I am very grateful to be introduced to the amazing mission of RPV. Exactly when we need. I know my PICKLES want a voice and want change....watch out here comes the PICKLES to RPV!
@canadiangardenjoyo68967 сағат бұрын
I signed up as well ... and I NEVER do this sort of thing .. and I am wondering if Christi could be right about our doctors paying attention about the data taken outside his realm ? Thanks for letting us know !!
@chronicallyfit_withjill7 сағат бұрын
that is awesome...let's hope this is a great step for change and our voices to be heard!
@ANTDOMMOM19 сағат бұрын
OK, the reason I asked was because I haven’t felt good for a couple months and I specifically on my own asked to have my cortisol level tested and the doctor did order it and I did have it done between 730 and 8:30 in the morning and my level came back one and my doctors office won’t call me back because I just don’t know what to do about it and I am very worried from what I have been reading. One is very very, very low, especially early in the morning like that which from what I understand, it is supposed to be at a higher level
@chronicallyfit_withjill18 сағат бұрын
Yes you are correct it should be highest in the morning. They should call you back...that is horrible. I am so sorry. Keep calling or go to emergency with your results and get someone to listen. Any questions please ask. Take care
@ANTDOMMOM17 сағат бұрын
I’m getting frustrated. I will keep you updated
@chronicallyfit_withjill7 сағат бұрын
@@ANTDOMMOM Keep fighting friend...yes keep us up to date.
@ANTDOMMOM21 сағат бұрын
When you say low what 13:10 is the number?
@chronicallyfit_withjill21 сағат бұрын
Unfortunately the technology does not exist for me to test my cortisol levels at home when I am low. This is only available with blood tests that take days to come back. I know I am low based on experience with the illness. The worse I feel the closer I am to a critical full adrenal crisis. I wish I had the technology.
@christiroseify21 сағат бұрын
I signed up... Maybe I'll get a little more cooperation out of my doctors when they know there is a data base other than theirs tracking my disease...
@chronicallyfit_withjill21 сағат бұрын
Yes. thank you! We got this together
@christiroseify20 сағат бұрын
@@chronicallyfit_withjill I tell you, sometimes it feels like they wish I would just die and stop bothering them... But God!!!
@chronicallyfit_withjill20 сағат бұрын
@@christiroseify I completely get that!!! We are too much work…they need to think ❤️❤️
@brendad731322 сағат бұрын
Great chat!❤
@chronicallyfit_withjill21 сағат бұрын
Thank you I hope you register with me❤
@xrayvision4444Күн бұрын
Thank you for all your hard work and support!! 🙏
@chronicallyfit_withjillКүн бұрын
Thank you friend for watching and you support
@user-vk4vw4le1c2 күн бұрын
Thank you very much for your videos
@chronicallyfit_withjillКүн бұрын
I hope they are helpful❤
@user-vk4vw4le1cКүн бұрын
@@chronicallyfit_withjill thank you yes they are on your other video. I put my address I would like to have them stickers about in case Emergency.
@user-vk4vw4le1c2 күн бұрын
I’ve been diagnosed with Addison’s but I never had salt cravings but of course I’m always been tanned because I have a tan all my life. I’ve always had a tan every since I was a little girl I always played in the sun. I always love the sun so I thought well that’s crazy. I’m always tan because I’m always laying out in the sun, but I never heard of anything like this until I was in the hospital and they found out I had Addison’s maybe by looking at my tan that’s what made them or whoever found out I don’t even know which Doctor Who found out they said I had Addison’s but I’m not on any medication Not yet I was hoping and praying I wouldn’t have to. It’s been a horrible nightmare nothing but tired and drained, exhausted and it messes with my brain and I do have headaches and I’m very tired. My back is killing me all the time I practically live on my couch. Thank you for your videos. I’ve been watching them, I really appreciate all your help. I’m scared to death to be on medication because I’m afraid that if I have to be on it, they won’t put me on the right medication or it might not get the right dose. It’s very very scary. I’m going through a very it’s beena long time I have been through a nightmare. Very stressful.
