My cholesterol numbers are in and shitty as ever. I totally
forgot that low thyroid means high cholesterol, no matter what you eat, ACV
shots or not, LOL.
I couldn’t figure out why I was light-headed and then remembered
that it was because I was increasing my dose. Whenever I switch back to Sandoz from
the more “anxious” brands or increase my dose, I’m initially light-headed. It
will go away eventually. I just hope the anxiety doesn’t feel it has to replace
it! I’m still worried about that. I would really have to see myself take 75s
every single day for over 6 months without issue to finally think I may have
fully beaten the anxiety. For now, only 50s can avoid it but of course, that
leaves me pretty hypo. I’m gonna cut tomorrow’s pill so I can climb back up
more gradually. 75s is always where I feel the side effects. Always.
Lightheadedness, anxiety, etc. At least, as I can tell Dr. A, I never skip
anymore.
It seems that adding the Alexa with too much bass in it playing
brown noise may help keep traffic from waking me up, but I don’t want to get my
hopes up too high just yet.
The skunk I saw when out on my walk proves I still have pretty
good balance overall. When I saw it on the other side of the street, I decided
I would start moving quickly to get further away from it faster in case I
decided to take a shot at me. I started running fast downhill while keeping my
head turned in its direction and veered off the road and onto the bumpy grassy
area that’s definitely not the stable ground the pavement is. I almost took a
tumble in this poorly lit area and it took me a few seconds to get back on the
road. The first thing I thought of was Aly and Tom. Tom doesn’t have great
balance and Aly’s is worse. She falls on a flat floor, she told me.
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