How do you handle your non-believers... 
sikntired
13 y
956
Lugol’s Iodine Free S&H
J.Crow’s® Lugol’s Iodine Solution. Restore lost reserves.
Original Dr. Hulda Clark
Hulda Clark Cleanses
My son let me know that he doesn't believe in Adrenal Fatigue. He grabbed onto the medical communities opinions and ran with it. He cited that the symptoms are so vague that everyone has it. He told me if I would eliminate sweets, snacks, exercised and had a positive attitude I would get better. Should I pinch his head off now?- Re: How do you handle your non-belie... Iolite
13 y
943
This is a reply to # 1,818,547No, it would be far more evil to just over load his sorry butt with information!!! Keep emailing him links until he apologizes!!!
- Re: How do you handle your non-belie... feo66
13 y
768
MoreThis is a reply to # 1,818,547
How old is your son? Because I basically inherited this from my mom and it didn't hit me until I was 35?
If you had adrenal insufficiency when you were pregnant, there is a really good chance he is heading for it as well.
Is your son a high energy person? Is he a type-A person? Does he exercise intensely? Is he the type of person that never relaxes?
One can be in the "Adaptation Stage" of the General Adaptive Syndrom for decades...feeling better than most people, until the exhaustion happens.
- Re: How do you handle your non-belie... sikntired
13 y
732
Lugol’s Iodine Free S&H
J.Crow’s® Lugol’s Iodine Solution. Restore lost reserves.
Parasites Cleanse
Hulda Clark Cleanses
This is a reply to # 1,818,811My son is 35. I am 55. I've had fatigue for years steadily getting worse until I really couldn't deal with it anymore around a year ago. I don't if my son is type A but I am.
The hardest thing for me is emotional issues. When I have problems in relationships that go to my heart or when I am haven't a blowout in anger with someone I am completely drained. My son played football in high school and in college. He works out, walks, plays with his dog and is on the go all the time. So maybe he is.
I finally told him maybe he is right about the adrenal fatigue but I had two doctors tell me the same thing and the tests showed I am. And that maybe he could recommend a doctor to me. He backed off. lol
He's a "know it all" if you know what I mean. He has the answers for everything and knows just enough to be dangerous!
Here's a good article in case anyone missed my post of this:
http://seacliffrecovery.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/12/DrSchuderArticle.pdf
- Re: How do you handle your non-belie... sikntired
13 y
732
- Re: How do you handle your non-belie... omo
13 y
1,014
MoreThis is a reply to # 1,818,547As much compassion as you can muster. That's what we should bring to anyone who's mistaken and causing us pain because of it. He just doesn't know better.
On the positive side, he means well. He just wants you to be well and is worried.
Make sure you have as much objective information about your illness as you can to combat this sort of thing, though. Some folks will latch onto their beliefs and not be swayed by proof, but others will listen. Get cortisol level readings.
Also, keep a diary of your symptoms. And all health-related things like diet, sleep, exercise, supplements. This will help you correlate what's working for you as well as provide a better understanding of your illness to yourself and others.
I hope that study you found does some good in helping him to see this is a genuine problem.
- Re: How do you handle your non-belie... ring5100
13 y
806
This is a reply to # 1,819,212I purchased the book "Adrenal Fatigue" by Dr. James Wilson years ago and still have it.
If you have it or can get it, it's good to keep after reading it and following protocal, but is also good to show non believers. . . . and that an actural doctor wrote this.
Paulette
- Re: How do you handle your non-belie... ring5100
13 y
806
- Re: How do you handle your non-belie... Iolite
13 y
943
Share:
Translate This Page: