Trying to stay upbeat.
I saw a neurologist this morning. I have to do more tests but some of the things she said were discouraging. It may be that I won't get over this dizziness and that would make life very limited and depressing. I am trying to think of useful, productive things I may still be able to do. It would have to be at home, alone. Any thoughts? Thanks.
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I've had chemotherapy induced neuropathy since the 2nd treatment of Taxol in 2006. It has steadily worsened within the last 2 years including toes to groin and fingers. (ps you don't walk or balance well if you can't feel your feet). I finally got through my emotional angst and brought home a 4 wheel rollator with seat this week. It was expensive and not covered by insurance, but I think well worth it to be able to go places again, stand in grocery and other lines. I have brief periods of vertigo, but with the rollator, I can turn around and sit on the seat until it passes. Good luck .
Thank you.
Thank you. That sounds like it would be helpful.
Teresa,you always seem to say the most comforting things in your replies,amazing.eifeltower.