I have a dream that one day I will be the master of my hypothyroidism and my own destiny.
I have a dream that one day I will have the quality of life I deserve.
I have a dream that one day I will have the strength, fortitude and inspiration to use my experience to help others.
I have a dream that one day health professionals will respect me and my hypothyroidism as much as I respect them.
I have a dream that one day the media will report on hypothyroidism with equality, fairness and compassion.
I have a dream that one day society will accept hypothyroidism without judgement or discrimination.
I have a dream that one day the voice of the many will be heard over the voice of the few.
I have a dream that one day a beacon of light will shine upon hypothyroidism and change will happen.
I have a dream that I am living in the year 2010.
I have a dream today!
Am I dreaming?
Love it, Robert! Spooky indeed:-). I'm sure we share quite a few of our dreams in the two articles we wrote.
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Love,
Sarah
Okay, so I'm crying right now. I don't really like to cry, but this touched me. I am finding myself reading your blog from beginning to end, which is not what I wanted to do on a Monday morning, but you are an awesome writer and your story sounds so much like my mother's. My mother has Graves Disease and she's been on the same dose of thyroxine for over 20 years. She isn't here with us (mentally), but she comes out of her haze every now and then. I miss her sometimes. Anyway, thank you.
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