u/EducationalEagle5101

Hello à tous pour la première fois avec ma compagne ( nous sommes en location depuis 10 ans dans un appartement )

On envisage d'acheter une maison 🏡

Dans un village près du notre, on reste à 3mn de notre lieu de travail ( Hôpital et moi antiquaire )

Donc dans un quartier résidentiel calme ( ce qui change de notre location dans une résidence avec une forte population de jeunes au chômage qui hurlent la nuit )

La maison était à 170K j'ai réussi à négocier une baisse de 5% pour le vendeur et 3% chez l'agent immobilier ( maison en exclusivité chez lui un an )

Ce qui me fait acheter la maison à 157k on a un apport entre 10-15.000k , j'hésite car on veut garder un peu de liquidité.

Automatiquement je suis assez stressé, car mon premier achat , la maison fait 106m2 , sous sol total donc pour mon activité c'est formidable.

Toiture propre isolé, DPE en E maison de grand mère donc pas au goût du jour mais avec un réel potentiel, le soucis est la chaudière au gaz ( ça consomme pas mal )

L'électricité on va dire que c'est vieillot pas dangereux mais il faut refaire tout de même quelques trucs électrique mise a la terre sur certaines prise et des différenciel de 30ma.

On est a 22% se taux d'endettement, mais bizarrement j'ai peur de me retrouver dans une merde financière, qui n'est sans doute pas justifié mais j'hésite car peur de tomber sur une douille dans la maison, ou alors d'avoir des imprévus qui dépasse mon matelas financier...

En sachant qu'il faut rajouter les fonciers 1500€ à l'année.

Le prix du M2 est a 2000€ dans cette ville la personne l'avait mise a 1490€ le m2 environ avec la négociation je suis tout de même gagnant, la maison est sur un étage et on a énormément de place contrairement à 70m2 où je suis actuellement...

On se retrouve avec 1021€ de crédit sur 20 ans , 25 ans ça fesais 921€ mais 20k d'intérêt en plus ce qui m'a fait un peu réfléchir...

On est pas loin de signer le compromis de vente mais j'aimerais tout de même des conseils !

Merci a tous

Title (possible): Very strange ankle/foot instability: used to happen on uneven terrain, now random “giving way” even on flat ground + normal scans Post: Hello, I’m looking for feedback from people who may have experienced something similar. I’ve been dealing with ankle/foot instability for several years, likely related to old sprains. Before: The “giving way” episodes mostly happened in logical situations: uneven terrain slopes, holes, rough ground slipping or missteps outdoors It was annoying but somewhat predictable and manageable. Now (recent months): The pattern has changed. Now: my foot can “give way” on flat ground sometimes even while walking normally or moving between rooms sometimes right at the first step after standing still sudden “collapse-like” sensation with no warning Medical tests: I’ve had several exams: MRI EMG X-rays 👉 Everything comes back normal. How it feels: loss of confidence in weight-bearing fear of walking normally completely unpredictable episodes sometimes pain afterwards (ankle / outer foot / cuboid area) Question: Has anyone experienced a similar progression: instability initially on uneven terrain then random giving way even on flat ground with normal imaging and tests despite symptoms? Thanks for any insights.

Ps : I take pregabaline and tramadol since 17 years, at the beginning I think this the treatment, but after réduction... Nothing :( please help me !

I cannot walk in grass :(

Sorry for my english !

Hello everyone, I have been taking Lyrica for 17 years (I am 39 years old) following a jaw injury that caused serious damage. Up until recently, I had never experienced any side effects from this medication. However, I started noticing that I would often bump into walls and felt very clumsy with my hands... Following a severe burnout in January 2025—which was incredibly intense both mentally and physically—I had to increase my dosage in February 2025. I had been on 150 mg morning and night for ten years, and I went up to 175 mg morning and night. It did bring me a little relief. For context, for the past 13 years, my feet have had a tendency to give way, almost like hypermobility in my ankles. I have done every imaginable test, but everything came back clear—my tendons, ligaments, and nerves are all working fine. It used to only happen on very uneven terrain. Anyway! A month after changing my dosage, I was walking at home when my foot completely gave out, as if the power had suddenly been cut. This resulted in a sprain, severe pain, and discomfort radiating up into my psoas and thigh. Things got so bad that I couldn't walk at all; I had to hold onto the walls indoors and use a cane outside. I underwent more tests, but no doctor could find anything. By doing some research using AI and scientific journals, I noticed "gait disturbance" and "ataxia" listed as side effects on the medication leaflet. I decided to lower my dose back to 150 mg morning and night. A month later, a miracle happened: I went eight months without a single sprain (which hadn't happened to me in 13 years). For reference, I weighed around 67 kg at the time. In February 2026, I stood up too quickly from my couch and everything gave out—my leg, my foot, my hip, my knee... What followed was two months of absolute hell with massive foot pain. I work standing up, which really doesn't help matters. In March, I decided to reduce the Lyrica even further because I was convinced it was the culprit. I tapered down to 100 mg morning and night in 25 mg increments. Things went well for about a month. (I now weigh 63 kg due to weight loss caused by the pain). But since Saturday (I had a sleepless night due to an episode of colic), even though I caught up on my sleep over the weekend, Monday, and today, it is starting all over again. I'll be walking, and suddenly, as if the power cuts out, my ankle gives way. It’s driving me crazy because the pain is insane, and every time it happens, I have to massage it or go to the osteopath. I’ve noticed that a lack of sleep or alcohol makes the symptoms much worse, likely because it affects the cerebellum—the part of the brain that manages balance. My question is: can anyone help me or offer some insight on this? I have an appointment with a neurologist in a month, but I would really like to know if others have experienced the same thing—balance issues, and especially this phenomenon where the feet just give out without warning, even on flat ground. It feels like I am completely losing my proprioception! Thank you all so much for your help, it means a lot to me. Sorry for my English, I am French and using an AI to translate