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Vertigo

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Davey Do:

I thought the GIF was a good example of what vertigo must feel like and look like for the person experiencing it.

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On 10/28/2020 at 12:52 PM, Daisy4RN said:

Glad you are OK, well kinda OK.

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I have a scopolamine patch for you. Might make your mouth dry and give you some hallucinations. You can't cry about it either. Don't know if those are additional benefits or side effects ?

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