Life with Meniere’s disease is a constant challenge.There are so many moving parts that even when we’re doing well, everything can change in an instant. Meniere’s demands so much of us, and as much as we give, it’s rarely ever enough.But as difficult as it all can be, we’re never powerless.We may not be able […]
Read More →Hey Everyone, it’s that time of year again!The Vestibular Disorders Association’s Balance Awareness Week starts on September 12th!Starting from humble beginnings in Portland Oregon, the Vestibular Disorders Association has been a beacon of hope to the Vestibular community for more than 30 years now, advocating on our behalf, supporting us, raising awareness for our struggles, and […]
Read More →We all know how important it is to protect our hearing in loud environments. Especially so when you have Tinnitus or any other kind of disorder that affects your hearing, because you are starting out at a disadvantage. Sustained exposure to loud noises, like at a concert, sporting event, or loud movie, causes hearing loss and will make our Tinnitus so much […]
Read More →Today I decided to try something different. Instead of my regular weekly blog post, I am going to turn the spotlight around to you. Yes you! As I tried to think of a topic for this week’s article, I thought, instead of coming up with an idea, why not just ask what kind of content […]
Read More →Life is never simple for someone with Meniere’s disease. I guess life is never simple for anyone, but Meniere’s disease can really muddy the waters. There are so many moving parts. Learning to manage the chaos and complexity is like juggling chainsaws; every misstep can have major consequences. And there’s no magic bullet to make […]
Read More →Continued from part 1. If you haven’t already, be sure to read part 1 first. On an episode of author Dave Asprey’s podcast Bulletproof Radio (Episode 109), author Steven Kotler described his struggle with Lyme disease which left him crippled for years, and how he used flow states to bring himself back from the brink. It’s […]
Read More →We all know how terrible Meniere’s disease can be. It affects our lives on so many different levels. It’s a rare disease that virtually no one has heard of. It’s invisible to the outside world, and people can’t see your pain. It’s not fatal, but it can quickly destroy your quality of life, and I know […]
Read More →It’s hard to imagine that in 2015, a person could be at a loss for information. Especially when Google puts the collected knowledge of mankind at our fingertips. But for those of us suffering from Meniere’s disease, and other vestibular disorders, having access to information has not always helped. In fact it often works against […]
Read More →Hi Everyone, I am finally ready to release the details of my new book: Mind Over Meniere’s: How I Conquered Meniere’s Disease and Learned to Thrive! I am excited to announce that the Kindle eBook is now available for pre-order, and the official release date for both the kindle version and the paperback is Monday, […]
Read More →“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” – Anonymous Special Update: The Kindle eBook version of Mind Over Meniere’s: How I Conquered Meniere’s and Learned to Thrive available for pre-order now, and will be […]
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