Hi all, I'm new to the forum and to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome in general, having only been diagnosed within the last month, although I have suffered symptoms for the last two years. After reading this story http://www.cortjohnson.org/blog/201...-fibromyalgia-chronic-fatigue-syndrome-story/ my interest in Lens Therapy was piqued.
I can definitely sympathize with Darden, as I'm sure many of you can, on the whole "wired but tired" feeling, and would love to be able to actually relax sometimes. It has been noted several times by different endocrinologists that I have visited in this long slog towards diagnosis that I have low morning cortisol, (which they of course brush off because it isn't low enough for Addison's), and having recently returned from a 9 day stay in the hospital I can note that my temperature was never 98.4, in fact it was almost always a degree below it.
Darden talks about how Lens Therapy allowed her to rid her brain of maladaptive stress patterns, which allowed her hormones to rebalance themselves. This was after 35 years. I'm thinking that if I can get help not even two years into my illness that it would be of great help.
Sorry for the long winded post, but what I was really wondering was if any of you had tried this therapy, and if so, what kind of results you had. I have searched for several hours to try and find other testimonials from sufferers of Cfs/ME, but I haven't been able to find anything.
I can definitely sympathize with Darden, as I'm sure many of you can, on the whole "wired but tired" feeling, and would love to be able to actually relax sometimes. It has been noted several times by different endocrinologists that I have visited in this long slog towards diagnosis that I have low morning cortisol, (which they of course brush off because it isn't low enough for Addison's), and having recently returned from a 9 day stay in the hospital I can note that my temperature was never 98.4, in fact it was almost always a degree below it.
Darden talks about how Lens Therapy allowed her to rid her brain of maladaptive stress patterns, which allowed her hormones to rebalance themselves. This was after 35 years. I'm thinking that if I can get help not even two years into my illness that it would be of great help.
Sorry for the long winded post, but what I was really wondering was if any of you had tried this therapy, and if so, what kind of results you had. I have searched for several hours to try and find other testimonials from sufferers of Cfs/ME, but I haven't been able to find anything.