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Aug. 9th, 2006 11:42 amSo, yesterday turned into a sick day, given I was having dizzy spells while I was sleeping. So not impressed. But I basically spent the day either sleeping or on the couch, and feel much better. Especially since I skipped band night (again - I'm a very bad groupie) and got to bed at 10:30, with only a brief interruption when the others got home and for some reason there was a slamming door.
I also had my follow-up appointment today with the ear specialist. My test results are all within the normal range, although they did register some nystygmas with some of the tests (that'd be that funky eye movement I mentioned before), so basically I've got the benign paroxymal biploar vertigo, although in a somewhat atypical fashion since I have it in both ears and there's no head injuries in my history. The doctor says it should clear up eventually, as long as I keep up the exercises. Which I did this morning for the first time in about three weeks given I've been sharing my bed most of that time. Go me.
The good news is there's no sign it's anything neurological or serious. So no brain tumor. I'm kind of glad to hear that.
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philf left yesterday and I was sad. :( However, we did have a good night at the Griffin (which probably contributed to the vertigo the next day since lack of sleep is the huge trigger), especially when I went and got Tara and John played for a while. And so did I. *cough* Incentive for practice, that's for sure, but I think I did okay. :)
I also had my follow-up appointment today with the ear specialist. My test results are all within the normal range, although they did register some nystygmas with some of the tests (that'd be that funky eye movement I mentioned before), so basically I've got the benign paroxymal biploar vertigo, although in a somewhat atypical fashion since I have it in both ears and there's no head injuries in my history. The doctor says it should clear up eventually, as long as I keep up the exercises. Which I did this morning for the first time in about three weeks given I've been sharing my bed most of that time. Go me.
The good news is there's no sign it's anything neurological or serious. So no brain tumor. I'm kind of glad to hear that.
philf left yesterday and I was sad. :( However, we did have a good night at the Griffin (which probably contributed to the vertigo the next day since lack of sleep is the huge trigger), especially when I went and got Tara and John played for a while. And so did I. *cough* Incentive for practice, that's for sure, but I think I did okay. :)
