Hi Bonnie,

Thanks for asking. Please see my post below about "levels and Phlebotomists" .

The doctor was great this time and did not rush me out as usual. I feel much more confident about her diagnosis and now that I know her levels, I know where she stands and why. Also, her diagnosis is technically "NCAH" not "LOCAH", but those terms seem to be used interchangeably here.  Confusing. I do understand the way diagnosing is done much better now, and also that she could potentially "get worse" or lose the ability to produce the small amount of cotisol that her body produces naturally. We also talked about the mood swings Chelsea has been having, and he found that strange as she is on Lupron....he said kids on Lupron usually don’t have the mood issues because the hormones are more "controlled". Go figure....maybe I just have a moody kid...I know I can be moody, lol.

Thanks again for asking!