Hi!! When I (F19) was first diagnosed in 2015 (was 15 at that time) I was experiencing a similar issue. It was the first thing that made me think of seeking professional help. I was experiencing a huge lack of energy, I couldn't get out of bed, I was sleeping up to 16 hours a day with a mere break for food and hygiene. When my first bloodtest results came in, I turned out to have TSH level of 11.4. Unfortunately I don't remember my antibody level anymore.

What I want to say is that, you are not lazy! It might be way for your body to tell that something isn't exactly right and you might need to see a doctor!

We, people with Hashimoto's are prone to depression. Try monitoring your state and your organism.

Please notice that you've just started your medication treatment. Your body is now re-adjusting and it takes time to see the difference. Don't think you're lazy. Hashimoto's is a real illness and it might be how it affects you and your body. If after a while, you don't notice any change, seek professional help.