"You have Vestibular Migraines, and I can help you."
On September 4th, exactly 3 months to the day after my major episode, I heard the words I've been wanting to hear basically my entire life, I can help you . I was referred to Dr. Singh at Swedish by my vestibular rehab therapist. These two, along with a dietitian are going to help me manage my vestibular migraines. I am extremely lucky because I am in great hands with two professionals that care a great deal about their patients. They understand the fear and uncertainty that comes along with being newly diagnosed with a chronic condition and trying to manage it. "You have Vestibular Migraines, and I can help you." I cried. Right there in his office. I was right in the middle of an episode and was feeling so defeated. I cried because I've been waiting for someone to understand. I cried because I felt validated. I cried because Vestibular Migraine (VM) is a chronic condition and I'm scared. This is not the diagnosis that I wanted, but the one that I was exp
