If you are trying to regain your mobility, I want you to know that you've got this. Slow down and trust yourself. Remember to rest and take it easy on yourself, you've been through enough already!
I'm over 40. People keep telling me that I'll get better. And keep saying of others that fully recovered their balance. My stroke was in my cerebellum which controls your balance and other things. Had over a month stay and suffered from brain swelling and loss of consciousness according to family. Unfortunately worked construction and need my balance 100% and it's at 70% at best and less if I don't use the techniques used from physical therapy. There is also certain motions that I need to be aware of like looking up, twisting around and certain things. It's been 10 month and my balance went from Wheelchair to 70% and recovered my short-term memory loss after 2 months of physical and speech therapy. My balance isn't and will not get better as your brain can't heal and that is the part that was damaged from the stroke. It's very scary to try to find a new career for financial support. If I want to see the glass half full, it could have been much worse and my weight and diabetes is the best they've been in over 20 years. For people that don't have damage to their cerebellum, don't give up and keep trying. Your balance is worth it.
Hi there. I had. A massive stroke in. January 2022, My left leg heavy. And I have developed drop foot so difficult to walk. I’m try hard every day with my assisted motion movement. I worked in the shipyards. As. A spray painter. The job invilv s. A lot of heavy lifting and mobility. Access areas. Of the. Construction of ship. I used to keep fit quite a lot i. Unfortunately. My mobility wit let me do. The his. So frustrating. Mostly
Hi:) I'd like to buy the new lightning macqueen crocs for someone who has recently had a stroke. They light up so, I would greatly appreciate a professional or an experienced opinion on whether that could be upsetting to them. I am aware that lights can be triggering. What do you think?
@@PostStrokeOrgand one more stoke person hand is not open and close one hand is normal but another hand is not work pls snd daily exercise hand workout ??? And more tips
If you are trying to regain your mobility, I want you to know that you've got this. Slow down and trust yourself. Remember to rest and take it easy on yourself, you've been through enough already!
@@WhodaWhat_165I found tons of valuable information on American stroke foundation and tons of exercises and trust me it works
Thanks❤ im gonna do this
@strokesurvivor2367 Let me know how it goes!
@@PostStrokeOrg yes definitely
I'm over 40. People keep telling me that I'll get better. And keep saying of others that fully recovered their balance. My stroke was in my cerebellum which controls your balance and other things. Had over a month stay and suffered from brain swelling and loss of consciousness according to family. Unfortunately worked construction and need my balance 100% and it's at 70% at best and less if I don't use the techniques used from physical therapy. There is also certain motions that I need to be aware of like looking up, twisting around and certain things. It's been 10 month and my balance went from Wheelchair to 70% and recovered my short-term memory loss after 2 months of physical and speech therapy. My balance isn't and will not get better as your brain can't heal and that is the part that was damaged from the stroke. It's very scary to try to find a new career for financial support. If I want to see the glass half full, it could have been much worse and my weight and diabetes is the best they've been in over 20 years. For people that don't have damage to their cerebellum, don't give up and keep trying. Your balance is worth it.
Balance yourself... while near a wall or counter
Thanks for the tip 👍
Of course! 😊
After mt brainstem stroke balance and hearing really bad thanks for video
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My problem is 4 y post stroke and my right foot wants to come up like a lame horse,any suggestions?
Im dealing with the balance thing now and trying to get my right leg back in feeling
Can’t agree more
Okay,this for me is scary because I know I will fall, but I l may try it with my therapist. Thanks!
Only do these with your therapist or after clearing it with your doctor!
Standing in a free corner helps on both sides
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I don't know how it happened to me but I regained my balance after 1month at home stayed whole month hospital with no progress its very difficult
Thank you so for sharing the above. Unfortunately I am not able to do the above, I tend to sway and loose , by balance
Hi there. I had. A massive stroke in. January 2022, My left leg heavy. And I have developed drop foot so difficult to walk. I’m try hard every day with my assisted motion movement. I worked in the shipyards. As. A spray painter. The job invilv s. A lot of heavy lifting and mobility. Access areas. Of the. Construction of ship. I used to keep fit quite a lot i. Unfortunately. My mobility wit let me do. The his. So frustrating. Mostly
We're u able to to fully move your body and clearly talk after 5 weeks - 6 weeks of your stroke
depends on the location and severity, no one is the same. proper rehab will give you the best chance
Hi:)
I'd like to buy the new lightning macqueen crocs for someone who has recently had a stroke. They light up so, I would greatly appreciate a professional or an experienced opinion on whether that could be upsetting to them. I am aware that lights can be triggering. What do you think?
We're you able to fully move your body and talk after around 5 weeks of the stroke
Yes
Mom mother doesn't have balance at all what we can do to her situation ~?
I'm going to do this my balance sucks now, but it was never all that great to begin with.
There are more balance exercises in my latest video, too. There’s a link in the description. I hope you find them helpful☺️
Thank you
@@PostStrokeOrgand one more stoke person hand is not open and close one hand is normal but another hand is not work pls snd daily exercise hand workout ??? And more tips
Even if you had a cerebellum type stroke
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my left feet feel heavy bcoz of mild stroke
Little wobbly
Hard
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