Posted by John Fulton on April 23, 2013 at 14:15:55 from (69.35.211.56):
In Reply to: Vertigo posted by Mark W. on April 23, 2013 at 08:57:47:
I came down with a debilitating case of vertigo about 5 years ago while driving to work one day. I suddenly had to throw up, pulled the truck over and emptied my stomach, or so I thought. I knew that i could not work in this condition, so I turned around and started for home (35 miles). Well I had spell of nausia about every mile. Sometimes I could aim out the window, sometimes not. I was so disoriented that I could hardly see. My plan was to make it to a small town half way home, there was a EMS station there, and hopefully someone would be on duty. Well, driving about 20 MPH, I finally made it there, parked the truck and somehow managed to stumble across the parking lot where a couple young guys were washing an ambulance. I could hardly talk, smelled like puke and must have looked like hell. I recall one of them saying something about"alcohol induced". I did however, convence them to load me up and take me to hospital. Dr. gave me a shot and they kept me for about 12 hours. I did eventually see an ENT doctor who thought it was maniers disease. I lost about 3 weeks work, but eventally grew out of it. The most debilitating experience I have ever had, worse than triple bypass.
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