I’m crying along with you, girl! I’m so happy to see your progress!

@IncredibleAnyway

2 ай бұрын

Oh thank you so much! Always feels good for me to be able to see the progress.

Look at you my pillow standing warrior friend! I love seeing your resilience and progress. 💜

@IncredibleAnyway

Ай бұрын

Thank you!!! 💜💜

You did great balancing on that pillow! Your brain is adapting and improving to re-balance!

@IncredibleAnyway

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! It has been exciting to see the improvement!

Hi girl! Here is your personal chearleader again😜. (Patrick and i love to watch dallas cowboy cheerleaders on mtv) Being outdoors is very nice indeed and healing. I try to be outside every day. Doesnt always go. But i try. Oh djeez luckely bene didnt harm the cute opossum. The deer are soo pretty. Yeah good work again Bene. Im with your pt having to use your chair avain isnt a step back. Its indeed safer for now. You could have injured yourselve by faling and make your recovery harder. Yeay good work on the pillow exersize. 👍🍀❤ Hugs marloes

@IncredibleAnyway

2 ай бұрын

Thank you!! I love to watch the Dallas Cowboy Cheeleader reality show too - is that what you are talking about? Way to go for trying to get outside as much as you can. It is so important. I was so relieved the dogs didn't hurt the possum and it didn't hurt them! I appreciate you cheering me on! Sending hugs your way!

@hersenwikkelspunteu

2 ай бұрын

@@IncredibleAnyway yes i mean the show about making the team. We are on season 6 now.. mtv seems to run all seasons back to back in tge moment. 🍀❤

Your heart necklace is beautiful where did you get it ❤ 2:27

@IncredibleAnyway

2 ай бұрын

Thank you! My parents brought the necklace back for me from Scotland when they were there in July 2023. :)

@EmilysLifeOnWheels

2 ай бұрын

@@IncredibleAnyway very nice 😊

Mam do you still feel vertigo ? I always use to watch your videos I am also a meniere's patient and I appreciate I and you to that even we are meniere's patient but we are strong I also fight with vertigo in the age of 20 just... But many times I get inspired by you if you can fight against your journey then why I can't... I am also a student, I used to study but after 2 months it repeats and breakdown my confidence 🥺 but still I have a hope that one day I'll get cure... Mam can you please share your journey after labrinthectomy , how many you feel vertigo before labrinthectomy and after labrinthectomy in a day ? And do you have monolateral or bilateral meniere's?

@IncredibleAnyway

2 ай бұрын

Hello! Thank you for your message. I hate. you are living with Meniere's too. You are very brave and strong. The fight can be hard, but we can do it - one day at a time. Wow that is impressive you are a student. I can see why the Meniere's episodes would affect your confidence. It can feel very helpless to be so severely affected by this because it is so horrible. Remember it is not your fault, it is what is happening in your ear. Sometimes all we can do is take one moment at a time, one day at a time and do what we can to get through. I'm so proud of you for getting through such a rough health issue. I do still have vertigo in certain situations where my brain is still learning post surgery. It is a normal part of the healing process and will be completely gone once I've fully recovered. I did not have a labyrinthectomy. I had a Vestibular Nerve Section. They are completely different. Labyrinthectomy is a surgery that removes the inner ear organs and a vestibular nerve section is brain surgery where they go into the brain and cut the nerve between the brain and the ear. I only have Meniere's in my right ear. They do not recommend either surgery for someone with bilateral meniere's. Thank you for reaching out. You are not alone!