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2005 Thyroid Cheers and Jeers: Best/Worst Thyroid-Related People, Happenings

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CHEERS: The About.com Thyroid Forum Members

Every day, hundreds of people, from around the world, join together to share their thoughts, their knowledge, their pain, their fears, their sympathy, their indignation, their creativity, and their hearts. And they come to one place, my About.com Thyroid Forums.

Forum members share a common objective -- to resolve their own thyroid problems or the thyroid problems of close family or friends.

You'll find a selection of specialized forums based on your area of interest, and hundreds of active, supportive patients to share the journey with you.

I applaud the members of my Thyroid Forums, who have helped each other and so many in 2005, and every day!

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  2. JEERS: Bill Law and the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE)
  3. CHEERS: The Doctors Who Dare To Speak Out Against the Status Quo
  4. JEERS: The Makers of Alvidar, Thyrin, Thyrotril
  5. CHEERS: The About.com Thyroid Forum Members
  6. JEERS: Synthroid -- Still Charging More Than its Competitors
  7. CHEERS: Outspoken European Advocates for Change
  8. JEERS: The Federal Government
  9. CHEERS: Empowered Thyroid Patients Everywhere
  10. About Mary Shomon

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