@Cynthia12, I'm so glad to hear that you have connected with a doctor that is listening to you and trying to help you. Hope they get to the bottom of your symptoms.
We had a rainy start to the day here. Needed the rain. Don't need the mud so I concentrated on doing more fall cleaning.
We have two ponds on our property, streams and a major creek on one boundary but what I really like is that there is a small lagoon behind the barn. It doesn't hold water as well as it used to-I hope to get a liner to drop into it someday-but it holds enough that in the spring the sound of toads and frogs is deafening. I love it. We also have an abundance of Skink lizards around the house. Every now and again one will sneak inside and I'll find it sitting near the deck door sunning itself with one of the cats watching it with less than honorable intentions. They are truly beautiful little reptiles with their pinstriped bodies and cobalt blue tails.
Sigh. Makes me sad that fall is bearing down upon us. Even though it was near 90 today, I see where next week the temp is only in the 60s.
Enjoy the frog sounds. Won't be long before those of us who have winter experience our first sub freezing nights. We will go to bed to silence outside and wake up to silence. No sound of birds singing and declaring their territories, no spring peeper frogs singing their brains out. No crickets or bugs raising a ruckus.......just winter cold and silence.....well except for our psychotic roosters, that is.
Gaaaaagh! I miss spring all ready!!
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including crows and ravens. For song birds it is mostly just 3...chickadees, pine siskins, and juncos.
I was very lucky to catch all that. Of course I didn't have my phone, so I couldn't take a picture. 
