

Vestibular Migraine and Me, Part 1
dizzying view of a descending spiral staircase A couple of posts back, I wrote about having to use a walker because I started experiencing vertigo and became unsteady on my feet. Thankfully, I have regained my stability, mostly, and I don't have many episodes of vertigo, but I still deal with the elements of the migraine itself. I will add that I fell down the stairs and broke a toe, so things still do get a bit wobbly. 🩼 I am not new to experiencing migraines. I have had is


And Another One: Dealing With New A Diagnosis Part 1
I am starting my own collection of ribbons guys. I already have a turquoise for Dysautonomia, Purple for Pancreatic Cancer: I had a nonfunctioning neuroendocrine tumor (NET) on my pancreas. It was the only time that I was happy to be in the 5%. There are likely other ribbons out there that I can add to the group but the one that I am talking about today is yellow for Sjogren's Disease.
Storytime: I Survived 9/11
I would like to start this by stating that this is truly more for me than anyone else. This may also be for my children, if they ever do read this. I did survive 9/11 and it was extremely traumatic for obvious reasons. I have discussed it over the years with those who have asked, but I never wrote about it. I always meant to but when I would try, I would get the visuals all over again. I also avoid all media that day because for some reason, they like replaying the news clips












