Hazzell,

First of all, I wanted to tell you that the way you described the brain fog in an earlier post is exactly what happens to me. It sort of validates the experiences that I am having with this PCS/MTBI. I hate the fogginess, but I am so used to it now. It is like a "companion".

It's interesting what you wrote about the adrenal glands. I do see a chiropractor who does muscle testing and uses alternative medicines. So I am taking something natural that she prescribed for the adrenals. There are two products that I use, both by Apex Energetics. I think that one makes you more relaxed and one is supposed to build up your energy. (But I am not having any success in the building up of energy...)

I do agree with you that the adrenal glands are affected by stress and by injury.

But the fatigue is from the injury. It is also my constant companion since I got injured. And it is what makes it impossible for me to feel like myself or be able to do much of anything. If you read Gail Denton's book, Brainlash, she has a whole chapter on stamina, fatigue and energy where she goes into more detail about fatigue and brain injury.

ShellyK