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Description You're Not Crazy And You're Not Alone by Stacey Robbins Language: English | Format: EPUB | ISBN-10: 0615912761 | ISBN-13: 978-0615912769 Page count: 270 | Date Published: November 28, 2013 | Publisher: Stacey Robbins  Health, Fitness & Dieting, Diseases & Physical Ailments, Thyroid Conditions CONTENTS Foreword by Izabella Wentz, PharmD, FASCP A Letter from a Friend… Introduction: I’m Not a Doctor but I’m Pretty Sure You’re Not Crazy Chapter 1: My Story: The Good, the Bad, the “Are You KIDDING Me??” and the Grateful Chapter 2: Fettuccine Alfredo, Donut Holes, and Other Crimes of Passion Chapter 3: Oh, My Mother Thinks I’m Special (But I Just Feel Like a Freak) Chapter 4: Orange Cones and Lessons in Forgiveness Chapter 5: Supplements, The Saboteur, and The Messy Perfectionist Chapter 6: Sleep, Rest, and Other Mysteries of Life Chapter 7: Liquids Make the World Go ‘Round Chapter 8: Bite-Size Exercise and Queen-Size Pantyhose Chapter 9: Minerals, Yurts, and Men Who Groan Chapter 10: Labels, Labels Everywhere… Chapter 11: With a Family Member Like That, Who Needs an Enemy Chapter 12: Fear-Fi-Fo-Fum… Chapter 13: The Landmines of Mercury and Iodine Chapter 14: Wisdoms that Saved My Bacon Chapter 15: Advice to My Younger ‘Me’ Chapter 16: How to Eat an Elephant-Sized Buffet Gratitudes Recommendations and Referrals Excerpt: I’m not a doctor But I’ve been to plenty. More than my share. More than anybody’s share. I’m not a scientist. I’m not even a wanna-be scientist. Though I did enjoy the periodic table of elements. Hated cutting open frogs and earthworms. The worms have 5 hearts you know, so you can cut them just about anywhere and they’ll still live, which is kinda cool and kinda gross. Cannot even believe I remember that. Quick, somebody put me on Jeopardy. “I’ll take ‘Random 8th Grade Science Facts’ for $600, Alex.’” The best secret I learned was to find the grungiest, earthiest boy to be your lab partner so he could do all of the dissecting, you could write the report, and you’d both get a good grade. But I digress… Which will happen a lot in this book and you will, at the very least, be entertained. But you will be so much more than that. I promise. I’m a student And a sojourner And a freedom-seeker. I am a woman who was diagnosed with hypothyroidism in 1996 and Hashimoto’s in 1999 and God-only-knows how long I had either or both before that. You would have thought Larry, Curly and Moe were running just about every medical office I went to those first few years, trying to figure out what was wrong with me – and being told forever and ever, amen that it was “anxiety.” (See chapter called “Orange Cones.” There’s a section that deals with forgiveness.) Sharing Widget |