Neuropysch Dr "research pointing to Fibro being in our Brain"

Hi Peers,
This is a double follow up comment to two recent threads. One was a post with a Peer stating that her Dr discussed centralization sensitivity as "being all in her mind", the other, childhood trauma and relation to Fibro.
Yesterday, I sent almost three hours discussing the results of an exhausting set of neuropysch tests from my reared/whiplash in Dec 2013. Luckily I speak this language! Wow. He discussed that while, yes, I have physical symptoms of post concussion syndrome, I have a very mixed result in the various cognitive tests. What dies this mean?
Well, moderate depression brought on by the body trauma, enhanced by Fibro( exsisting), awakened PTSD as I experienced it as a child
( childhood traumas), decreased capacity for encoding or retrieval due to all this, ect. Oh, and pain meds but only at the time of the needed increase.
Ok. As we were talking about all this we discussed PTSD, depression, abuse (rape, sorry for this outing of a painful subject for women), and PCS with other pain issues that are new and chronic. He mentioned that research was indicating that childhood traumas can prime us for Fibro later in life. He followed by stating these studies are showing it is a brain dysregualation, not a mental health issue. We talked a lot about the amagdyla, the emotional processing/ memory area and fight/ flight.
I am still left a bit confused about how many things are mildly to moderately "off" in my brain, like fibro fog wasn't enough!, but given the other, important threads about research, childhood trauma and where fibro might come from I felt my woes had helpful information for this forum.
Hope you all are not totally confused by this,
Blessings

Most of the tops fibro researchers and many clinicians have concluded by using HRV and fMRI tests that fibro is the stress response system stuck in the on position.

This system can become over reactive by genetics but more commonly when children are under stress. Most wont remember the stress as the cortex is not well developed enough to incorporate the experiences.

Add this to certain personality types, adult stressors and after what is know as Allosteric load the nervous system enters into a self-protective mode of constant internal arousal with myofascial tension in preparation for escape.

We don't need to fell tense or anxious for this to be occurring - it is more on a cellular, neurotransmitter level.

Science and medicine have no remedy and in fact most of the common fibro drugs are now suspect in creating more CNS problems.

I know three people who are 95% recovered and were severe. They did it with eliciting the parasympathetic response 3 to 10 times a day, getting off all drugs, moderate exercise, low glycemic diet, working on internal stressors and self talk and eliminating all the external stressors they could.

I am doing everything but the CNS retraining. I do one meditation and one session with the MUSE biofeedback and I am better but I need to do many meditations and diaphragm breathing session a day and I just have not had the discipline

One way to know if you have reached the parasympathetic healing part of the CNS in your mediations is if you are breathing less than 6 times a minute and you can hardly feel the breath...called low and slow