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HYDROPS ALMANAC
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Dedicated to those cursed with Meniere's Disease.......


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HYDROPS ALMANAC


 


 


Barometric pressure


Dancing in my ear


Fire code capacity


Compliments of Meniere


Faulty equilibrium


Hanging rights


Into walls


Spring showers


Bring elemental change


Cold front


Passing through


Tornadic proclivity


Transient headwinds


Tender buds


Green


Ebullient


Hydrops Almanac


Small price to pay


Ringside seat


To permutation


 


 


http://www.vestibular.org/vestibular-disorders/specific-disorders/endolymphatic-hydrops.php


 


 


© Bill Grimes Jr. 2007


 


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Reviewed on March 17, 2007
I never knew of this until I read your poem, thank you for this excellent poem.

Reindeer

Reviewed on March 15, 2007
I have a hearing impairment linked to a cleft palete and haired lip. Any inconvenience pales into insignificance compared to that connected with Menieres. I never knew of its existence until I read this colourful definition of its effects.

Is tinitis associated with it?

Regards
Daibhidh


Reviewed by ~ Holly Harbridge (Reader)
Reviewed on March 15, 2007
Dear Bill, Did you hit a nerve here with me! Cursed is exactly what it is; and I was once diognosed with it! cursed with Meniere's Disease. No explainations since a young teen; tizzy always dizzy nausious even when laying in bed all the time. Not a nice life for sure, but thankfully it subsided for me, but for years there's been no explaintation for my disorder. Thank you for posting this, holly

Reviewed on March 15, 2007
Congrads on a job well done. this is a well written work with artistic talent and it was a pleasurable read.


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