
I am afraid you are not going to get much help from allopathic medicine - especially endocrinologists. My Hashimoto's was triggered almost 40 years ago from a car accident and flu vaxxines. Usually any autoimmune disorder has a trigger event of some kind about 2 years prior to symptoms being severe enough in order to seek medical attention. It took almost 20 years to finally get mine diagnosed. Antibody levels were off the charts. It has been a ride - and not necessarily a fun one. I have CFS as well.
Any autoimmune disorder is a crap shoot. It is something that will probably never be fixed, but it can be managed. It will take some effort and cannot be fixed with medications. There are lots of good suggestions already on this thread. Diet is huge. Sugar is a no no. Thyroid levels will have to be checked on a regular basis and adjusted accordingly. Do not buy into the crap that a TSH level over 2 is normal. If someone is symptomatic with a level of 2, that is not normal for them. T3 also has to be monitored. Some people, such as myself, do not convert T4 to T3 well. Therefore, I also have to supplement T3. Not only do I not convert well, but I also have to take supplements to encourage uptake of T3.
Autoimmune thyroid is unstable. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't. (Had several arguments with docs over this one.) So be prepared for the changes if that happens. Remember, autoimmune conditions can be triggered - so keep track of those triggers. I have not seen anyone on this thread mention EMF. That was a big one for me - especially with the CFS. I have no wifi in my house. The phone is off when not in use. I also wear protective clothing when at home. Nothing is a cure, but it all helps.
Educate yourself. This is your best weapon. There are several great books on how to deal with this issue. However, her path to healing will be her own. You may have to try a combination a several strategies until you find what works best. Good luck.
Hi there! Fellow Hashi patient here. What is EMF?
Electro Magnetic Frequencies - microwaves and the like
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Omega 3 is vital in shutting down inflammation. Regarding omega3 supplements, it’s important to have the right mixture that protects the fatty acids and helps them absorb. E.g. Udo’s Oil or Zinzino Balance Oil.
I have seen many things that can be considered miracles, when people get their fatty acids in balance.
God bless. 🙏