Hi Everyone! My new book Mind Over Meniere’s: How I Conquered Meniere’s Disease and Learned to Thrive is finally out and available on Amazon right now! And from now through the end of September, 20% of all profits will be donated to the Vestibular Disorders Association (VEDA) in support of Balance Awareness Week! Click Here […]
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Most people will never understand what it’s like to stare down the barrel of a complex medical diagnosis. That’s not to say they will never get sick. They will. And it might be terrible. But most of the time, it will at least be easy to comprehend. The implications will be clear. The treatment options […]
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Hi Everyone, I am finally ready to release the details of my new book: Mind Over Meniere’s: How I Conquered Meniere’s Disease and Learned to Thrive! I am excited to announce that the Kindle eBook is now available for pre-order, and the official release date for both the kindle version and the paperback is Monday, […]
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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 […]
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“Everybody is a genius. But if you judge a fish by its ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is stupid.” – Anonymous Special Update: The Kindle eBook version of Mind Over Meniere’s: How I Conquered Meniere’s and Learned to Thrive available for pre-order now, and will be […]
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This is going to be a tough one… The sentences just don’t want to flow. My brain feels likes like mush, and fatigue steals the words off my tongue. But I expected it this time. In fact, I even tried to prepare for it. Yet here I sit, dizzy, and exhausted…after a full night’s sleep, […]
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When you think of hope, what do you see? Is it love…or compassion? Maybe it’s heartbreak, or adversity, or pain. When I think of hope, I only see struggle. I think of all the times my back was up against the wall. The times when I clung to hope like a life raft. You see, […]
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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 […]
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I had to watch as my hopes and dreams evaporated before my eyes. It wasn’t a slow dissolve. It was a fireworks show. My Meniere’s disease diagnosis came in my early twenties, at a time when I still felt the invincible feeling of youth. And I didn’t have a framework to accept such radical new […]
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I was never exactly free, but when I was a kid, I could go with the flow. I went on adventures with my friends as we rode bikes and played games that stretched across the neighborhood. We would all meet in my backyard every day and play for hours. We were the last of […]
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