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I was at work in a hospital at night, it was a very hectic, busy night. I started at 6pm, and finally at 4am, went down to the dept. to take report from someone that was leaving. I had more work to do, so I looked down at my paperwork and the room started spinning. I got a page to come give an infant a treatment and couldn't walk a straight line to do so. I called a coworker, he took care of it, then checked in on me. They had to get a wheel chair to take me to the ER. I was too weak to stand, couldn't say much, could only cry, and when I closed my eyes the room stopped spinning. When I reached the ER, I vomited, couldn't answer simple questions, and didn't respond to the drugs they were giving me. Still, the vertigo was constant and in various planes. When I closed my eyes, the vertigo stopped. I spoke mostly to the doc with my eyes closed, only opening them occasionally. He finally sent me home with the diagnosis of vertigo. That was 3 1/2 years ago. Since then, I have the symptoms of a constant peripheral vertigo with balance issues, as well as I am a fall risk. I can manipulate around the home, but going elsewhere is very difficult. I have had 2 TIA's since then. After the 1st one, I lost some vision in my right eye. After the 2nd, I lost the sense of taste. I have been to 3 neurologists, an opthoneurologist, an otolaryngologist, 2 ENT's, 4 different PT's, and of course, my PCP. Nobody knows what to do. I can use the computer for a little while, then I have to do something else. Whatever I do, I can only do it for a little while, then have to do something else. I'm very frustrated, any suggestions?