Waterlog's blog
April 2024
Well, I still suffer from a Vestibular Migraine (similar to Meniere's disease). Fancy diagnosis for - my brain cannot process the ear's balance signals, so I'm dizzy some of the time. Still, it's slowly getting back in check. Sadly, work continues to be stressful. Personnel shortages have me filling FOUR positions. Thus, I'm always tired.
But, I'm still so heavily interested in have matches. I just need to find the time/energy. I love, love, love being a vicious (but sane) heel. But lately, I've discovered my jobber side. I tend to fantasize about being twisted, gut punched, ball grabbed and "tortured" relentlessly. I'd love to see just how much punishment I can take. In the process, I'm taking notes for when I'm back in the role of a heel :-)
For all those who think I'm flaking out on you - I DEEPLY apologize. It's not something that makes me very proud. I hate it when it happens to me. I despise myself a LOT more when I have no choice but to postpone a match I begged to set up. Again - I apologize and hope no one is taking it personally. If I chat with you - it is definitely because I WANT to have a match with you.
Hopefully, as work begins to lessen and my vertigo continues to subside, I can get back out there! Please hang in there with me fellow wrestlers. I'm coming back. That you can count on.
Will
jimmoon56 (1)
14 days agoSo sorry to hear about what you are going through. Hopefully they will get to the bottom of it real soon.
So you are experimenting with your inner jobber interests? Love to keep my Full on Heel sharp working you over Big BOY! 😉😈
NCStarfox (5)
14 days agoSorry to hear that you're struggling with this. As someone who has meniere's i know how incredibly hard it is and just how EXHAUSTING and debilitating those vertigo episodes are. Feel free to reach out if you want. Keep yer head up.............so to speak...........you will eventually get through it!
noyes50 (0)
14 days agoI was diagnosed with Meniere's disease many years ago. When I had an attack it would have me floored for about 72 hours before I could fully recover. Drs. only told me to take more water pills when it got bad. The thought was too much fluid in the inner ear.
One time after an episode there was a pop in my ear similar to changing altitudes. The symptoms got better much quicker than normal. 2 hours instead of 72. I started chewing gum for about an hour in the morning and an hour in the evening. In a week my symptoms went away as long as I chewed gum frequently. I have stopped chewing gum now and maybe once every two months I get a split second of the feeling an episode is coming on but I take a deep breath and it stops. I understand there are many things that can trigger Meniere's disease. for me the gum chewing was my relief answer. I do not know what caused the symptoms to start but they did start 2 years after I was robbed and knocked unconscious. Chewing gum may not be your relief but if you have not tried it - it would be worth trying.