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Old 09-02-2006, 06:06 PM   #21
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Re: The Pain of Fibro Fog

Hangin - I have experienced fibro fog also. It has been getting worse. The replies you have gotten from everybody are great, like having pictures of people to help remember their names. Humor during the situation helps also. I realize there are places you can't use this humor like at your husbands work outings, but when it happens to me I'll say " wow, was that a brain fart or what?" Lightens up the situation the people usually laugh and sometimes that particular conversation is even forgotten. Or they will in a good humored way explain what was forgotten or tell you the name forgotten, etc. I hope you and your husbands health improves real soon. I am sorry for everything your going through! I was glad to read your post because I thought the fibro fog was from loosing my mind (which part of it could posssibly be). It helped me to know that there are people out there with the same problem and that there is actually a term for it. Please take care of yourself. Don't be so hard on yourself. I would love to talk with you again!!

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Old 09-07-2006, 09:21 AM   #22
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Re: The Pain of Fibro Fog

I'm bringing this subject up again because I've had brain fog pretty bad the last few weeks. I'll be doing fine and all of a sudden it's like someone pulls a see-thru net over my head. Everything is distorted and I can barely function.

Does anyone know what causes this. It's scary for sure.

I did do some research on brainfog and one of the reasons they say we get it is adrenal burnout and it's your body's way of telling you that you need to go rest.

I would be interested in knowing if any of the rest of you have come upon any solutions - any products you take, exercises, foods that are better for you etc.

I'm looking for ways to take care of the problem as opposed to learning how to live with it. I realize I may have to do both but I would like to find a solution or cure to the problem.

It seems to me that brain fog would be a symptom or sign of something. Thanks

 
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