I personally haven't been through this but I have a friend with a little
old Yorkie that is deaf and blind but she is ill and can't control her
bladder but putting her down isn't an option for my friend either. Off
hand from what I have witnessed--I would say you probably need to be more
aware of her presence under foot now.She may inadvertantly get under
foot.Although her other senses will heighthen like she will sense
vibrations like your foot steps and the stereo playing,your talking, doors
closing,telephone ringing, etc.[some noises may frighten her] and her
sense of smell.She probably will require more love now. It will reasure
her.I'm sure it is a frightening experience for her until she adjusts.A
familiar environment is essential so I hope you aren't planning a
move.Hope all this helps a little.The vet is right --you probably have to
adjust more than her.