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Do all of you have a loss of balance constantly? For example, most of the time if you tried to push me over, I could resist and not fall over, but sometimes my "gyroscope" goes kerflooey without warning when I'm walking and I veer off to the right. I did it last night getting out of the car and almost fell over one of those dirty snow mountains we still have from the blizzard.

Do you think they're two diffferent things or that what I have is a precursor to having no balance all the time?
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