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(4:20 PM. That was it for the day, although we weren’t sure of it at the time. No sooner had we stopped the session than Joan came in to give Jane eye drops. She gave me also our copy of our medical records, but we were so busy I barely looked at them. I did think to ask Joan about what she’d told us a couple of weeks ago when Jane’s Synthroid dosage had been cut down by Fred Kardon. She wasn’t sure without looking at the chart, Joan said, but she thought the dosage had been cut from 0.2 milligrams twice a day to 0.3 milligrams once a day—a reduction of 0.1 milligram daily, as I figure it. We’d been thinking somehow that the dose had been cut in half, but it’s been cut by a quarter. It’s a start, I told Jane.

[...] Synthroid tablet, instead of that plus the 25 mcg., thus cutting her dosage by a third. [...] Odd, since ordinarily the reduced dosage would seem to be the opposite course of treatment Jane would need, with an underactive thyroid gland.... [...]

[...] Unfortunately, a nurse interrupted us by bringing in Jane’s dosage of Darvoset. [...]

(I gave Jane the dosage last night and this morning. [...]

[...] At 4:09 Jane was given her next dosage of vitamin C — Jeff had changed the hours for some reason.

(One of the first things I learned when I got to 330 today was that Jeff Karder had increased Jane’s dosage of Darvoset to every two hours instead of three. [...]

[...] Could such repeated dosages have anything to do with his having cancer now? [...]

[...] (Dr. Mandali told us that the hormone dosage has to be increased very slowly, over a period of months, in order to avoid strain upon the heart and the endocrine system.)

[...] Jane cut out much of her dosage—and all of the Bufferin—and her hearing cleared up within a day or so. [...]

[...] I am on a much-reduced dosage of my prescription antihistamine. [...]

[...] She’s still on the reduced Synthroid dosage, since we haven’t been told to change it.

[...] And just last week (after another routine blood test) Jane’s doctor again raised the dosage of the synthetic thyroid hormone she’s taking, this time from 75 to 100 micrograms per day.

[...] Today (on June 18), the doctor informed us by telephone that as one result of the test we can increase Jane’s thyroid hormone dosage from 100 to 125 micrograms—a most welcome development, for we hope it will add to her daily energy. [...]

[...] Dr. K. told us Jane wouldn’t feel any results from the 100 mcg Synthroid tablets she started on last Monday for a long time—that the effects from the increased dosage were “weeks away.” [...]

[...] Jane has been on the 100 mcg dosage only for two weeks.

[...] Any such dosage would be in addition to the earth’s natural background radiation, which varies across our country and around the world because of altitude and other factors.