That was worse than I expected.

[@alexrc7333]

It's hard and exhausting, sometimes the vestbular system is overloaded despite not being in a very triggering environment or without a warning. It takes time but I hope your brain figures it out soon, these flares are much worse than they look. Be safe Kelly and have a great week!

[@helenneemeyer1602]

Oh Kelly my heart was braking watching you try to get through this. Sending love ❤️ hugs 🤗 and lots of prayers 🙏

[@IncredibleAnyway]

It was rough. Thank you for the love and hugs adn prayers. I’ve been praying for your neighbor with dementia and your sister. ❤️

[@helenneemeyer1602]

❤Thank you so much for the prayers. I’m going on Tuesday to see my sister, she’s two hours away and my neighbor is in a home now and she seems content. I’m still taking care of her little dog. God Bless! Continued prayers 🩷🤗🙏

[@helenneemeyer1602]

It was so good to see my sister. We had a great visit. She was in good spirits, had great conversations.

[@judibeth6483]

I’m sorry you had such a hard time, Kelly. Sending love and hugs to you ❤

[@IncredibleAnyway]

Thank you JudiBeth. Love and hugs coming back to you too!

[@Vamalways]

I am so thankful for channel. I was diagnosed with meniere's disease and it like to show up at the worst times. I am 31 years old with three children and the sole provider. It is harder than people understand. At one point manager asked me if I had it under control. You know as well as I do the answer to that is no. It feels good to know I am not alone!

[@IncredibleAnyway]

SO much respect for being mama to 3 kids *and* being the sole provider. Having Meniere’s on top of that must be so very hard. It’s so hard to explain to others. Im sending you a hug and rooting for you. You are not alone. I’m so glad you are here.

[@menieresdiseasewarrior5949]

It does take a while for the brain to adjust Kelly !! Keep going you are doing great !!

[@IncredibleAnyway]

Thank you! Takes a lot of patience for sure and knowing that it will get better.

[@steven_scattergood]

Kelly I think this is one incredible video of what happened and whilst watching l was flooded with empathy. Living with vestibular migraines and late diagnosis autism has its own set of issues and as l sit here and watch your story l feel great encouragement. Some days it feels like everything is just too difficult but watching your story is inspiring. I think of those words about renewing our strength and soaring on the wings of eagles and l can see it here in your story. Thank you for sharing everything and just know that you are helping each one of us in so many ways. We definitely are not alone.🙏🖐

[@IncredibleAnyway]

Thank you Steven! I deeply appreciate your empathy and words. I’m so glad that my journey is encouraging to you. What you have shared of yours is to me as well- I mean it. I can understand why it feels like everything is too difficult at times. It can be overwhelming.In those moments I try to slow things down and try to focus on the moment bc otherwise I’d get overwhelmed. But I also know that it wont’ always be as tough as it is in that moment. You are such a warrior for getting through the vestibular migraines and the autism. I bet learning about the autism recently is a lot of information to process. You should be so proud of yourself for every step. I appreciate what you shared about renewing our strength and soaring on the wings of eagles. So much truth. Never alone!

[@CarnivoreAli]

Kelly have you tried any dietary experimentation? I have lived with Meniere's since 1998 and developed several more autoimmune and inflammation over 26 years. I had a labyrinthectomy in 2014. Almost 2 years ago, i went against medical advice and started eating a plant free ketogenic diet. Incredibly and to my utter astonishment - it worked!! I was desperate and willing to try anything

[@IncredibleAnyway]

Thank you so much for how you asked that but also for sharing your experience. I'm thrilled to hear that a plant free keto diet has been helpful for you. That would be such a challenge to adjust to, but anything for our health for sure! Why was it AMA? Food is definitely medicine to the body and its important to find what works for us. I changed to eating gluten free and worked with a nutritionist and ate a LEAP diet starting in 2010. I went paleo in 2017 and it changed so much for me. I used to have horrid brain fog and it completely went away when I ate Paleo. I still eat Paleo. :)

[@CarnivoreAli]

@@IncredibleAnyway Oh all the doctors freak out because I can't tolerate any plants so I eat what's called the carnivore diet. I'm so thrilled you've found something that helps you!!