@chronicallyfit_withjillКүн бұрын
Please get the dr if they say you have Addisons..you need medication and treatment asap. The medication will help you be better...one step at a time...you got this friend.
@user-vk4vw4le1c2 күн бұрын
I was in the hospital about seven months ago and they said I had Addison’s disease. My doctor wants me to go get a test. This is seven months later for my cortisol and some other test but I noticed she don’t have acth test and I heard about that ACH test I don’t know if they will take and give me one of those at the lab but I was going to ask them if I could get that test while I’m there it’s not on her sheet for testing but I feel I need to get that test
@user-vk4vw4le1c2 күн бұрын
🥰💕
@chronicallyfit_withjillКүн бұрын
❤
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@estherekhator272 күн бұрын
My cortisol was 4.0 reference range of 3.7 to 19.5 what is your opinion on that.
@chronicallyfit_withjill2 күн бұрын
hi here...did you have your acth blood value taken as well and sodium and potassium..low could suggest your body is struggle and it needs to be investigate further considering all of your symptoms.
@estherekhator272 күн бұрын
@@chronicallyfit_withjill my potassium is normal and my sodium fluctuates from low to normal, a week ago it was 127 now it's 137 and I keep feeling more terrible by the day, like my body is shutting down before starting back up again over and over like that
@estherekhator272 күн бұрын
My acth was normal at 14 with a range of 0-46
@estherekhator272 күн бұрын
@@chronicallyfit_withjill nausea is also getting worse
@chronicallyfit_withjillКүн бұрын
@@estherekhator27 usually acth is high with primary...look into secondary adrenal insufficiency to see if your pituitary producing enough ACTH...keep at it and asking for test until you find the answer!
@sandrawheeler15212 күн бұрын
Rest and recover after your op Jill.❤
@chronicallyfit_withjill2 күн бұрын
Hi friend thank you ❤
@hannansujan75063 күн бұрын
Great work.
@chronicallyfit_withjill3 күн бұрын
thank you friend ❤
@Studyofislam8354 күн бұрын
Morning cortisol is 3.7( range3.7 to 17) borderline Sodium 129 (135/145) Potassium 5.1(3.5/5.0 Symptoms, fatigue, Nausea hyperpigmentation, hypotension 100/60 Please tell me im Addisonian??? Please please please
@chronicallyfit_withjill3 күн бұрын
Hi there. I would recommend ACTH blood test and ACTH stimulation test to confirm. Just like you all my cortisol sodium ad potassium were in normal ranges still. Fight for your answer ❤
@user-vk4vw4le1c6 күн бұрын
How that guy in the book reversed his adrenal from going bad wonder how he done that
@user-vk4vw4le1c6 күн бұрын
Wow, if you find out how he reversed that please let us know
@user-vk4vw4le1c7 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for your output I’m listening. I gotta go get blood test on my cortisol soon and I’ve already was towed. I had Addison’s in the hospital that’s been I don’t know seven months ago I’m not on any medication and it is very difficult every day. I take it one day at a time, but I’m afraid on taking medication because you do gotta get the right medication and I don’t even know where to begin. These doctors don’t know how to treat you anyway I’m not in no hurry to start the medication because then I got another pressure problem to deal with like I don’t have enough right now.
@chronicallyfit_withjill7 күн бұрын
keep looking for help and please if you have addisons or suspect it get on your medication as your body needs it and you will feel better. Please take care
@cards2warriors9 күн бұрын
Yay! We're so glad they arrived and that you love them!! And we're extra grateful that you are healing up after your fall and surgery! 💙
@chronicallyfit_withjill7 күн бұрын
Thank you friend...you are amazing and I am so grateful for you coming into my world!!
@brendad731311 күн бұрын
Love the affirmation today!!
@chronicallyfit_withjill10 күн бұрын
AGREE....I needed to hear this one!
