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Originally Posted by Barnsley Hi Ilia,
Watched a show on TV the other night on BBC America about a couple looking to buy a house in Scotland (they were looking within an hour commute of Edinburgh) and thought of you!! Is your house a stone house? Looks like that's all they had to pick from in that area. How cool. That's one of the bummer things about the States -- everything's too new, so no really historic looking places like stone houses.
How are things in your hopefully dizzy-free world?
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Hi Terri!!
Back on the boards again after not being able to get on line over the weekend...rahhhhh.
Wow isn't that funny that you saw a programme about buying a house in Edinburgh! I was at universtity there and so live right in Edinburgh for the best part of 3 years. I live 3 hours drive away now (North) and yes my house was built in 1898 so is stone with lots of character which I love. Saying that I do like new houses too which is just as well as we make our living doing just that!
We went to Maryland (US) for a visit to all the show homes and get some ideas for back here in the UK - the houses were really beautiful! but you know thats when this whole labs mess started for me. I have not flown since and been abroda just once (drove!!) to euro disnet with the kids! May very well have to do that again this year as I am sooooo desperate for a holiday.
I am doing ok on the dizzy front. I am quite up and down, so I feel pretty good - its there but v mild for a week or so and the I get the symptoms storonger for a few days and then back to good. heck i wish it would just stick in good and be done with it.
May I ask, when you say that you are 98% whats the 2% symptoms? I also read that you go for massive walks! may I ask do you feel a bit off when you sit down after a long wlak like that? like slight feeling of motion.
Thanks Ilia xxxxxxxx
ps so cool that you thought of me!!