Condition
Adrenal Fatigue with Chronic Exhaustion
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The first symptoms of Adrenal Fatigue were unexplained weight loss, recurring bacterial infections, followed by a hiatal hernia and blood sugar issues. My life was turned upside down when I had my first adrenal crash. I lost all my energy and had to go to the emergency room because I felt like I was dying. I started having all sorts of blood sugar issues after that, followed by 2-3 more crashes where I was bedridden.
The biggest parts of my life I wanted back were related to healthy blood sugar issues. I used to have to eat constantly, even in the middle of the night. I wanted back my mental peace. I had racing thoughts daily, as well as a low tolerance for stress and working out.
At times I have felt hopeless, but Dr. Neville has helped describe the condition in a way that allows me to get through the worst times. My best description to my improvement is “slow and steady.” I understand why symptoms are happening now, and I don’t have the over reaction that I used to have.
In general, I sing and whistle a little more, which tells me I am having moments where life is enjoyable again, instead of a 24-hour health-monitoring lockdown. Dr. Neville has described my healing situation, and I am patient: It took 5-10 years of stress to wear my body down, and it may take some time to recover and start healing.
Condition
Adrenal Fatigue with Chronic Exhaustion
Click to Learn More About This Patient’s Journey:
The first symptoms of Adrenal Fatigue were unexplained weight loss, recurring bacterial infections, followed by a hiatal hernia and blood sugar issues. My life was turned upside down when I had my first adrenal crash. I lost all my energy and had to go to the emergency room because I felt like I was dying. I started having all sorts of blood sugar issues after that, followed by 2-3 more crashes where I was bedridden.
The biggest parts of my life I wanted back were related to healthy blood sugar issues. I used to have to eat constantly, even in the middle of the night. I wanted back my mental peace. I had racing thoughts daily, as well as a low tolerance for stress and working out.
At times I have felt hopeless, but Dr. Neville has helped describe the condition in a way that allows me to get through the worst times. My best description to my improvement is “slow and steady.” I understand why symptoms are happening now, and I don’t have the over reaction that I used to have.
In general, I sing and whistle a little more, which tells me I am having moments where life is enjoyable again, instead of a 24-hour health-monitoring lockdown. Dr. Neville has described my healing situation, and I am patient: It took 5-10 years of stress to wear my body down, and it may take some time to recover and start healing.
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