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Pick me up on the way, I think that's the best plan yet! Lol ?

Haha gluten-free cooking class field trip!


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~**caselynn**~ Enthusiast

Caselynn, we recently had a really long discussion about this...didn't you sign up the first time around? unsure.gif There are a bunch of us going. biggrin.gif

But if we go to L2T's house, we all need muu muus first 'cuz you know we'll all pig out!!! laugh.giflaugh.giflaugh.gif

I think I did! Haha I'm just confirming my spot! ?

GFinDC Veteran

Hmm, can't make the trip myself, no muu-muu and not about to get one! :)

Razzle, you mentioned your throat being sore or swelled? Have you been checked for Hashimoto's thyroiditis yet? Hashi's is an autoimmune disease where the immune cells attack the thyroid. They can test your blood for the thyroid antibodies, I believe it is TPO antibodies. Especially with throat swelling, it would be a good thing to have tested. People with Hashimoto's sometimes get hyper-thyroid symptoms and sometimes get hypo-thyroid symptoms. They swing back and forth, real-life swingers! :)

Razzle Dazzle Brazell Enthusiast

Hmm, can't make the trip myself, no muu-muu and not about to get one! :)

Razzle, you mentioned your throat being sore or swelled? Have you been checked for Hashimoto's thyroiditis yet? Hashi's is an autoimmune disease where the immune cells attack the thyroid. They can test your blood for the thyroid antibodies, I believe it is TPO antibodies. Especially with throat swelling, it would be a good thing to have tested. People with Hashimoto's sometimes get hyper-thyroid symptoms and sometimes get hypo-thyroid symptoms. They swing back and forth, real-life swingers! :)

Haha that would actually explain a lot. It kinda fits. I will talk to the doc about that.

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