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Old 01-24-2012, 06:11 PM #1
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Awe, I can totally relate.

I do have a suggestion, I would see if you can find a neurologist-opthamologist.

This is a doctor that works with migraines, (balance issues), and lots
of other things. Mine was very helpful with my clumsiness, and the
fact that I fell all the time, till I was about 48.

I was sent to physical therapy treatment, for brain issues.


Donna
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Hi there.

I wondered if you'd ever checked out CAPD? Central Auditory Processing. CAPD

This is a children's site but this condition affects adults as well. Might be work going through the check list.

http://kidshealth.org/parent/medical..._auditory.html
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Thanks lara, I couldn't think of its name.

But you are so right, this does sound a lot like what is going on.

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Awe, I can totally relate.

I do have a suggestion, I would see if you can find a neurologist-opthamologist.

This is a doctor that works with migraines, (balance issues), and lots
of other things. Mine was very helpful with my clumsiness, and the
fact that I fell all the time, till I was about 48.

I was sent to physical therapy treatment, for brain issues.


Donna
Thank you for your advice, all of this is very helpful to me.
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