[tabi] Re: I'm getting dizzy..can you help, perhaps?

Then seeing a doctor is a must if you have no site at all. There is
something else wrong. A good doctor at a large university hospital like
Shan's Healthcare Center (University of Florida) in Gainesville Florida
would be a start. I would suggest some kind of Nuro doctor. 


Thanks,
Blackjack
blackjack2@xxxxxxx
 

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Of Christopher T
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Subject: [tabi] Re: I'm getting dizzy..can you help, perhaps?

Thanks everyone for your advice.
BlackJack, I have no longer any light perception so glasses don't and won't
help.
I've made an appointment with my neurologist, Dr. Maitland.
I hope he'll be able to give me some concrete answers.

Chris
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From: "Blackjack" <blackjack2@xxxxxxx>
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Sent: Monday, August 24, 2009 8:24 AM
Subject: [tabi] Re: I'm getting dizzy..can you help, perhaps?


> Yes, try this put on the darkest shades as you can get. This will help 
> block
> out these images and light. You also can put on what I call blinders that
> will block out everything. Now to adjust to this little by little go to
> lighter  shades so you can see more  and more up to your capability of
> seeing. This is a slow process and will take 6 months or longer depending 
> on
> how well your body adjust to light and images that are a blur. What is
> happening is like wearing the wrong type of glasses for your eyes. If you
> put them on and they are to strong it will make you dizzy and sick 
> feeling.
> It will take time but your body will adjust. Wish you well.
>
>
>
>
> Thanks,
> Blackjack
> blackjack2@xxxxxxx
>
>
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> From: tabi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:tabi-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On 
> Behalf
> Of Christopher T
> Sent: Sunday, August 23, 2009 1:34 PM
> To: tabi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: [tabi] I'm getting dizzy..can you help, perhaps?
>
> Hello, all:
>
> I've now been blind for almost two years now and so far I'm handling the
> mobility and orientation pretty well but sometimes I get really dizzy.
> I know that my brain is trying to fill in the holes it's missing since
> losing my sight.  I can handle those weird images most of the time:  cars
> driving by, trees passing me, even hovering above parks and houses like
> superman..but sometimes those images begin to spin uncontrollably and when
> I'm walking I literally begin to tip over.  It's weird and strange and
> sometimes I think it's going to hinder me from even leaving my apartment.
> Has or does this happen to anyone?  My doctor told me it's called a type 
> of
> syndrome but if it's my brain, how do I stop it?  Nothing's worked so far.
> Any help for something like this?  I hope so.
> Thank you for any responses.
>
> Christopher
>
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