Re: Stages of AF, question...

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From my observation you might improve if your life changes,you take care of

yourself well,etc..But there are always chances of falling back. I improved

twice without taking any support. First one I had back problem and doctor gave

me a manipulation and wanted me to stay in bad for 20 days,not even standing up

for eating or toilet needs.I improved. second one.. I was in love,feeling very

secure and happy.I was at stage 4 when these two things happened.

bw.

Nil

Stages of AF, question...

I know all about the stages of adrenal fatigue.I believe Im in stage 4.

My question is, will you continue going downhill in the stages if you

don't get proper treatment? Or can you stay stuck at a certain stage

for a long time? I've had symptoms for almost three years (ones of

which I connect with the beginning stages)..Im just wondering, if

eventually your body can just ''poof'' and fix itself, unless you have

addisons of course.

Also, about addisons...if you're in stage 7, does that automatically

mean you have addisons? or are there specific tests to confirm it is

addisons and not just severe AF?

Learning,

[Guest guest]

>>I know all about the stages of adrenal fatigue.I believe Im in stage 4.

My question is, will you continue going downhill in the stages if you

don't get proper treatment? Or can you stay stuck at a certain stage

for a long time? I've had symptoms for almost three years (ones of

which I connect with the beginning stages)..Im just wondering, if

eventually your body can just ''poof'' and fix itself, unless you have

addisons of course. <<

I have not seen anyone's body heal their adrenals withotu MAJOR intervention.

>>Also, about addisons...if you're in stage 7, does that automatically

mean you have addisons? or are there specific tests to confirm it is

addisons and not just severe AF?<<

NO 's is differnt than adrenal fatigue. It si usually autoimmune in

nature and ther eos NO HOPE of recovery form 's where as with adrenal

fatigue they can still recover wiht proper treatment,.

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[Guest guest]

Forgive my ignorance... I can't find anything describing the stages

of adrenal fatigue, although I've seen plenty of references to them.

Also, any guidance as to what you can do once you know what stage

you're in?

Thanks!

Jen

>

> >>I know all about the stages of adrenal fatigue.I believe Im in

stage 4.

> My question is, will you continue going downhill in the stages if

you

> don't get proper treatment? Or can you stay stuck at a certain

stage

> for a long time? I've had symptoms for almost three years (ones of

> which I connect with the beginning stages)..Im just wondering, if

> eventually your body can just ''poof'' and fix itself, unless you

have

> addisons of course. <<

>

> I have not seen anyone's body heal their adrenals withotu MAJOR

intervention.

>

> >>Also, about addisons...if you're in stage 7, does that

automatically

> mean you have addisons? or are there specific tests to confirm it

is

> addisons and not just severe AF?<<

>

> NO 's is differnt than adrenal fatigue. It si usually

autoimmune in nature and ther eos NO HOPE of recovery form 's

where as with adrenal fatigue they can still recover wiht proper

treatment,.

>

> --

> Artistic Grooming- Hurricane

WV

>

> http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

>

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

>

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Val,

If I was at 's stage would my salivia test show that I am at the last

stage of adrenal

Exhaustion? The last two weeks my fatigue has been the worst it has been

since three years ago when the EBV hit me out of the blue.

Honestly, I can barley make it downstairs so I am going to sleep in one of

out downstairs rooms tonight. The pain in my legs and arms are not budging

even with a pain pill.

I have started more supplements as I was real low in D . It is difficult for

me to take it because I have it with Calcium and due to Calcium binding to

things I am suppose to take it four hours apart from anything meds, other

vitamins and I take quiet a few meds to be able to keep it four hours apart

but I am trying(=

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-- Re: Stages of AF, question...

>>I know all about the stages of adrenal fatigue.I believe Im in stage 4.

