Help Raise Awareness for Addison's Disease

Addison's is so rare its very hard to diagnose. My symptoms started when I was 15, I was 25 when diagnosed. I went 2 years in and out of the hospital on my death bed. Two different times I was in and out of conciseness should of have been in a coma. I was loosing so much weight wasting away, slowly dieing. Thankfully March 28th 2013 I was in and out of conciseness and vomiting uncontrollably my husband took me to the Er where they diagnosed me with primary Addison's Disease (if they didn't catch it then I would be dead now) I stayed in the hospital a week. I am doing better after being diagnosed however I still struggle alot, and alot of even medical personal don't know about Addisons or how to treat it or how without our injection in a crisis we will DIE. So we need help getting awareness out there to help save lives.

A summery of Addison's..... What are adrenal hormones?
The adrenal glands are located on top of each kidney and normally produce three classes of hormones: glucocorticoids, mineralocorticoids, and androgens. Adrenal insufficiency occurs when the adrenal glands produce an insufficient amount of one or more of these classes of hormones.
The pituitary gland makes many hormones, including growth hormone and ACTH, a hormone which signals the adrenal glands to make cortisol, a hormone needed for life. If the adrenal gland doesn't make enough cortisol, replacement medications must be taken. The most common medicines used for cortisol replacement are:

Hydrocortisone
Prednisone
Dexamethasone

What is adrenal crisis?
Adrenal hormones are needed for life. The system that pumps blood through the body cannot work during times of physical stress, such as illness or injury, if there is a severe lack of cortisol (or its replacement). People who lack cortisol must take their cortisol replacement medication on a regular basis, and when they are sick or injured, they must take extra cortisol replacement to prevent adrenal crisis. When there is not enough cortisol, adrenal crisis can occur and may rapidly lead to death.
What are the symptoms of lack of adrenal hormones? If you don't have enough cortisol or its replacement, you may have some of these problems:

feeling weak
feeling tired all the time
feeling sick to your stomach
vomiting
no appetite
weight loss
confusion
muscle cramping
darkening of the skin (primary only)

When someone with adrenal gland problems has weakness, nausea, or vomiting, that person needs immediate emergency treatment to prevent adrenal crisis and possible death.