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Shawna and her programs are awesome! Thanks for sharing!
My muscles are gone, and I have a lot of pain in my
wrists. How can I overcome that problem and still
work toward doing pullups?
I would start with the following information and work to build strength in your grip and wrists:
https://stg-gfsociety-testing.kinsta.cloud/the-quickest-way-to-die-poor-muscle-mass/
Do you think it’s possible to come off synthroid (50 mcg)? I’ve been on it 10 years and was just diagnosed with dermatitis herpetiformis and my gene test was positive for gluten sensitivity. Also was diagnosed with a “type 1.5” diabetes, presumed autoimmune by my doctor as I’m not overweight, about 10 years ago.
Just saw that synthroid has corn in it.
Thanks, maer
Hello Ann Wyttenbach
I was also diagnosed with ‘type 1.5 diabetes’ a few months ago (at 32) as I am not over weight (was actually underweight at time of diagnosis – until I started on the insulin. It is presumed an auto-immune disease. I then realised gluten made me feel ill, so cut it from my diet and got a gene test, which came back positive.
I would like to know as much as I can about ‘type 1.5’. What else do you know or have been told about it?? I would really appreciate some more info…
Thanks, Cara 🙂