When you live with Meniere’s disease, for all its hardships and difficulties, a lot of times it’s the secondary symptoms like brain fog, that can be the most frustrating. Even if you happen to get some control over the vertigo, the tinnitus, and live an overall healthy lifestyle, you’re still probably going to have to […]
Read More →If you’ve followed my writing for a while, or have read my book, I’m sure by now that you have heard me mention my wonderful wife Megan. She’s been with me throughout my entire journey with Meniere’s disease and plays a big role in my story. I really don’t know what I would have done […]
Read More →Writing isn’t easy. But here’s the thing. We’ve all written things before. And most of us write all the time. Maybe it’s just an email or a thank you card, but we do it without thinking. I’m bringing this up because I discovered an incredible new opportunity for people with chronic illnesses to make money. It’s a […]
Read More →When you live with a chronic illness like Meniere’s disease, it’s very easy to fall into a negative mindset. The anxiety, depression, stress, and emotional turmoil can overwhelm you in an instant. But this simple technique can help to calm you down and bring you back to a more positive mindset in less than two minutes. […]
Read More →Living with a chronic illness is hard in the age of the 24-hour news cycle. The never ending circus of tragedy, crisis, and fear is hard to avoid. Somehow, we’ve decided that the darkest aspects of humanity are what want to see, and all the time. It finds us on Facebook and Twitter, where the […]
Read More →“Life should be lived to the point of tears.” – Albert Camus I’m brain fogged, dizzy, and thoroughly exhausted. I’ve struggled over every word on this page. But after having such an incredible weekend, I just don’t care, and I still have a smile on my face. It’s been a long time since I’ve felt […]
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 →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 →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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