In my last and final post on “How do you tell your boss you have Hydrocephalus?“. I’ve covered the past, where I was diagnosed while in full-time employment. And, I covered my present situation, having immigrated and starting a new job. Now, I’d like to take a closer look at any prospective employers. I suppose…
I mean all consuming…thought, word and deed? In all honesty, if I had to answer that for myself, I would have to give it a BIG YES!. There are days when I tell myself just to let it all be and carry on as if nothing is wrong. This would actually be easy enough to…
A defining and disappointing aspect of having Hydrocephalus is when those closest to you disregard the effects of the condition. I wonder if there comes a time when family members in the same household possibly just reach a point where they’ve had enough. Enough of your moaning, complaining of how bad your headaches are (especially…
The arrival of a new baby, a new member of your family, is one of the most exciting times in a new mother/father’s life. I remember when I was pregnant. There was one constant prayer for each one of my children from the time of knowing of their existence. I wanted nothing more than for…
We all have one thing in common…We or Someone we love has Hydrocephalus. This in itself is enough to provide a link to sanity. Being able to converse with people (using terminology they understand) who can share your feelings, empathize with your symptoms and actually understand fully your paranoia and concerns. At times I feel…
