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@ryman -- I merged your post with this discussion you were participating in before, so that you could connect with some members who knew some of your story. I am so sorry you are feeling like giving up. Sounds like it's been a very discouraging road with the dizziness and blurry vision, and not getting answers.
I also thought that some other members who have talked about dizziness might have some suggestions for you on that and the blurry vision, and what to possibly do next, like @amandacw @klhe @aesmayo01 @techi @bellagirl.
This is definitely important for your quality of life to improve and get your ability to drive back. I'd echo what @grandmar asked: is there a possibility of getting another opinion?
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I have been living the same way for two years now. I woke up from back surgery this way. I no longer can drive nor work. I live as a recluse because my balance stinks and I’m scared of falling. I have went broke going to so many doctors and numerous test with no answer. I hate living this way.
I sure know how you feel. I am so sorry. It is a very hard way to live.
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Thank you. My daughter and grandson both have very busy jobs and after so many tests and treatments they don’t seem too interested. Since I can’t drive and all the specialist are far away, I can’t really look for another doctor. My neurologist seemed very concerned but when I saw her two weeks ago she seemed to be brushing me off. All she offered were antidepressants and I have tried way too many of them. I can send her and my primary messages which i plan to do. I suppose if all else fails, whatever my problem is it will eventually land me in the hospital.