It’s all about Goiter

I recently underwent surgery to remove my right thyroid gland due to a goiter diagnosis. What was surprising was that my lab tests and biopsy results showed no underlying thyroid issues. After researching, I discovered that stress can contribute to thyroid gland dysfunction, leading to hormonal imbalances that may cause a goiter. Given my recent stress levels, this explanation makes sense. I'm grateful to have found a possible cause and am now focusing on my recovery.

It's my 3rd day after thyroid removal. Today, I noticed blurry near vision while wearing eyeglasses - an issue I didn't have before. Let's see if it clears up tomorrow.

After seeing 3 doctors for my goiter, I believed it would shrink. But all the doctors said the same thing: remove the right side of my thyroid so it won't get bigger and affect my left thyroid, making things harder for me and the doctor to fix.

Last month, I prayed: 'Lord, if this surgery is Your will, give me peace and acceptance that I'll live with one thyroid.' And finally, I decided to pursue the surgery.

I got my thyroid removed yesterday and I'm now in the recovery stage. Doctors will monitor me for 6 weeks to determine if I need to take thyroid medicine for the rest of my life. Abba God, please give me favor that I won't need thyroid meds.