When you live with Meniere’s disease, fear can infiltrate every aspect of your day. It’s not irrational fear either. When our symptoms can flare up at any moment, it affects the decisions we make, it keeps us locked in houses, and prevents us from making plans. Part of my philosophy of chronic illness is to […]
Read More →When you live with Meniere’s disease, fear can pervade every aspect of your life. We fear having a vertigo attack when we’re out with friends. We fear that our loved ones won’t understand what we’re going through. We fear our doctors won’t know how to help us, or know what to try next. And the fear makes it […]
Read More →When you live with such a complicated and unpredictable illness like Meniere’s disease there’s a deep sense of fear that’s always with you. The fear of having a vertigo attack. The fear of getting hurt, physically and emotionally. The fear of losing friends and our loved ones who just can’t seem to understand what we’re going […]
Read More →November is almost here, and for me, that means only one thing: it’s time for a wedding! After a wonderful engagement, Megan and I are finally tying the knot and I couldn’t be more excited. It has truly been an incredible year, possibly my best so far with Meniere’s disease. I’ve watched with amazement as my […]
Read More →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, […]
Read More →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 […]
Read More →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 […]
Read More →“The enemy is fear. We think it is hate; but, it is fear.” – Mahatma Gandhi I jolted awake in a cold sweat. It wasn’t subtle; it was the violent, heart pounding kind of awake. And it wasn’t the first time either. I had already woken up four times in the last six hours; each […]
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