Omg!! You were the first person I ever followed on Tiktok and now I come to one of my fav vids on KZfaq and see we share the same awful illness! Wow love your content ! 💙

Bjmanfredi I do believe that most people with the classic version of Ménière’s have attacks that last hours. Mine only is minutes long. I get short attacks everyday for a couple of weeks and then nothing. And not everything at one time. Sometimes just dizzy spells. Other times intense pressure. Other time mild hearing loss, with the hearing returning. Sometimes I can’t stand listening to loud music. And 24/7 tinnitus. But I read that others experience severe forms of dizzy attacks accompanied with hearing loss. It’s irritating not knowing how or when the worsening of my symptoms.

That’s not nessicarily true I’ve had minute long attacks

you need to take into account that a show has to move at a certain pace. The point of doing this in a show is to raise awareness. Better than shows where everyone is completely healthy all the time. One of the best things about this show is the diversity!

misa6811 Legit Same😂

he is cute

misa6811 oh my gosh your right I never caught that

@Bella Morales He played David in the sandlot 2

Which was he?

Maci Renee what is it like

I am so sorry

1) I am sorry my mom has been living with it for almost 15 years. Hope you are having "good days". Please stay safe because of covid

Shit That sucks but I hope it’s not all bad and you are ok

Max Lloyd jones. He's also in adventures in babysitting if you've seen him there

he's in a lifetime movie, and apparently Sandlot 2

Max Lloyd jones (Noah) and Sean Berdy (Emmett) were both in Sandlot 2! :-)

The character is Bay Kennish. As the clip fades out, she begins to tell the story of how she and another girl were switched at birth (the premise and title of the show). The other girl is Daphne Vasquez, who had meningitis as a baby and became deaf as a result. The actress who plays Daphne really does have Meniere's.

Ménière's disease! I have it too! But in both ears for me!

Menieres is a real bitch!!! I have it too! But I have bilateral which means both ears!

EJ386 its a fair point you make about variability between attacks. However, vertigo related to menieres by definition lasts more than 20 minutes. This is not a fair or accurate representation of an attack. Its like if you were teaching someone about hiv so you had someone sneeze and then they take one pill and then they say, Oh yeah, I have hiv and I feel really sick sometimes.

I have bilateral Meneires and am just thankful is is being spoken about on tv! This way there is more awareness!

I know this is an old comment but I have menieres and this isn’t a vertigo attack it’s a drop attack where you fall and you are fine a minute later. I get them sometimes