I have now linked with 38 degrees to help spread my hypothyroid message to the health minister. Thank you to the lovely hypothyroid patients on this forum that suggested this approach.
I have just signed the petition "Improve the Testing and Treatment of Hypothyroidism" and wanted to ask if you could add your name too.
Please can you also take a moment to share the petition with others? It's really easy β all you need to do is forward the link above within your social networks.
The more support we can get behind this, the better chance we have of succeeding. You can read more and sign the petition here:
Thank you!
Vicky Vaughan
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Well done Vicky. I've signed. Just wondering who set the "target" of 100 signatures? I would imagine from this forum alone you should get well into four figures.
Signed and shared on Facebook. If everybofy who is on facebook does this, with a message asking folks to sign, it could do well. will see if I can share on twitter too. Well done
i tried to sign but it doesnt recognize my zip code, i think its because i dont live in your country, do you have a legitimate zip code i can use just to sign your form?
Hmmm the problem with 38 degrees is that you have to have a British postcode to sign. That rules out a hell of a lot of people on here - both foreign nationals and Brits living abroad, like me. Such a shame.
Still waiting for a diagnosis - pure chance that a neck ultrasound given during a cancer follow-up revealed thyroid problems. As usual TSH levels 'are in the normal range' (just). I've never even had a test for T3/T4, though I've had several red flag symptoms for years and years.
We are up to nearly 250 signs now. Still a long way to go but 150 turned up from nowhere today. How exciting!! Thank you everyone for signing and sharing! x
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