@brendad731311 күн бұрын
Yum!!❤
@chronicallyfit_withjill11 күн бұрын
@@brendad7313 they are very yummy
@sandrawheeler152111 күн бұрын
Absolutely inspirational amazing...Thank you so much. This has helped me so much. To realise what i need to do. To get fitter stronger less fatigued. With Adrenal insufficiency...! Yes listening to your body. But being postive with your steps forward...we can do it...slowly but surely...I really needed to hear this today. Belinda you are an amazing woman.xxx
@chronicallyfit_withjill11 күн бұрын
@@sandrawheeler1521 you got this. Step at a time ❤️
@pixiedust614913 күн бұрын
They sound yummy. Unfortunately, Doc said no oats (too high in carbs), allergic to almond & sensitive to dairy. I use Dr Alan Christian’s The Adrenal Reset Diet & Hormone Reset Diet. Love the shakes! Fast & easy. He started Integrative Health Care in 1997, so you’d have access to an expert specializing in natural endocrinology. He’s online also.
@jillc968113 күн бұрын
When my daughter was in the hospital emergency room waiting for a diagnosis , the one thing I drilled into her was “ it’s not all in your head , if they tell you it is we know it isn’t “ she was a 20 year old young lady , they treated her as an anorexic and not at all kindly but thankfully there was one smart doctor who recognized the tan , and made the diagnoses ! I shall for ever be grateful to that doctor !
@chronicallyfit_withjill11 күн бұрын
Good for you for being an amazing advocate ❤️❤️❤️ we need to trust our instincts ❤️❤️❤️
@lisamanary439115 күн бұрын
Hi Jill! I added headphones to my hospital bag because the noises in the hospital can be stressful so being able to listen to some calming music or guided meditations can be very helpful for me.
@chronicallyfit_withjill11 күн бұрын
Great suggestion. I used it in the forum today
@FreelancingwithMHR16 күн бұрын
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@cmoore843416 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for describing your experiences and for what has helped! This is quite valuable information. I can relate to SO many things you mentioned; it's comforting to know there are others with odd and previously unexplained things happening to their body. I just learned I have low cortisol and am going through testing of related blood levels. I pray to finally have answers and help after all these years!
@jenniferruselowski793416 күн бұрын
Thank you this is very helpful. I will be working on getting my bags together
@ELeigh-e1e17 күн бұрын
I hope you feel better soon!! This was super helpful, thank you! Starting to make my bags!
@chronicallyfit_withjill17 күн бұрын
@@ELeigh-e1e so glad you found it helpful. ❤️❤️ good luck with the bag❤️❤️ you will feel so much better in an emergency ❤️❤️
@user-iz5lk7sr1m18 күн бұрын
Thanks
@chronicallyfit_withjill18 күн бұрын
Ahhhh thank you so much for the support. It is very appreciated. ❤❤❤
@kerenewallace358120 күн бұрын
Jill even though I’m new I’m so glad that you share your story, it eases my pain and anxiety so much. I went into a crisis that landed me in hospital for 8wks I was with my daughter thank God because I don’t have a medical alert bracelet simple because Im not able to afford it and the government doesn’t cover it. So I passed out, at the hospital it took them a long time to treat me, even after my daughter was letting them no how sick I was becoming , only about 2 nurses knew about Addisons my potassium was a 9, my blood pressure was 79 over 48 my heart rate was 300bpm then things went black. When I came too I was in icu still feeling awful and confused they were still playing around with the doses, after a few days they settled on 40 ml of dexamethazine when I was moved from icu I found out I was on the palliative care floor, even though I was put there because it was the only bed they had, but can you imagine how much that messed with my psyche! I was diagnosed in 2019, after being in hospital for 6mnths with no answers I lost so much weight that I need to get a feeding tube that caused so much problems and stress. I think that I’ve had addison’s since I was 16, because I was pretty much homeless and I had just had a baby and since then there wasn’t a month I wasn’t in hospital, I was accused of being bulimic and anorexic because I was so skinny and always throwing up then accused of drug seeking. and so much more, anyway how for some reason I became so reconditioned to the point of use a wheelchair and thank God now a walker, Jill I’ve had a really really hard life, from being abandoned at church at 6m the abused both physically and sexually I remember it starting at 3 until I was about 18, then I was as in a very abusive relationship but it was normal to me because that’s all I knew, I ended up having 2 more children my youngest born prematurely and with cerebral palsy would have been 3 if I wasn’t kicked repeatedly in the belly and forced to terminate the pregnancy or he would kick out of me. One day I mustered the courage to have the police put him out, but I was terrified that he was two come back and hurt me, and that’s exactly what happened, I took my kids and we lived in a shelter for 6m until I received housing in a city that I had never been our even heard of, it was beyond stressful but I finally for the first time felt like I didn’t have to walk on eggshells, there isn’t enough room to share everything like the depression, but because I have no family support or very much at all to be honest, I’m struggling with so much stressors I don’t think I’m on the right amount of cortisone I pass out all the time because my blood pressure gets really low I suffer from chronic pain and fibromyalgia, pericarditis and everyday stress, I know you’re busy but I would love to talk with you more, and also I how do I get the kit that you give out?
