I recently had the opportunity to have a wonderful discussion about Meniere’s disease and tinnitus with Heather Davies, host of the excellent “Meniere’s Muse” Podcast! In this wide ranging conversation, we discussed all kinds of important and helpful topics related to Meniere’s disease and tinnitus, including coping strategies, tinnitus habituation, and so much more! We […]
Read More →Last week, I was honored to be the first official guest on a new podcast called Hear Me Out. In this wide ranging interview, we discussed many important topics: The importance of hope for Meniere’s and tinnitus sufferers How Meniere’s and tinnitus clinicians can better serve their patients and how the wrong doctor can make […]
Read More →If you’ve followed me for a while, or have read either of my books, you have probably heard me talk about my wife Megan. (You may have even read one of her two previous guest posts for Mind Over Meniere’s.) She’s been with me throughout my entire journey with Meniere’s disease, helping me through my […]
Read More →I’ve always been amazed at the way the brain can compartmentalize traumatic and stressful situations to keep you functioning. It’s protected my sanity on more than one occasion: after the death of close friends and family members, after my Meniere’s disease diagnosis, and most recently, over a difficult past 12 months. Stress has kept my […]
Read More →I’ve always tried to be my own best advocate, but for a long time, I needed other people to help me fight for my health. Meniere’s disease is a terrifying and complicated diagnosis. There were multiple times when I couldn’t see the light at the end of the tunnel and had to rely on those […]
Read More →My 2-month-old son screamed at the top of his lungs as I walked around the nursery, holding him in my arms. The sound pierced right to center of my brain, lighting up my nervous system like a Christmas tree and spiking my Meniere’s symptoms. My ears rang louder and louder as he screamed inconsolably for […]
Read More →Parenting a newborn baby is hard. Parenting with Meniere’s disease is a lot harder. As many of you know, my wife Megan gave birth to our first child, Zack, on August 12th at 3:05 pm. After a difficult 40+ hour labor, our little guy was born healthy and happy! The past few weeks have been […]
Read More →When you live with Meniere’s disease, fear can infiltrate every aspect of your day. It’s not irrational fear either. When our symptoms can flare up at any moment, it affects the decisions we make, it keeps us locked in houses, and prevents us from making plans. Part of my philosophy of chronic illness is to […]
Read More →Click here to Register for Steps 2 Balance! Click here to Donate to VEDA in Support of My Campaign! The Vestibular disorders association is hosting a new event next month (May 12-20) called Steps 2 Balance in an effort to raise money and help vestibular patients around the world to achieve their goals. Here’s how […]
Read More →After a challenging couple of months, I’ve recently had to make a lot of really difficult lifestyle changes. It started slowly as my work/life balance went out the window. But it didn’t take long for my health to start falling apart. I wasn’t sleeping, my Meniere’s symptoms were the worst they’ve been in years, and all […]
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