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 →A long time ago, humanity faced a big problem. The Earth was different back then, more unpredictable, and danger lurked everywhere. In a world where every bug bite, thunderstorm, and wild animal could kill you in an instant, how does a species survive? We may be at the top of the food chain now, but it’s […]
Read More →My mind isn’t what it used to be. It’s a weird thing for a 28-year-old to have to say, but unfortunately it’s true. There was a time when productivity was a part of me and I didn’t have to make difficult decisions on how to spend my energy. There was a time when I had […]
Read More →This is going to sound crazy, but I assure you it’s true. According to Psychology Today, 42% of college-educated Americans will never read another book for the rest of their lives after graduation. This horrifies me on so many levels and it boggles my mind because I love to read. I can’t even imagine life […]
Read More →Even when everything is going well, I still have difficult days. Granted, it’s not like it used to be. After my Meniere’s disease diagnosis, every day was a difficult day. When it wasn’t the vertigo, it was the persistent disequilibrium, or the blaring tinnitus that did me in. The ever present brain fog and fatigue […]
Read More →It may be hard to believe, but over a century ago, an Italian economist published a paper on wealth distribution that would eventually revolutionize time and energy management for the chronically ill. It’s a good thing too because I suffer from a chronic illness called Meniere’s disease. And for a long time, fatigue was the […]
Read More →With tears streaming down my face, I opened my eyes. The waves of nausea were starting to pass, but the bathroom was still spinning. I felt myself shaking and I realized I was shivering on the cold hard tile of the coffee shop bathroom floor. I couldn’t stand up…I could barely move. I fumbled […]
Read More →Managing Meniere’s disease can feel like an uphill battle. It gets so complicated and confusing. Everyone is affected differently and what works for some people, may not work very well for you. I know how frustrating it can be. But it’s important to figure out what’s triggering your symptoms, and journaling can help. It’s just […]
Read More →Even when it seems like everything is going great, when my Meniere’s symptoms are in check and life is good, I still end up dealing with brain fog. It can be so frustrating. In the last several months, since publishing part 1 and part 2 of this series, I have stumbled across three new powerful […]
Read More →Without sleep, it can all break down so quickly. After only a few restless nights, I start to come apart at the seams. The screaming bells in my ears make it impossible to hear myself think. My stress levels peak. The ear pressure builds, and the dizziness begins. Sleep is important. I just had never […]
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