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unsure445
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I am happy to say I have been symptom free for a few weeks. This winter i wasn't sure if I would ever find my way out of the Lyme hole again.

I continue to have quick bouts of tiredness that include an uncontrollable urge to cry. My family actually jokes about it (you have to right?) because all of a sudden my eyes are welling up.

I usually halt the emotions when my eyes well up but yesterday I started crying for a minute and then fell asleep for 2 hours. Saturday was a really busy day, I must have overdid it.

Is this from a damaged nervous system? Will this eventually go away? What might cause this?

Thanks for the replies. Obviously a minor thing but I am curious if anyone else experiences this.

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" quick bouts of tiredness that include an uncontrollable urge to cry."

Yes, a damaged nervous system and deficient adrenal function or HPA axis is still very "tired"

Are you taking adrenal support? Adaptogens?

B-vitamins, magnesium, calcium and fish oil are still your best friends, I hope.


And, you still need to be a policeman for your energy bank. Don't let it empty as it just won't fill up that easily. You cannot afford to spend the last reserve but still need to plan - in advance - where to put your energy.

Rest often. Really. This matters.

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Keebler,
Thanks for the good advice!

I take adrenal support and the whole gamut of supps. Calcium is one I tend to skip. No more!

I am not sure what adaptogens are. I'll look this up.

Our adrenals are responsible for a lot! Not sure what HPA axis is either but will look this up too.

I find when I feel better I need to push myself back into my old life.

I tend not to plan things as much due to never knowing how I will feel and my self confidence takes a hit when I'm unsure of my abilities. Have to get past this again.

Baby steps right?!!!

Have a good evening.

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I'm really to tired to even be here but there are tree trimmers all over the place today so I'm hiding out in my closet with my MAC.

HPA axis - uh . . . hypthalamus - pituitary - adrenal axis.

Really messed up with lyme. You can find a good explanation of how this works if you search at the site for "CFIDS Chronicle"

They have written a lot about it. It's also in Singlton's book:

This book, by an ILADS member LLMD, holds great information about treatments options and support measures:


http://tinyurl.com/6lq3pb (through Amazon)


THE LYME DISEASE SOLUTION (2008)

- by Kenneth B. Singleton , MD; James A. Duke. Ph.D. (Foreword)

You can read more about it here and see customer reviews.

Web site: www.lymedoctor.com


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A brilliant ND (naturopathic doctor) taught me that sudden drops in mood can be from low blood sugar and also from adrenal function bottoming out. And they often go together.

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