And on the health front...

[deathpixie]

So, I went to the doctor today. The good news is that all my blood tests can back clean. The bad news is that all my blood tests came back clean. The B12's fine, despite the symptoms being the same as last time, so we're going into stage 2 - I'm getting an appointment made for me for the eye, ear and nose specialist. [Bad username or site: @ livejournal.com], you may have something there.

Any way. No easy answers. I'll keep trying.

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[indiana-j.livejournal.com]

*cuddles* I'll be sending you good vibes.

[trishalynn.livejournal.com]

Ditto.

[azzinita.livejournal.com]

I've been saying, it sounds *exactly* like what I was doing last year

[http://users.livejournal.com/_bounce_/]

It might be something to do with that - I was getting a fair bit of dizziness back when I had the bad tinnitus last year and in first year and still do, if I'm tired and stand up too quickly or whatever. Not that it's on the scale of whta you've got going on, but yeah. It's a good thing to get that looked into.

*hugs*

Well, knowing what it _isn't_...

[redhawk.livejournal.com]

is just as valuable as knowing what it _is_.

And given that our front-runners were the permanent-nerve-damage B12 deficiency or manage-it-lest-you-go-blind-and-die diabetes, yeah.

Something else, I would think, would be better than either of those two.

Redhawk

Re: Well, knowing what it _isn't_...

[deathpixie]

Well, the next option after this is the neurologist, so I would have been happier with something specific. *wry* As it is, I get to continue with the dizziness until they figure out what it is. :P

But yeah, probably better to not have either of those. ;)