@kerenewallace358120 күн бұрын
😮I’m so sorry Jill, I pray you have a great recovery ❤️🩹
@chronicallyfit_withjill18 күн бұрын
thank you so much!!! ❤
@aknudsen9320 күн бұрын
I don't have addison's disease but I've always had anxiety and after I had covid I had terrible fatigue and achy bones, it's the only way I could think of saying that. I am a teacher and in the summer of 2023 I couldn't get off of the couch for about a month. I would get up and shower and then sleep or watch television. After a month I felt a little better but it was about 1 and 1/2 years before these symptoms went away. I went to my acupuncturist who sent me to a functional medicine doctor. Bloodwork was done and I was told I had adrenal fatigue. I was finally diagnosed with long haul covid. I also just found out I have hyperthyroidism so I'm taking meds for this but talking about cortisol levels is so interesting. Stress is a big factor for me so I've been working on lowering this. I'm glad I found you channel and thank you for sharing your story.
@chronicallyfit_withjill20 күн бұрын
Keep fighting friend there is a lot in your control. Take care and thank you for the comment and feedback ❤
@marywymer734221 күн бұрын
Thank you so much for sharing your experience. You are an inspiration!and so brave!Get well soon.❤
@chronicallyfit_withjill21 күн бұрын
ahhhh thank you friend...all of you mean so much to me...It was like you were all right there with me. Thank you for your kind words ❤
@brendad731321 күн бұрын
The fear that wraps around us as we bottom out of cortisol is indescribable. Thank you for talking about this. ❤
@chronicallyfit_withjill21 күн бұрын
Agree so much...so glad I am not alone on this..thank you for your comment friend ❤
@brendad731321 күн бұрын
@@chronicallyfit_withjill ❤️
@sandrawheeler152121 күн бұрын
Those are some great questions to ask Medical staff.xx
@chronicallyfit_withjill21 күн бұрын
thank you my friend....we need to ask the questions to get the answers ❤
@sandrawheeler152121 күн бұрын
Not only are you teaching me so much.❤ Your educating various Doctors.🖖👏👏. This is video that has the potential to save our lives..!! Always be prepared is the message...and Adrenal sufficiency comes first...!! Such an important message for us and medical staff. Get well soon Jill.❤❤ I never stop talking on higher doses of steroids. Its false energy...!! Stool softener 😅😅 yes those pain killers bung you up.😂😂 you do make me laugh 😂😂. You are an amazing communicator on your podcast Jill...❤❤❤Yes that death feeling...your poor Dad. Bless him..❤
@chronicallyfit_withjill21 күн бұрын
Hey friend...I hope it helps someone...anything we do will help. Be prepared is a must..AI first...glad I make you smile friend....keep smiling for me ❤
@Tulipan71122 күн бұрын
This was great, thank you, dear Jill ❤! I didn't register to your forum, because I am from Europe and couldn't attend it live, so I am grateful that you posted it here 🙏. Will have to watch it again. Lots of love to you and others in this community ❤!