My question is, will you continue going downhill in the stages if you

don't get proper treatment? Or can you stay stuck at a certain stage

for a long time? I've had symptoms for almost three years (ones of

which I connect with the beginning stages)..Im just wondering, if

eventually your body can just ''poof'' and fix itself, unless you have

addisons of course. <<

I have not seen anyone's body heal their adrenals withotu MAJOR intervention

>>Also, about addisons...if you're in stage 7, does that automatically

mean you have addisons? or are there specific tests to confirm it is

addisons and not just severe AF?<<

NO 's is differnt than adrenal fatigue. It si usually autoimmune in

nature and ther eos NO HOPE of recovery form 's where as with adrenal

fatigue they can still recover wiht proper treatment,.

--

Artistic Grooming- Hurricane WV

http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

[Guest guest]

It wousl show stage 7 or pretty much flatlined.

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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

[Guest guest]

How would one know they had s without testing (I mean symptoms, etc)?

Would they be able to get by on physiological doses of HC?

Re: Stages of AF, question...

Forgive my ignorance... I can't find anything describing the stages

of adrenal fatigue, although I've seen plenty of references to them.

Also, any guidance as to what you can do once you know what stage

you're in?

Thanks!

Jen

>

> >>I know all about the stages of adrenal fatigue.I believe Im in

stage 4.

> My question is, will you continue going downhill in the stages if

you

> don't get proper treatment? Or can you stay stuck at a certain

stage

> for a long time? I've had symptoms for almost three years (ones of

> which I connect with the beginning stages)..Im just wondering, if

> eventually your body can just ''poof'' and fix itself, unless you

have

> addisons of course. <<

>

> I have not seen anyone's body heal their adrenals withotu MAJOR

intervention.

>

> >>Also, about addisons...if you're in stage 7, does that

automatically

> mean you have addisons? or are there specific tests to confirm it

is

> addisons and not just severe AF?<<

>

> NO 's is differnt than adrenal fatigue. It si usually

autoimmune in nature and ther eos NO HOPE of recovery form 's

where as with adrenal fatigue they can still recover wiht proper

treatment,.

>

> --

> Artistic Grooming- Hurricane

WV

>

> http://www.stopthethyroidmadness.com/

>

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/NaturalThyroidHormonesADRENALS/

>

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a,

How did they process go to get on SDSI? I've wondered about it myself. I

stay at home with my kids and homeschool, but I KNOW I couldn't hold down a

job right now. Even before I got worse, I couldn't have held down a regualr

job. I helped this past summer at day camp for our girl scout service area

and it took me over a month to recover. I wasn't doing the physical stuff. I

was mainly the contact point for everyone and the first aid person. Everyone

knew I couldn't keep up with the kids and needed the easieist job there. If

I had to go from point A to point B, I drove my car. Just getting up early

and being somewhere for 8 hours per day was what did me in.

Cherie

> I know what you mean! I am trying too hard to get better ,as I

> have been not

> been abel to work for three years now ,and had to move in with

> my parents

> and go on SDSI.

> I read this calcium info. on STTM, and I thought well I must do

> it that way

> or I will not be absorbing it and I sure can use all the Calcium as I do

> not eat a lot of dairy.Also it was saying if one takes it with

> Iron lets say

> one will not get the Iron as it binds to it.

> a (=

>

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a,

How did they process go to get on SDSI? I've wondered about it myself. I

stay at home with my kids and homeschool, but I KNOW I couldn't hold down a

job right now. Even before I got worse, I couldn't have held down a regualr

job. I helped this past summer at day camp for our girl scout service area

and it took me over a month to recover. I wasn't doing the physical stuff. I

was mainly the contact point for everyone and the first aid person. Everyone

knew I couldn't keep up with the kids and needed the easieist job there. If

I had to go from point A to point B, I drove my car. Just getting up early

and being somewhere for 8 hours per day was what did me in.

Cherie

> I know what you mean! I am trying too hard to get better ,as I

> have been not

> been abel to work for three years now ,and had to move in with

> my parents

> and go on SDSI.

> I read this calcium info. on STTM, and I thought well I must do

> it that way

> or I will not be absorbing it and I sure can use all the Calcium as I do

> not eat a lot of dairy.Also it was saying if one takes it with

> Iron lets say

> one will not get the Iron as it binds to it.

> a (=

>

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