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It’s been a decade since I got sick. I didn’t know then, that night, that my life was dramatically changed. I’ve done therapies, and they’ve...

August 28, 2019 shining a light on a special petition!




I'm proud to be part of a group of people who got together to start this petition - link at bottom of this piece - & with Balance Awareness Week - BAW - coming in September, it's time to shine a light on it again.

The goal of this petition -
"We aim to give vestibular / neurovestibular patients a better chance for swift and accurate diagnosis, a cure or appropriate treatment. We ask for a worldwide agreement on education of medical students, further training for existing specialists and the establishment of medical guidelines regarding vestibular conditions / disorders. "

Scroll down to click on the link, click to sign, & share!

It took me nearly a year to get my migraine associated vertigo - MAV - diagnosis.  I saw a lot of doctors, & had a lot of tests - MAV can only be diagnosed when a bunch of other stuff is ruled out.

For some people, it takes much longer to get accurately diagnosed. The point of this petition is for doctors to be better educated so that patients can get diagnosed sooner.

Please take a look at this petition, & educate yourself a bit - chances are you know someone with a vestibular disorder. They may not know it - they may not even have ever heard the term vestibular. I know I've gotten quite an education since getting sick back in September of 2011.

After you've taken a look, please consider signing it. If you've already signed it - thank you!

Please share this - if you've already shared it, share it again! Every single signature counts. If you're on any social media, post this petition as a comment where appropriate. E-mail it to your friends & family.
Thank you!



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