u/Acrobatic_Bowl_5539

Hi, I’m a 36 year old female, and I’ve struggled with nausea / dizziness / vertigo as long as I can remember. I had an episode that was horrible and that triggered me to finally seek help. I was diagnosed today. I started physical therapy, and have Zoloft and 50mg meclizine. I’m just so used to getting sick all of the time but I feel a lot better having a diagnosis.
How do you get through this? I want it to get better. I’m a single mother of 3 kids and I just want our lives to not be so affected by my illness. Any tips would be so appreciated!
My worst is bedtime, I doze off and wake up with a roller coaster sensation I have to wait to pass and suffer the rest of the night. Some nights I wake up and have to go throw up. Other nights, I’m just spinning and have to hope it gets better.
I didn’t realize until therapy today that I suffer from fullness feeling in my ear(s) and tinnitus. I just never realized until I was asked that I suffer from that, instead thinking it’s just normal.
I get really dizzy from having my eyes closed, obviously motion sickness from motion around me like at traffic lights, entertainment where the camera is moving / bouncing / spinning, etc. travel is a nightmare.
Have you found relief with physical therapy? Stronger medications?

we all think of the exact same person in the first 0:01 of the video

Does anyone remember this gum from the 90s / 00s that was like, berry flavor. It was pink and blue, striped one color on the left, the other on the right. It was a long strip and rolled into a container. It was NOT bubblicious or bubble tape. (In the US, specifically)

It was so good and it doesn’t seem to exist.
The container was like a chewing tobacco style, and that was blue.

I am positive I didn’t make this up but I can’t find anything online about it.

Just one thing about Laura:
Her floppy lower lip whenever she talks or works out just drives me insane and no one talks about it