When you live with an unpredictable illness like Meniere’s disease, life can get complicated pretty fast. Vertigo can often strike without warning, incapacitating you faster than you’re able to respond. When something like this happens, injuries and dangerous situations are often unavoidable. You may not even be able to operate your phone to call for […]
Read More →I recently hosted a webinar presentation on finding relief from tinnitus for the Hearing Loss Association of America. It came out better than I could have imagined and I’m excited to finally get to share it with everyone! This is the official replay video posted on the HLAA’s youtube channel. (It’s a great channel so make sure […]
Read More →I recently had the chance to connect with Louise Banks and her son, Ben Folland. Louise is a big advocate for the Meniere’s disease community in the UK, but today, Ben has the spotlight. He recently surveyed 800 Meniere’s patients to find out what treatments they had tried and if they were effective. His results were submitted to the Meniere’s Society as […]
Read More →I’m a very loud person from a long line of loud proud people. It’s a family thing. We all just yell over each other. But there’s never any hate or malice. We raise our voices in a misguided attempt to win arguments and debates. It’s been this way for as far back as I can […]
Read More →When you live with Meniere’s disease, for all its hardships and difficulties, a lot of times it’s the secondary symptoms like brain fog, that can be the most frustrating. Even if you happen to get some control over the vertigo, the tinnitus, and live an overall healthy lifestyle, you’re still probably going to have to […]
Read More →One of the most common questions I get asked on a regular basis is: “Can I travel with Meniere’s Disease?” I hear it almost every day. And I completely get why it’s such an important question to so many of you. Traveling is such a wonderful part of life and thought of losing it, on top […]
Read More →I know how lucky I am to still have most of my hearing. Meniere’s disease can take it away so easily. I know that I have to wear earplugs in noisy environments, and usually I do. But I always feel self-conscious. For reasons I can’t explain, I struggle to wear earplugs out in public. I’m […]
Read More →When you live with a chronic illness like Meniere’s disease, it’s very easy to fall into a negative mindset. The anxiety, depression, stress, and emotional turmoil can overwhelm you in an instant. But this simple technique can help to calm you down and bring you back to a more positive mindset in less than two minutes. […]
Read More →When you have Meniere’s disease, finding a great doctor can be extremely challenging. It’s such a devastating disorder, and its rarity renders most general practitioners, and even many specialists, inexperienced at treatment. And that’s unfortunate because it’s way too easy to lose hope without proper medical care and guidance. If you know you have Meniere’s […]
Read More →Recently, I was lucky enough to connect with an amazing woman named Kathy McCabe. Kathy is an internationally recognized virtual assistant who also happens to suffer from Meniere’s disease, as well as several other chronic illnesses. Her story is remarkable. In the face of tremendous adversity, she has found success as a virtual assistant and has been able to continue […]
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