Jayne The Daily Manic

On 20/10/2017 at 10:21 PM, edriscoll said:

 

I will tell you that it was the best thing that I could do.  Since leaving, I have been able to focus on my health and find new ways of doing things that have helped me find my way back to feeling like a productive, valuable person.  While working, I felt like a failure everyday towards the end.  I am so, so much better at avoiding episodes by resting, slowing down when I need to, moving or not moving depending on how I feel, etc.  I was able to adapt to my new life at my own pace.  I never would have been able to do that while working.

So true. Lovely advice. My life has also been much better since I started working part time from home. I still have my moments but I'm largely in control and that's a great place to be.

I experienced vibrations/buzzing for about a year when things first went haywire. The only thing I can put it down to is my flight/fight being super sensitive. As time has gone on it has stopped but at the time they were very disconcerting. Those calming videos sound worth a try as well as perhaps hypnosis (something I thought about but didn't do).

I only get it momentarily as part of presyncope or from turning over in bed - ENT said it's my wobbly blood pressure.