(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 […]
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Would you willingly destroy your sense of hearing? Would anyone? Of course the answer is no, but there is new data that seems to tell a different story. Preventable, noise-induced hearing loss is on the rise like never before and it’s becoming a big problem. Rock stars are retiring and who can blame them? Many […]
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There is a lot of good information on Meniere’s disease online, but it can be hard to find. I created this to be the definitive list of links and resources for Meniere’s disease patients. (You can download a FREE PDF Copy of this list here.) Finding a great doctor to treat Meniere’s Disease: Healthgrades – The […]
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Every day, untold millions of people around the world are endlessly tormented by noises that no one else can hear.For some, it’s a high pitched tone, whistle, beeps or clicks. Others hear a whooshing or buzzing noise, like the sound of a jet engine.For the unlucky souls who have to live with Tinnitus, the medical […]
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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, […]
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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 […]
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Living with Meniere’s disease is never easy. The sheer complexity is enough to overwhelm the best of us. And while there are seemingly countless things that may trigger your symptoms, there are also many things that you can do to improve your health, even if your symptoms are triggered by factors outside of your control. […]
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For as long as I can remember, silence has had a sound. The ringing never stops. It’s like a broken soundtrack for the silence in my every day life and a constant reminder that I have Meniere’s disease. It never stops…but it’s not always there, either. Over the years, I’ve learned to work with my […]
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The only thing more terrifying than a full blown vertigo attack is having a vertigo attack and a panic attack at the same time. I’m sure many of you will agree. Because if you have to deal with vertigo, there’s a good chance that you also know what it’s like to live with anxiety. Possibly panic attacks, too But […]
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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 […]
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