@chronicallyfit_withjill22 күн бұрын
Thank you for watching...I hope it was helpful. there are notes now available on my website for free download www.chronicallyfitcanada.com. Just go under resources. ❤
@Tulipan71122 күн бұрын
@@chronicallyfit_withjill Oh, how wonderful, thank you 🙏.
@suzieschuder401722 күн бұрын
I’m a medical doctor on Newpirt beach. I’ve had lie cortisol and treat people with cortisol. And I’m a psychiatrist. I use a compounded cortisol that’s mixed with methyl cellulose. It makes the cortisol into an extended release. The tablets last only 4 hours and then drops drastically. I also blood test my patients and found that almost everyone of my drug and alcohol abusing patients have low cortisol .
@jbaker25122 күн бұрын
I love the muppets too lol. watching your podcast is my new obsession Lol
@chronicallyfit_withjill22 күн бұрын
LOVE THE MUPPETS ❤ Favourite childhood memories. Thank you for watching and I hope you find the videos helpful...take care friend.❤
@MdAbdullahBinTaohid22 күн бұрын
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@sandrawheeler152123 күн бұрын
Fabulous Jill doing your yoga with your dislocated thumb..❤❤❤ i am going to try and do this session.xx
@chronicallyfit_withjill22 күн бұрын
Hope you try it friend...let me know when you do!
@annettemaxwell64823 күн бұрын
Omg this sounds so similar to what I go through but I’ve been diagnosed with CFS/ME. At the time the specialist said my cortisol was on the low side but not low enough to diagnose anything. I’m taking fludrocortisol now for pre-syncope
@chronicallyfit_withjill23 күн бұрын
Oh my friend. Dont rule it out and listen to your body and instincts. Please be safe. Keep fighting friend ❤️❤️
@ronron231223 күн бұрын
What discussing the risks associated with the over replacement of cortisol?
@chronicallyfit_withjill22 күн бұрын
@@ronron2312 thank you yes!! I am setting up and expert about the health effects of high and low cortisol. Thank you ❤️❤️
@Tulipan71124 күн бұрын
Dear Jill, thank you for this video and all of the other videos you made ❤! Your work and the ADSHG have been the best resources for me. I wish you quick and easy recovery!
@sandrawheeler152124 күн бұрын
This is fantastic advice. Thank you girls...All very helpfull.. your amazing Jill how you support others.. and use all your experience...i hope to start excercising again soon. Its scary...Not pushing too hard..But doung enough. As you said. Any excercise is good excercise..go at our own pace...and lots of self love.❤😂😂
@MauiCarnivoreWoman24 күн бұрын
Aloha Jill, thank you for sharing this! I am wondering if you know people with adrenal insufficiency who were first diagnosed with fibromyalgia and had a hard time getting an Addisons diagnosis because the doctors kept wanting to throw all their symptoms under fibromyalgia.
@chronicallyfit_withjill24 күн бұрын
HI there friend....I haven't talk to anyone specifically in this situations but I am sure it happens...especially Addison's hides itself so well and so hard to dx. And yes so many illnesses over lap..we need to be dialgent with testing and look at everything. Hope you are well...thank you of the comment and watching my little videos.
@juliewaldron851125 күн бұрын
Thank you! So inspiring! I was diagnosed with PIA 23 years ago. My fear has always been getting cancer & if I would be able to get through the treatment due to the major stress it is in the body. Thank you both for sharing your stories & Jill you dr comment that with PIA cancer would likely be caught early. It gives me hope. ❤️ where do I get an emotional support pickle?
@chronicallyfit_withjill24 күн бұрын
Hey friend...Michelle is amazing...such a wonderful human being. Her story is providing so much hope...but yes Addisons may give us early detection LOL...I can't get a bladder infection without a mini crisis. Check local FB groups to see if anyone local makes the emotional support pickles or ETSY! Be well my friend.