[@dustinwhistler6474]

I other things i for get is you can also try kurgo blaze dog socks like please believe me at can work with his doggy ruffwear shoes to like can be very easy to take off and on your dog feets with his doggy ruffwear shoes and like the socks can help him by protects his dewclaw to and also it can help from slippage off underneath his doggy ruffwear shoes to like kurgo is the best socks out there that you can probably find out there for him dog shoes like it is very true it is very true.

[@hersenwikkelspunteu]

❤ ahw some days i wich i lived close. Me and patrick would have come over to help out. Patricks favorite game with a dog is throwing a ball. So he could have filled in for you. You at least tryed to get to the church girl! Small zteps lead to succes. 🍀🏋️❤ Big hugs like always Marloes oh yeah thatwhas sooo generous and loving from tge theather manager. 🏋️

[@IncredibleAnyway]

Me tooo!!!! I would've loved that! Thank you! Small steps. Big hugs coming back to you

[@EmilysLifeOnWheels]

Maybe while your practicing you can go to a sensory friendly movie screening. They usually offer them for folks with autism. But of course other people can benefit from sensory accommodations.

[@IncredibleAnyway]

Ooo that would’ve been a good idea. Unfortunately they don’t have any of those in my town where I live. I wish they did. In the next video I attempt going to a movie.

[@EmilysLifeOnWheels]

What did you say to the manager to make this happen. Is it ever weird for you to have to explain to people 4:21

[@IncredibleAnyway]

I just said that I had brain surgery and wanted to see if I could tolerate a movie theater. I probably said something about vertigo too. I didn’t go into too many details. I think its more complicated to explain to people if I go into details about how my brain has to re-learn things vestibularly and why new experiences make it hard on my brain. She didn’t need to know all that. Now, I’m not sure what my mom told her while I was walking around lol

[@dustinwhistler6474]

Like it can be good things ro every now and then to added a little bit of layer one of socks underneath your dog ruffwear shoes like every now and then is good for his feets for outdoor or going to public places with your dog and yes is it can be very true because like I don know like you do have a hard time to put your dog shoes in with his ruffwear socks like again I was reading about that about how the ruffwear socks keep falling down into their dog shoes and going into the toes can be very painful for your dog feets to And also please make sure to check your dog paws carefully after you,re walking your dog outside like look for any redness blisters or any signs or heat or cold damage if you see any damage on your dog feets take your dog to a vet immediately for your dog safety appointment tips for your dog feets and how to keep them safe from hot or cold weather conditions and the grass and also the ice or muddy ground to like please look at the tips how to take care of your dog feels outside walk

[@dustinwhistler6474]

and the other things I is how your weekend go for you and your dog like please i what to know how it go for you. guys okay.

[@dustinwhistler6474]

Let me me tell you a story about dog feets in fact to you know that take care of your dog feels is very important to know like taking your dog outside bearfoots wearing his ruffwear shoes outside without wearing his socks but in fact do you want to know about dog feets and how to protect your dog paws from hot temperatures or getting his feets cold in winter season to but only make sure that you keep your dog safe at all times but let me tell you the truth about dog feets and also how to protect them from hot pavement and dogs blisters and how to keep that from ever happening to your dog like the first thing to do is keep your dog paws from getting they paws pade injuries form outside on long walks and also when using dog shoes is ok but putting them on your dog without his socks is not good for him because but he can get Bilsters on his feets very easy without wearing socks underneath his doggy ruffwear shoes and the other thing is keeping they paws pads safe is to put his doggy ruffwear shoes on with his socks underneath but it don need to be by ruffwear it can like kids socks or or other socks that you can get form everywhere that you can get at like the dollarstore or other places that you can get form And also I what you to remember this this for a long time so you can know.

[@IncredibleAnyway]

My dog has been wearing his boots without socks for a few years now and he had never ever had problems. No blisters. No sores. Nothing. His paws are good. But thank you for your concern.

[@dustinwhistler6474]

Like I just making sure

[@dustinwhistler6474]

And also other things is leaving your dog his feets exposed when wearing his doggy ruffwear shoes without the socks like again it don needs to be by ruffwear like again it don need to be by ruffwear it can be like kids socks or other socks that can go over his dewclaw But it you put two socks on his front paws but only put ones socks on the back like please believe me I telling the truth like please I is trying my hardest to help you out so that you can know everything about taking care of your dog paws like please I telling the truth like please like all body don want to listen to me I hope so you can like I just looking out for you and your dog to.