Yes, it's fascinating. Some people who experience a severe vertigo event lose the ability to maintain balance if a strong fear response is involved. In fact, bipedal balance should technically not be possible in humans. That's what a Phd lecturer told us anyway.
Tinnitus Talk Support Forum
@HeavyMantra thats very interesting I actually don't have any of the associated physical symptoms like balance or vertigo mine is all visual. I'm starting to wonder if I had a brain stem stroke. Makes the most sense with my symptoms.
Hello, I think when I had my BVVP it felt the same. The way the physical therapist described it to me this way because I couldn't understand why closing my eyes sitting still I'd start sweating and having anxiety, which I've never experienced before!
she gave the analogy that your senses are like the legs of a chair and removing a leg (one sense-balance from your inner ear) your other senses start going crazy looking to compensate, hence the feeling your brain gets.
@LostinTX thanks that's exactly what I'm thinking I'm not out of the woods yet I have a focusing issue driving me crazy so I can't focus on anything throughout the day. Prayers needed and thank you all.
it will pass, it will just take some time and rehab 
at the time I was the opposite- T was the bigger issue for me than the vertigo and dizziness
at the time I was the opposite- T was the bigger issue for me than the vertigo and dizziness
Thanks so much @LostinTX I hear you as I remember how severe my T was however my vision is disabling it's like swimming underwater & not being able to focus on things. Waiting for an MRI as my therapists suspect something more sinister like MS. :( Stem Cell will be my next stop
oh wow, I hope not! I was scared of that diagnosis too. My MRI showed 7 white spots but it was cerebral small vessel disease instead. White spots can be from
anything from migraines, to depression or from smoking. Still made me freak out. My T didn't chill a bit until a year. Not sure if time or the clinical study eased it a bit. Still sucks having moderate T though.