The term "Dizzy Bitch" is used to describe a ditsy girl. This morning when I woke up to my alarm clock I learned the true meaning behind 'dizzy bitch'.
I woke up to my alarm clock at 5:30am (Yeah I know that is super duper early <insert sad face>). Just another normal start to my day until I open my eyes and see my entire bedroom spinning around me. Now had I been drunk this feeling would be expected, but this should never happen completely sober. I closed my eyes super hard thinking the spinning feeling would stop but it didn't I open my eyes and grab Jimmy's hip because I felt like I was going to fall off the bed. I try to lay back down but the room kept spinning so I told Jim I wasn't feeling right and that I was dizzy. I decide to get up and walk it off so I went into the kitchen to get something to drink. I walked into the wall, TV stand, dog, bed and door jam on my way to the kitchen. I had no balance which scared me even more since I, and my Wii fitness yoga instructor consider me a fairly well balanced person.
OK so let's review. Room Spinning + No Balance + Urge to Vomit = PANIC! I go back in the room the best I can avoiding most objects. I lay back in bed and tell Jim that I am afraid to close my eyes because it'll happen again. I am now experiencing nausea from the feeling spinning and was throwing up in my mouth. I ask Jim to hold me because I was afraid of falling off the bed, he was acting as a seat belt kinda. I manage to calm myself down and drift back to sleep 20 minutes later. But as soon as I turned on to my side BAM! the room was spinning again.
I get out of bed and get dressed and made my way to the car. I made it safely to work and since I was still shook up about what happen I called the doctor, after I googled vertigo of course. I saw the doctor this afternoon and I should be fine. I am experiencing vertigo from fluid build up in my left ear. I'll be on vertigo medicine for a week or so and have a nasal spray to dry up my sinuses. I'm not suppose to be driving so Jim requested that I stay with my parents for the evening. Hopefully the worst is over in 3-5 days I should be feeling better.