The Root Causes of Hashimoto's by Isabella Wentz

[Amy]

Well this book has been on my TBR for a long time, as my friend and colleague has told me I should understand all of the permeations of Hashimoto's, and their alternative medicine possibilities for health. Its taken me a long time to get it out of the library. Even when I did, I'm never psyched about dry research, I love a good yarn and character development, plot, growth, and transformation. That's not this book, its dry. But there are possibilities held within.

So here's what I discovered. I think one of my sons has a lot of inexplicable conditions, that I have been thinking about. This book came into my life just at the right time, because I can see now, that there are things I can do, to help him. And that they are interrelated. So I got the book for me, but turns out, its for me to help him. Funny how timing works. and that you can often find what you need right at the time you need it. The book itself? Dry. But possibly a lifesaver, if it should fit.

[Sue]

Amy - I had Hashimoto's until I had my thyroid removed last year. (Removed for cancer, not specifically for Hashimoto's).

My Hashimoto's went undiagnosed for a long, long time because of other body chemistry issues that caused my bloodwork to look close to normal. And because I'd had it so long, the problems it caused felt like my baseline "normal".

I'm glad you found a good resource. I wish you and your son a healing journey!

[Amy]

Sue, that is so lovely - thank you. I wish for you continued healing and strength as well.