Stroke Recovery: Daily Activities for the Immobile Arm

Can't lift your affected arm? This video will show you how to use the gravity-eliminated system and graded grasp so you can begin to use your affected arm in day-to-day activities. To see how to make the gravity-eliminated system, see this video: • Stroke Recovery: Three... .
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[@frankpyanoe9420]

Excellent suggestions 👍!

[@Fresno1199]

18mos post stroke. This gives hope to get my right hand/arm back.

[@yapahshona6090]

this so organic happy i found you Lisa you are very nice your tone is so pleasing to listen toyou have givinme hope

[@Heamfitness01]

Ohhh great 🔥🔥🔥🔥💪💪

[@brianmarsh5056]

Love this concept

[@poojahm120]

Thank you so much for sharing the above video

[@careyparks2316]

what did you use? rope cords?

[@injuryrecoverycoaching8755]

Hi! Please see the following video as I describe how I made the gravity eliminated arm holder: ua-cam.com/video/Psh3mH4lzYM/v-deo.html You can be as creative as you like and use rope or even a ripped sheet to hold the arm up. I just used an over the door towel/bathrobe holder to support the theraband that I used. Check it out and let me know ifyou have any other questions at: [e-mail]