For me, I kind of get the whole package of symptoms but to me the worst is the dizziness/vertigo symptoms. Mostly because I have found that it actually ramps up a lot of the other issues. Although, I wouldn't necessarily say one is worse then the other, because I think each person deals with symptoms better then others and the severity of each symptom might be different for each person as well.

I agree with Keepin'TheFaith07's comment that it takes a toll on you emotionally. There are some days where you feel good, and then the next day it can hit you like a ton of bricks. I have tried figuring out what the "triggers" are but that in itself seems like a long difficult process especially when there could be SO many factors.

You definitely need to find a good support system of some kind, being negative and depressed isn't going to help anything or change anything so you need to find someone to talk to that can listen and offer encouragement when you're feeling depressed or down about it.

Also, don't be afraid to try and correct symptoms. That's currently what I am doing. I might not be able to be completely healed, but if there are ways of at least improving them. I have been having neck problems so I am working with my pcp to figure out what I can do as PT hasn't helped much. I'm also going to talk to him about the raise in heart rate when standing... little things like that.