I'm a 63 yr old female, My left acoustic neuroma was dx in 2014. I had the linear accelerator procedure at Jefferson in Philly in 2016. After two years of "watch and wait" with Penn. Initial left sided facial drooping, but thankfully that resolved. Tinnitus and hearing loss managed with hearing aid. Balance is ok, for the most part, except at night, I need a walking stick (far too cool for a cane) However recently I have been experiencing daytime balance issues and vertigo. I feel sea sick most of the day. My 2 yr MRI is due in 3 months. The last neurosurgeon I saw was dismissive, telling me my tumor was "fine". As a psychiatric NP, I found that laughable. So I am going back to my ENT for management of vertigo. Meclizine knocks me out, and I am a very busy provider, so I hope a scopolamine patch will be prescribed. And maybe he can order my next MRI, so I can get this done after the holidays. I don't know if this helped, but just to let you know you are not alone. After reading all of the comments, our successes are varied as we are.