After Monday night's spin I am determined to...

After Monday night's spin I am determined to find out why this is happening. I made a phone call to a friend who is a neurologist/epilepsy specialist. Who reassured me that what is causing it is nerve damage from my brain bleed/stoke. And, the reason it happens at night is positional, that if I don't keep my head elevated enough that I can start spinning. I have to make sure that I am propped up enough so I won't slide down while I am sleeping. Gee, I wonder if they sell seatbelts for beds?

How come no one ever explained that to me before???

I can cope so much better when I know what it is......