For about a month now, I have been having dizzy spells. Seemed to be getting worse, so I got an appointment yesterday and went in. Cindy is fighting a sore throat and loss of her voice, so she stayed home from work and went with me and went to a doctor also. The doc I went to said that the crystals in my inner ear were messed up so gave me some PT to do. Look off at 45 degrees and lay on my side for 30 seconds then look the other way and lay on my other side. Three times a day for the next two weeks. I hate PT. I always get to thinking about something else and lose track. But I hope it helps. I hate being a dizzy blond! And yes, I am blond. That is why I tell them blond jokes!
Got a call from a neighbor, way late lasat night, that woke us up. Earlier in the evening I had called and left him a message about a branding we were both going to, to see if he wanted to travel together. He had been out celabrating the nice weather. Or so he said. Told me he’d learn me to leave a message. He was so funny, I couldn’t be mad.
But I will exact my revenge! LOL
Bwa ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
Dennisranch 
Ahhh…….the blond thing explains A LOT!
I agree with linda! Hope the dizzy at least goes away 😉 the blond you can do nothing about! I hate to be woke up from a nice sound sleep. All you have to do is try to see when his next celebration might be and return the favor!
Rocks in your head. I’ve been fighting positional vertigo for years and years. The “rocks” called Otoconia are sensitive to temperature and barometric pressure changes, and yes, the exercises help a little, but not a lot. A sinus infection invariably makes it all worse, but sometimes you just have to tough it out.
It’s unsettling because you think you’re having a stroke or something.
They seem to be helping. Maybe it the atmospheric pressure or something.