Super thank you. My arm won’t move as it is “fixed” on elbow, wrist and fingers, so a lot of exercises won’t work for me. 2 years post stroke. Frustrated! This channel is helping me through - hope and patience. ❤️
Hello, Dr. Alice, I would like to express my appreciation and gratitude for the high level and investment in your trainings, you are helping many patients to achieve rehabilitation progress. Congratulations and have a good time son/daughter. Good luck.
I need this series of exercises for myself while I drink my AG1 and watch your video. Thank you so much. I’m gonna do this with my wife later today who has had a stroke and thank you. Lester…..PS. Also watched hours of your other videos!!
This video is excellent and it is super duper important since strengthening the upper part of the patient also affects the leg and ankle for patients who are able to stand.
To open and close the door we will add turning movements of the head and the result is the opening of the neural pathway from the head to the hand, of course the movement needs to be repeated hundreds of times ..... the opening of the neural pathway from the brain to the hand Thanks THIS IS MY EXPERIENCE THANKE YOU VERY MUCH
Do you have modifications for ex 4, 6, 7 and 9? My arm is partially paralyzed, as I can move my arm from shoulder to elbow but unable to turn forearm to full supination, only turns to neutral position but my wrist and fingers work. Thank you.
Im curious to know, who here is experiencing or has had major shoulder joint pain since your stroke. ( not due to exercise, exercising and stretching actually helps alleviate the pain. Or is it just me? Thanks in advance for your feedback, trying to stay sane on this road to recovery and reigning in my impatience ❤😊
And why do I think this clip is the most important of all since the activity here is supposed to open the fingers and for those who do it while standing to loosen the ankle
The rotational movements of the hand, of the leg, their purpose release the armpit of the leg, armpit of the hand, Without it we will not achieve rehabilitation
If you have trouble with that movement, you can skip that one and do the other exercises in routine or you may find some of my other stretching/workout routines more helpful than this one!
T TAKE TIME MAKE A ContinuousI continuous rotations of the head, hand, and foot thousands of times will restore patients to full health, this is my experience I ALSO CAN DO THIS IT TAKE TIME
IT TAKE TIME MAKE A Continuous continuous rotations of the head, hand, and foot thousands of times will restore patients to full health, this is my experience I ALSO CAN DO THIS IT TAKE TIME
Hello, Dr. Alice, I am very excited about this message, in my opinion, you can lead a revolution, and unprecedented progress in the field. Can I have your email? I have new ideas that are not known.
Super thank you. My arm won’t move as it is “fixed” on elbow, wrist and fingers, so a lot of exercises won’t work for me.
2 years post stroke. Frustrated! This channel is helping me through - hope and patience. ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing, Ms. Elyse! I can't wait to add this routine in!
Thank you so much for taking your time to do this video for us really appreciate ❤❤❤
can you do a complete tutorial on how to lift the affected arm overhead?
Another awesome video walk-through. Yours is THE BEST channel I've found for post-stroke rehab for both mental & physical improvement 👍
@drumit4youdrumit4you96 Thank you so much for the kind words! It means a lot ❤️
My arm can not raise without assistance. Have spasticity in shoulder. Seven years post stroke.
Hello, Dr. Alice, I would like to express my appreciation and gratitude for the high level and investment in your trainings, you are helping many patients to achieve rehabilitation progress. Congratulations and have a good time son/daughter. Good luck.
I need this series of exercises for myself while I drink my AG1 and watch your video. Thank you so much. I’m gonna do this with my wife later today who has had a stroke and thank you. Lester…..PS. Also watched hours of your other videos!!
This is great. Thank you!
Thank you SO much for helping support Post Stroke. I can’t tell you how much we appreciate you ❤️
This video is excellent and it is super duper important since strengthening the upper part of the patient also affects the leg and ankle for patients who are able to stand.
Thank you Dr Alice.❤❤❤❤❤❤
The field of stroke treatment has advanced greatly in recent years, but there is room and a way to make a significant leap forward in treatment
Thanks!
Thank you SO much for contributing to Post Stroke ❤️❤️
ONE OF THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Could you do this routine showing how to do all of the exercises with unaffected arm assistance?
To open and close the door we will add turning movements of the head and the result is the opening of the neural pathway from the head to the hand, of course the movement needs to be repeated hundreds of times ..... the opening of the neural pathway from the brain to the hand Thanks
THIS IS MY EXPERIENCE THANKE YOU VERY MUCH
Also my arthritis in my fingertips make it very difficult to make a fist and it hurts when I close them. What a wreck thanks.
Do you have modifications for ex 4, 6, 7 and 9? My arm is partially paralyzed, as I can move my arm from shoulder to elbow but unable to turn forearm to full supination, only turns to neutral position but my wrist and fingers work. Thank you.
My arm very weak/flaccid what can i do? I cant do. Like your presentasion
If sublaxation is there on left hand, what to do ..
Hi maam is that applicable if i have shoulder subloxaþion
Im curious to know, who here is experiencing or has had major shoulder joint pain since your stroke. ( not due to exercise, exercising and stretching actually helps alleviate the pain. Or is it just me? Thanks in advance for your feedback, trying to stay sane on this road to recovery and reigning in my impatience ❤😊
And why do I think this clip is the most important of all since the activity here is supposed to open the fingers and for those who do it while standing to loosen the ankle
The rotational movements of the hand, of the leg,
their purpose
release the
armpit of the leg, armpit of the hand,
Without it we
will not achieve rehabilitation
A lot of these exercises I do in bed, before I get up. But, I'm interested in doing them out of bed, too.
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How can I talk with someone there? Want to talk about offering scholarships to your membership
Hi there, you can email me at elyse@post-stroke.org thank you!
My arm won't do this move keep elbow close to side and hand goes out. Stuck in place.
If you have trouble with that movement, you can skip that one and do the other exercises in routine or you may find some of my other stretching/workout routines more helpful than this one!
T TAKE TIME MAKE A ContinuousI
continuous rotations of the head, hand, and foot thousands of times will restore patients to full health, this is my experience
I ALSO CAN DO THIS IT TAKE TIME
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Can I have your email?
I can’t lift my srm
IT TAKE TIME MAKE A Continuous
continuous rotations of the head, hand, and foot thousands of times will restore patients to full health, this is my experience
I ALSO CAN DO THIS IT TAKE TIME
Hello, Dr. Alice, I am very excited about this message, in my opinion, you can lead a revolution, and unprecedented progress in the field. Can I have your email?
I have new ideas that are not known.
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