balance-problems
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The Challenge of Multitasking
It can be so tempting to multitask, however, doing so many things at once can be draining. Add in hearing loss and balance issues, and the cost to multitask can well outweigh the time savings. Continue reading
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Making Hidden Disabilities Visible- Sunflower Lanyard
The sunflower lanyard is an opportunity for people with hidden disabilities or conditions to make their need for possible accommodations visible. It lets folks know you may need time, space, assistance, etc., in order to participate. It’s an exciting solution to the fatigue of self disclosure. Continue reading
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My Acoustic Neuroma Balance Journey
Balance can be one of the most difficult struggles when you have an Acoustic Neuroma diagnosis. From clumsy teen to wobbly post surgery patient to aerial yoga enthusiast, this is my balance story. Continue reading
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Alcohol After Brain Surgery
The experience of imbibing alcohol after brain surgery can be different or very similar to life before the surgery. While many people can easily enjoy alcohol, others struggle with headaches, tinnitus, and dehydration. How does alcohol feel in your life? Continue reading
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Winter Sports and an Acoustic Neuroma Warrior
Some people really hate winter, cold, and ice. I absolutely love them. Getting outside in a wintry wonderland is a special sort of pleasure. There are some precautions to take when you have had a brain tumor that has compromised your balance nerve. Continue reading
About Me
Emily was diagnosed with a brain tumor at age 27 and decided to make that experience worthwhile by paying it forward to other brain tumor warriors. She is passionate about supporting people and advocating for hearing assistance around motherhood and running a family business.
The "Lucky" Brain Tumor 