Category Archives: Acceptance
Still Jettisoned to Right now but…. Okay, Pity Party Over
This week I added a pity party post. Felt good, really, really good. The noise needed to come out. So there, I have spent time with it and now it’s time to move on towards my goal with what … Continue reading
Posted in Acceptance, Disability Noise, Discovery, Inspiration, Motivation, Non Fiction, Ototoxicity, Perception, Pity Party Over, Self Help, Transition, Who controls disability?
Tagged brainport, cheryl schiltz, gentamicin, madison, Noise, norman doidge, ototoxicity, paul bach-y-rita, perception, silencing the noise of disability, University of Wisconsin
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This Just In… A Jettison to Right Now…
Really? Another Addition to my DisABILITY Resume??? Pretty much all I could say this past Monday was, WTF… This past Monday, July 8, 2013, I learned the results of an EEG I had the week prior to investigate why … Continue reading
Posted in Acceptance, Add another disability ingredient, Complex partial seizure, Disability, Disability Noise, Discovery, Inspiration, Motivation, Non Fiction, Self Help, Transition
Tagged brainport, cheryl schiltz, Complex partial seizure, Dr. Frederick Edelman, EEG, Electroencephalography, madison, paul bach-y-rita, silencing the noise of disability, University of Wisconsin
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Understanding DisABILITY
To understand something we usually try to learn as much as we can about it, right? Well, I learned that disability falls into the search for understanding category as well. The Reading Girl by Magni, National Gallery of Art, Washington, … Continue reading
Posted in Acceptance, Disability, Gentamicin, Independent Living, Inspiration, Motivation, Non Fiction, Ototoxicity, Perception, Rehabilitation, Self Help, Transition, Understanding Disability, Vestibular System
Tagged brainport, cheryl schiltz, gentamicin, madison, norman doidge, Oscillopsia, ototoxiciity, paul bach-y-rita, perception, silencing the noise of disability, United States, University of Wisconsin, wisconsin
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Disability is…
At the onset I thought that I would never find my way out of the incredibly life strangling emotional nightmare I was screaming in. It was controlling my every thought, movement, desire, and wishes. It took control of me… … Continue reading
Posted in Acceptance, Disability, Disability is..., Gentamicin, Gravity, Independent Living, Inspiration, Motivation, Non Fiction, Oscillopsia, Ototoxicity, Perception, Rehabilitation, Self Help, Transition, Vestibular System, Who controls disability?
Tagged brainport, cheryl schiltz, gentamicin, madison, norman doidge, Oscillopsia, ototoxiciity, paul bach-y-rita, perception, silencing the noise of disability, United States, University of Wisconsin, wisconsin
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Disability and Opportunity? Really?
Okay, sounds ridiculous right? That disability is an opportunity; that it provides opportunity to discover new and exciting things about life… yea, right. Just how does that happen when yesterday I could, today I can’t… Opportunity. What does that really … Continue reading
Posted in Acceptance, Disability, Disability and Opportunity, Gentamicin, Independent Living, Inspiration, Motivation, Non Fiction, Ototoxicity, Perception, Self Help, Transition, Vestibular System
Tagged brainport, cheryl schiltz, gentamicin, norman doidge, Opportunity, ototoxiciity, paul bach-y-rita, perception, silencing the noise of disability, University of Wisconsin, wisconsin
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Don’t forget – BLAME – it’s noisy too!
Image from Google Images 5-7-2013 Oh, looking for that someone or something to blame… anything to direct your anger, to point a finger, to say, “It’s all your fault”! I was once hardened by putting the blame, and the work … Continue reading
Posted in Acceptance, Disability, Gentamicin, Inspiration, Letting go of Blame, Motivation, Non Fiction, Ototoxicity, Perception, Self Help, Transition
Tagged antibiotics, brainport, cheryl schiltz, gentamicin, Letting go of Blame, madison, norman doidge, ototoxiciity, paul bach-y-rita, perception, silencing the noise of disability, United States, University of Wisconsin, wisconsin
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