As Christmas draws closer, I am reminded of all those years where I would start to worry about whether I would be unwell, and have a four hour vertigo attack on Christmas day, ruining everyone’s plans, or whether something I ate would set off a cluster of vertigo attacks, debilitating me for nine days out of fourteen.

Thankfully, gentamicin injected into my middle ear in 2004, destroying my balance cells, stopped my Meniere’s vertigo attacks – an answered prayer. But sometimes, in the back of my mind is always the thought, “What if the vertigo returns?”

I have to consciously choose not to focus on that thought, instead, focussing on the positives. So here’s something I’d like to gift to you.  

I’d like to gift you a FREE eBook copy of my bestselling novel that has been raising awareness about Meniere’s disease, which shares similar vestibular symptoms that COVID patients have experienced – vertigo, hearing loss, brain fog, tinnitus …

I pleased to say that ‘The Colour of Broken’ was longlisted earlier this year (2021) to be made into a movie or tv series.

And it has been an Amazon #1 in its category, three times.

Grab a copy and see what all the fuss is about. It’s FREE on the 23^rd, 24^th and 25^th of December, 2021.

It’s downloadable on iPhone, iPad, android tablets, android phones, or on your computer. Here’s the App: https://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=16571048011

If you read the novel, I hope the story touches you where you need to be touched.

Wishing you a very merry Christmas filled with joy and thankfulness.

XX Julieann

Julieann Wallace is a multi-published author and artist. When she is not disappearing into her imaginary worlds as Julieann Wallace – children’s author, or as Amelia Grace – fiction novelist, she is working as a secondary teacher. Julieann’s 7th novel with a main character with Meniere’s disease—‘The Colour of Broken’—written under her pen name of Amelia Grace, was #1 on Amazon in its category a number of times, and was longlisted to be made into a movie or TV series by Screen Queensland, Australia. She donates profits from her books to Macquarie University, where they are researching Meniere’s disease to find a cure. Julieann is a self-confessed tea ninja and Cadbury chocoholic, has a passion for music and art, and tries not to scare her cat, Claude Monet, with her terrible cello playing.