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 […]
Read More →I was exhausted. Drained of my last reserves. But I still couldn’t rest. I was leaving in the morning for a trip to Maryland to see my family and there was still too much left to do. It was already 8 pm. I hadn’t even started to pack. My stress levels were high and I […]
Read More →Discipline is a funny thing. Where does it come from? Why is it always so hard to hold on to? For a long time, maintaining my health in the face of such a potentially crippling disorder like Meniere’s disease required so much of me. I kept strict routines and exercised ruthless discipline over my body […]
Read More →I feel like a hypocrite. I had a bad day yesterday and I realized that I struggle to follow my own advice more often than I’d like to admit. When my symptoms flare up, knowing what to do is only part of the equation. Actually doing it is the hard part. It’s amazing how fast […]
Read More →(Read Part 1 – 10 Ways to Make Money from Home with a Chronic Illness) One of the hardest things about living with a chronic illness is losing the ability to work. As your illness progresses and your symptoms get worse, getting yourself to work and staying focused throughout the day can become a massive […]
Read More →Adversity is overrated. I know it’s important and can lead to personal growth, but it feels terrible in the moment. It’s especially bad when the adversity is caused by a chronic and debilitating illness like Meniere’s disease. While it’s happening, adversity is almost always a miserable affair; often flavored with feelings of failure, guilt, shame, […]
Read More →There are way too many things I need to do on a daily basis to stay ahead of Meniere’s disease. I eat a healthy diet most of the time, but key lime pie is delicious and usually hard for me to turn down. I know exercise relieves my brain fog, but sometimes I end up […]
Read More →It’s cold in the emergency room. I was waiting for the ER doctor to come back as my mind started to drift. It wasn’t just the temperature either. It all felt so sterile, so emotionally cold. It’s something I’ve noticed a lot over the years; that often unfeeling nature of modern medicine. Was it always […]
Read More →“Believe in yourself and all that you are. Know that there is something inside of you that is greater than any obstacle.” – Christian D. Larson It’s hard to believe how fast everything can change. Sometimes, it only takes an instant. In 2011, four simple words destroyed my world completely: “You have Meniere’s disease.” For […]
Read More →I needed one more day without rain. For two weeks I had checked the weather forecast every day, praying for sun. It hadn’t rained in so long. A year of planning all rested on mother nature giving us one more good day. But as I opened my eyes on the morning of my wedding, it […]
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