I am still dizzy. Although I have to say the light-headedness doesn't seem as bad as it has been. Either that or I am just learning to live with it.
I am still dropping things and falling up stairs (yes ... not down, but up ... which is a good thing). I've been seeing the neuro physio for a few weeks now and whenever she does work on my neck it makes an impact. Unfortunately I actually get dizzier ... but at least that's a sign that my neck has something to do with it. I am thinking perhaps there is a J-Curve effect in play where things have to get worse before they get better.
There are days when I am almost completely back to normal. Then there are days where I can hardly stand. There's a whole bunch of fatigue associated with it too which is interesting. Maybe that's all it is? Another bout of chronic fatigue syndrome? I had that way back at uni 20+ years ago. I don't remember any dizziness or light headedness with it though. Sigh.
There was a thought that it might be anxiety related. That it may all be stress induced. I argued this strongly because I am not feeling stressed .... unless I am dizzy, and then THAT stresses me. The stress is not causing the illness ... the illness is causing the stress. I proved that when I fronted up to the first cheer comp the other week and I was well all day. No dizziness in sight. Now if it was stress or anxiety related I should have caved right there on the cheer floor, right? Nope.
I don't know. But whatever it is it's kinda getting better and it's kinda not. I'm a bit confused ...
This morning I feel good! So let's just go with that.
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