July 17, 2000

It has been a lovely summer so far. I have been swimming every day with my 6-year-old grandson. I am Wanda the whale and he is the shark. Wanda’s goal is to try and catch the shark! Well, that kid can swim! I can hardly keep up with him.

You can imagine my horror when I burst out of my swimsuit yesterday! Thank goodness for a six-foot fence around my yard! Puts one off eating for a while! Now I will have to make a trip to the city and go through the nightmare of trying on swimsuits. I shudder at the thought of standing in front of a dressing room mirror in my birthday suit. That is the stuff that nightmares are made of. Of course they would never have a size to fit me right here in town. I probably will need a super large.

I had a phone call from Old Man on June 30th. He called to tell me he had received a copy of my 24-hour Urine lab report from Blonde Bimbo. He informed me that he was scheduling a CT Scan of my adrenal glands and pituitary gland as soon as possible. I asked him what the 24-hour urine test had revealed. He told me it was neither here nor there but that he was concerned enough to order the scans.

On July 14, 2000 I received a letter from Blonde Bimbo telling me that all my tests including the 24-hour urine were normal. The letter also stated that there was nothing wrong with me and that I needed no further treatment. Chalk one up for the Blonde Bimbo! Are there any trustworthy endocrinologists out there?

This morning I got a call from the Old Man’s clinic telling me that my CT Scans are booked for August 10th, 2000.

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I am a 77 year old woman who enjoys reading. maintaining my websites and genealogy research. This website documents my journey with Graves Disease. Included are stories submitted by readers of this site. Please feel free to add your story of living with an autoimmune disease. I was told that if you get one autoimmune disease you will probably get more. This has happened to me.
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