medical condition called shy dagger?

Answer 1

I know some things about it. My grandmother lives with me, she has it. I take care of her every day. I bathe her, dress her, drag her all over shopping, make her three meals a day, take her to the doc, take her to the neurologist. She takes Fludocort, Lisinopril (for blood pressure control to help keep her from fainting), carbo/Levo for shaking hands and one foot) and a baby aspirin. Sometimes Potassium as well. She also has dementia. She is and always has been an unhappy person but she has plenty of money to keep her from having to live in a nursing home. There are tricks to keep her from feeling so dizzy, crossing her legs over and over b4 standing, reaching up and down before standing, coffee in the middle of the day, salty chips for dizzy times. Does that help?