Exhaling more then you are inhaling. That is common with people like Marie Osmond. How is your diaphragm and nerves to the diaphragm? Best Wishes In a message dated 10/25/2009 5:26:15 P.M. Central Daylight Time, [email protected] writes:
Lately if I begin talking I be come faint. I get very dizzy while getting dressed, as I'm being turned from side to side, and when I first sit up away from bed in the morning. I lean forward, long sitting, till I touch my toes, this is to stretch out my back -- then I sit up balanced and place my right hand on my left knee while my left hand is behind me and I turn my head as far as I can to the left -- I hold that to the count of 10 and do this three times. Then I put my left hand on my right knee and my right hand behind me and turn my head as far as I can to the right -- I hold to the count of 10 and do this three times. I've been doing this EVERYDAY for decades, it helps me with my driving to look over my shoulder. ~ Bobbie
