Hello, msz. I have been observing your various posts. Your work is quite intriguing. May I volunteer?

Jarrod-27

Something you should know, perhaps. I was born with a solitary kidney, which, according to medical professionals, does not affect or influence my health in a negative manner. Recently, according to blood tests, my body has spontaneously and significantly lowered its production of testosterone. After various tests, the reason is unknown. Currently I am on hormone replacement therapy. And that is the only prescription medicine I am on. No history of mental illness. Anyhow, regardless of the therapy, I am still lethargic. I am always tired. When I try to sleep, I wake up every hour having to switch positions. I haven't slept similar to a healthy person since I was a child. I have tried prescribed sleeping medication, over the counter, as well as Melatonin or other natural means, but they do not suffice. My ears are perpetually ringing, I'm sensitive to the light, my heart is always racing and experiences periodic palpitations, and periodically I experience short, sharp pains inside the right side of my head, above the ear, about an inch or so in. And this all began before I had started hormone therapy. Though I've addressed this to my physician's attention, his reaction proceeding with various blood tests and an ekg, I am supposedly healthy. So if you consider this, and whenever it is convenient for you, I would be interested in what you have to say.