Category Archives: paying attention
Stay Tuned….
It’s been a little over week since my last post. However, please know I remain active with my Blog. I am working on developing and adding sections to share and capture who I am and why this endeavor is so … Continue reading →
The Work Begins and Subject Zero is Born
After that first a-maze-ment and monumental day in that tiny lab, I went home and resumed my studies at Madison Area Technical School, now Madison College. Amid my school work, my tests, classes and exhaustion, I couldn’t stop wondering how … Continue reading →
Posted in Biomedical Research, Clinical Research, Disability, Disability Noise, Gentamicin, Inspiration, Institutional Review Board, Motivation, Non Fiction, Ototoxicity, paying attention, Perception, Rehabilitation, Research, Self Help, Sensory Substitution, Tongue Display Unit, Vestibular System
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Tagged brainport, cheryl schiltz, gentamicin, madison, Mitchell Tyler, norman doidge, Oscillopsia, ototoxiciity, paul bach-y-rita, perception, Sensory Substitution, silencing the noise of disability, University of Wisconsin, Yuri Danilov
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Sensory What?
I began my first semester with a small load of classes as I knew from experiences I’ve already had, that exhaustion was a big deal for me. So I spaced my classes strategically throughout the week with days off … Continue reading →
Posted in Disability, Disability Noise, Gentamicin, Going to college with a disability, Inspiration, Motivation, Non Fiction, Oscillopsia, Ototoxicity, paying attention, Perception, Physical Therapy, Rehabilitation, Research, Self Help, Sensory Substitution, Tongue Display Unit, Transition, Vestibular System
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Tagged brainport, cheryl schiltz, gentamicin, madison, norman doidge, ototoxiciity, paul bach-y-rita, perception, silencing the noise of disability, University of Wisconsin
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Real Deal College Classes!
To this day I’m not sure how I learned about Wisconsin’s Division of Vocational Rehabilitation (DVR), only that sometime in 2002 I met someone at a small café in Madison who described to me what DVR is and what … Continue reading →
Posted in Acceptance, Accommodations in college, Disability, Disability and Opportunity, Disability Resources, Gentamicin, Going to college with a disability, Independent Living, Inspiration, Motivation, Non Fiction, Oscillopsia, Ototoxicity, paying attention, Perception, Rehabilitation, Self Help, Transition, Vestibular System, Vocational Rehabilitation
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Tagged Beth Bremer, brainport, cheryl schiltz, Disability Resources, gentamicin, Madison College, norman doidge, Oscillopsia, ototoxiciity, paul bach-y-rita, perception, silencing the noise of disability, Todd Jones, wisconsin
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Phrases, praises, architect of change and… what’s this outfit I’m wearing?
Would’ve, could’ve, should’ve… you know those “if only I would have’s”… These little phrases serve no purpose other than to torment us, add to the noise. Not to say that they are forbidden to be said or thought or asked, … Continue reading →
Posted in Acceptance, Disability, Gentamicin, Inspiration, Letting go of Blame, Motivation, Non Fiction, Ototoxicity, paying attention, Perception, Self Help, Transition, Vestibular System, What's noise?
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Tagged apying attention, brainport, cheryl schiltz, gentamicin, norman doidge, ototoxiciity, paul bach-y-rita, perception, silencing the noise of disability, University of Wisconsin, wisconsin
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Subject Zero 