Sue (a.k.a. “Surly Sue”)
Sue retired in 2019 at 67. Since then, Sue has been clawing her way through months of vestibular rehab therapy. A determined and heroic Sue is pictured here with her canine therapist, "Uncle Brenda." It
Sue retired in 2019 at 67. Since then, Sue has been clawing her way through months of vestibular rehab therapy. A determined and heroic Sue is pictured here with her canine therapist, "Uncle Brenda." It
Introduction My Meniere’s Disease began some 20 years ago, while I was leading a workshop in England, when I experienced a sudden and dramatic hearing loss, specific to one ear. I had to ask people
When Balance Goes Topsy-Turvy The tipping point for seeking help for my balance was toppling over on my bike while waiting at a stoplight. As someone who enjoyed training for triathlon events, this could prove
I am floating face down, having managed not to panic after having fallen down a six-foot embankment into the river. I am reveling at the thought that I have remained relaxed, but I am also
With the assistance of the Balance Institute of Indianapolis and The VEDA Organization itself, I began to compile Vestibular exercises that could potentially improve my daily functions. I stumbled upon the VOR X1 and X2
I had a concussion after a car accident in July 2016. It caused double vision and my eyes didn't track together. Severe headaches would wake me at night, causing waves of nausea. Everything was too
My vestibular ordeal started like any other day at my cabin in the New Mexico mountains in July, 2018. My wife and I took a 4-wheeler ride in the mountains, like we have done many
I was an active sophomore at Sandra Day O’Connor High School, going to school every day, playing soccer and hanging out with my friends, until one day, I wasn’t. I was sick the previous week
My vestibular story starts in May of 2016. I am semi retired and at age 65 was thoroughly enjoying life that beautiful spring morning. It had rained during the night so I was walking in
My vestibular journey began with a box of cereal. I bent over to put it away on a lower shelf and was hit with a true vertigo attack. The room was spinning and I couldn’t
A life on the ocean wave with MdDS in the 21st Century…by Jude Austin My journey began in 2006 after flying to New Zealand and back over a weekend, to do a training session with
TOOLS AND STRATEGIES FOR LIVING WITH PPPD by Rev. Carol Rexroad Cannon Orangeburg, South Carolina Early one morning in August 2016, I was suddenly struck with severe vertigo. After two doses of Antivert did not