Thank you for visting us from our old site. We hope the transition goes well. We would like to welcome you to post away and to make new friends. Unlike some of the other boards, these boards will not be so tight with strict rules so you can enjoy your experience here, however common courtesy is a must. Simple common sense and courtesy will make these boards a lot of fun for everyone. Spam will not be tolerated. These boards are moderated and solicitations will be deleted right away. Use the boards as they are meant to be used and everyone should have a pleasurable experience.

Use this forum to facilitate a general discussion about Thyroid Disease. ** PLEASE NOTE ** Due to the large amount of spam recently, we will no longer accept any new registrations from people with gmail free email accounts. Each member will be screened before being allowed to post. Sorry for the difficulties but some folks have nothing better to do with their time.

Use this forum to discuss issues related to Graves' Disease.

Use this forum to discuss genral issues associated with Hashi's Disease.

If you choose to at your own risk, use these boards to discuss lab results relating to Thyroid Disease. NOTE - these boards ARE NOT monitored by doctors. Never use the advice of an unlicensed stranger when it comes to your health. Ask your doctor about your labs!

Use this forum to ask and asnwer questions pertaining to RAI, or Radioactive Iodine treatment, a common treatment for those with Graves' Disease to ablate the Thyroid.

Use this forum to share your Thyroid Cancer story with others who have been where you are or have been.

Since it appears Panic Disorder is closely related to Thyroid Disease, use these boards to discuss anxiety issues.

Closely related to Thyroid problems, trouble with the Pituitary Gland can also cause direct and indirect problems with the Thyroid system. Use these boards to discuss problems associated with the Pituitary Gland as it relates to Thyroid function.

Adrenal Insufficiency and/or trouble with too much or too little Cortisol in the body appears to be another problem many people with Thyroid Disease deal with. Use this forum to discuss these issues.