You might want to get checked out for Meniere's, which is a chronic illness affecting the ears and a lot of other things.
http://www.menieresinfo.com/start.html
One of several reasons I get a little snarky when people say they must be multiple because they have memory loss and hear voices is that both of these are known symptoms of Meniere's (although not all people with Meniere's have them).
Of course it's also entirely possible to be multiple and have Meniere's, same way we are multiple and also have those voices and sound effects when we're really tired. We have mild tinnitus also. For a while I was not entirely convinced this body didn't have Meniere's, but we never have dizzy spells or vertigo and it seems not to be getting worse as we get older, but staying the same, so I don't think so.
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Date: 2005-04-21 08:03 am (UTC)http://www.menieresinfo.com/start.html
One of several reasons I get a little snarky when people say they must be multiple because they have memory loss and hear voices is that both of these are known symptoms of Meniere's (although not all people with Meniere's have them).
Of course it's also entirely possible to be multiple and have Meniere's, same way we are multiple and also have those voices and sound effects when we're really tired. We have mild tinnitus also. For a while I was not entirely convinced this body didn't have Meniere's, but we never have dizzy spells or vertigo and it seems not to be getting worse as we get older, but staying the same, so I don't think so.