Eye movements and weird sensations
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Hi ladies, for all the regulars who have read my previous posts who know that I have been having off balance, woozy sensations and a stiff painful neck, severe anxiety and depression
I was wondering if any of you ladies have experienced any weird sensations with your eyes. I've noticed that if I'm expressing myself with my eyes like making them wide it makes me feel imbalanced
I swear this peri is getting more weird everyday, it really does give me terrible health anxiety
I've been off balance since last March, blood test results last year proved estrogen very low , tried HRTs but had to stop cos of side effects, now on tibolone
I also have a history of ME and my mum passed away in January this year...it's been a terrible time, worst time of my life
I would appreciate any ladies replys who share similar symptoms
Love
Brenda X
Ps. Also dread washing my hair as don't like a lot of head movement, anybody tekate to this? X
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brendababy monique_93857
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I've developed a fear of the imbalance dizzy sensation, I've allowed it to rule me, it's like a phobia, I think that's why my neck is so sore and tense and is slightly veering to the left. All my muscles are sore today because of the panic attacks, they seem to have went on most if the day
Hope your having a good day and thanks again for listening
Hugs xx
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Anxiety and panic have a way of making us think we're not in control. That said, having dealt with this a lot as well, there are coping strategies that we can use to feel better. I am sorry for your loss and hope you will be comforted by good memories of your mum. You might want to talk with a counselor who can help you with your loss, especially with regard to your own health and how this is all affecting you at once, and who could help with coping techniques. I hope this is helpful to you and again am sorry for your loss, I know you are hurting.
Take care,
Elizabeth 💕
brendababy Guest
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I am overwhelmed with everything that's happened and worried it could prolong all of the symptoms I'm suffering from
If I could stop fearing the off balance/dizzy sensation then the anxiety would decrease
Thanks again and sending you a hug
Brenda xx
BugglyBot brendababy
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My sons are studying at uni and I feel me panicking and crying all the time is affecting them so I'll need to make an effort
Lots of love
Brenda xx
BugglyBot brendababy
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Have you chatted to your sons about it, so they have a better insight into how you feel? I'll bet you're not affecting them as much as you think you are. They'll file it away and get on with things more than you think but of course they'll worry about their mum. Good luck to all of you and let us know how you get on xx.
metamorphed BugglyBot
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My other two sons are 24 and 22 and just walk on if I mention symptoms
My whole family are struggling because of the death of my mum, my eldest son was particularly close to his gran so it's taken its toll on him
Everything for us just feels wrong at the moment, my fear of the off balance woozy sensation has affected my relationship with my husband as I won't let him near me or hug me incase it makes the dizziness worse, I've developed a kind of phobia with this
Anyway, it's good to talk to females for a change especially ones who care, I have two sisters who won't even call or text me even though they know I'm struggling so thanks for caring
I hope your having a good day, lots of love ....Brenda xx
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Our middle son is 25 in May and he is a worrier but he's never still and is always on the go, so it looks like he's not really listening, although he is. I really am sorry about you losing your mum. Not only do you feel rough as it is, but that hurts a lot and you're also feeling for the rest of your family. I hope it lightens for you all soon.
That's awful. At least my sister chats with me. She's 45 and is suffering as well. She doesn't call or text but if I needed her, she'd be there, (I hope so anyway). This forum is great for us all to come together. The sanity we think we've lost, is among our posts sometimes. Take care Brenda xx.
brendababy BugglyBot
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Here's to better days
Take care
Brenda xx
ambercolleen brendababy
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brendababy ambercolleen
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Thanks
Brenda xx