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you'll have a job on being nosier than me!
Anyway, just over a year ago, I started doing research on symptoms OH was having and everything was pointing to hypothyroidism. I told an oncologist, and a therapist OH was seeing, about my concerns and asked for them to be put on their system. They were but obviously ignored.
So today at his ENT clinic, guess what was brought up? Exactly what I'd voiced last year. If they'd have taken notice then he'd more than likely be a lot further on than he is now. I can't do anything about it now but at least a referral has gone in, and I'll push it all the way. Hugs hon xxx
Thanks Helen 
️ I'm already on it and won't get fobbed off this time.
Old dog with a bone xxx. 
Aw thanks so much Sonia.
You have a lovely evening too and maybe Uki will come back as it's that time again, so I'll have to toddle off.
Loads of love and take care xxx. 
