I wish I had that EEG done a week ago.

[Deja Q]

Damn it to hell. I'm able to walk again on my own without falling and my dizziness continues to improve, thus making a positive condition less likely and I don't want my boss to think it was all psychological (it wasn't, but still. They're strange over there.)

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On the plus side, the EEG might be able to detect why I have left-side spasms, confusion, logistical thought problems, ADD/ADHD... or even other things such as syphilis (cool!), head injury, sarcastic fibrosis, dementia, MS, Meniere's disease, Labyrithitis, multiple system atrophy (that one's my favorite), and conservatism... Yippee?

On edit: Whoo boy, I really wrote that last paragraph to make it sound I had all those conditions! :crazy: They're testing for a few, but the EEG can suss out much more.

[notadmblnd]

1. Just lay off the alcohol, you'll be OK.

I'm sorry I was just joking. If you truly are experiencing these symptoms, just take it easy, you'll be OK.

[Deja Q]

2. LOL. The good part is, I drink no booze at all.

How's that for bad grammar? :D

[spinbaby]

3. Wow

Either you're a hypochondriac or you're really sick.

[Deja Q]

4. Holy shit! (oops, pay $150 to Poland) I wrote that WRONG!

Let me correct it, just a mo'...

:wow:


http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=105x2280346 (about the $150 to Poland)

[vixengrl]

5. I sure hope they do figure out what's going on--

it'll be a positive step just *knowing*. Having a name for something wrong curiously makes it real to people--I know what you mean about your boss. Until and unless you have a "label" for the condition, it's not exactly real to them. I wish you well about this. (That "multiple system atrophy" doesn't sound like too pleasant an option, though.)