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Walking with Meniere's Disease
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[QUOTE="Mikell Hughes, post: 852020, member: 65509"] Sorry to hear about your Meniere‘s disease! I have it for over 25 years but it comes and goes and I do not know why. When I do have an episode, motion sickness pills seem to help some. Meniere‘s is completely debilitating for me (sometimes 12 hour episodes) and you need a support person to go with you. The Camino can have miles of nothing so an episode can be very scary. I did not have an episode when I walked the Camino but it was always on my mind. I find that sports that require balance (biking and running) are extremely important to me. Maybe a bike with training wheels for awhile. I always tried to walk for many days in a row for 12 miles at a time to in the USA to test myself and build some confidence. Hope his works for you. I never really found a way to control meniere’s and my doctors are not any help. The Camino was so much fun for my wife and I and I really hope you get there soon. [/QUOTE]
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