“You are more powerful than you think you are. Act Accordingly.” – Seth Godin When you live with a vestibular disorder, life becomes a lot more complicated. Uncertainty follows you everywhere, like a dark cloud ready to rain. Even the simple things, like going out for groceries, or taking a shower, can suddenly become difficult […]
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 →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 […]
Read More →It’s hard to imagine that in 2015, a person could be at a loss for information. Especially when Google puts the collected knowledge of mankind at our fingertips. But for those of us suffering from Meniere’s disease, and other vestibular disorders, having access to information has not always helped. In fact it often works against […]
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