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Thank You Very Much, New Here And Now Subscribed.😊 Great Information. 👍

That's wonderful Im going to try this thank you 😊

Teaching myself to tie my shoes and live with one hand in case I break one, and this helped out a lot!

Thank you for your video. Regarding 5:49, an excellent Adapted cutting board is the Swedish Cutting Board, because it has a really useful adjustable vise on its top to clamp onto food, a jar, a can or a box to hold it steady while working on it. The Swedish Cutting Board also has suction feet on its bottom to hold it securely in place on the counter top or table top.

Won exercises thank you 😊❤😊😊

Good to see you’re.

Such a gentle and supportive energy! Just what I need Thanks🌹

Very helpful - Thank you! Nice voice too

The mental imagery may work better thank you 😊😊😊😊😊😊❤

I tried it but it didn't work yet still trying though 😊😊😊😊

So stupid

recovery comments?

Brilliant all good help is welcome 👍 7:47

Do you have any videos on constraint-induced movement therapy (cimt)?

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Very Good From Pakistan So good thanks

My mom just had a stroke 2 weeks ago and I am looking at videos to help her. It is very difficult to see her like this but I know she can and will recover.

Can you share mirror therapy with the arm and hand it was a lifesaver for getting the use of my arm back. Picking up coins and putting them down ect.

Great ideas!

2yr after My stoke and an operation with a brain bypass Mi fingers can t het a grupo yet,tus for sharing

Exactly to try, try, try to move. Have to have the mind/brain wake up!

Finally good stroke info for those who don’t know where to start! I had to figure out all of these techniques, I’ve been seeing on YT recently, 30 years ago. The education of stroke is so much better. Unfortunately, many schools don’t teach much of it. You have to go to those weekend or 10 day continuing-ed to get anything useful. I noticed, now that PTs have their PhDs and OTs their Masters, does not mean they know anything about stroke. I worked with a gentleman post stroke in his home, had in-patient and home therapy. No results. The first day, I started the lymphedema and significant reduction in the horrible edema in UE/LE. He was bed bound and couldn’t do anything. After about 12 weeks, he was able to have movement in shoulder, elbow, wrist and a few fingers, roll, sit EOB, don shirt with assist, pull up his shorts in supine, stand pivot to w/c with assist, sliding board for car. He then went to PT clinic because I didn’t have the equipment for the ambulating and safety for standing. I still worked with him at home 3 days/wk. Unfortunately, almost everything he progressed on was my input physically or suggesting what they (therapists should do), which they didn’t like. I always soaked up what other therapists did or suggested for the benefit of the pt. His wife started seeing he wasn’t getting ahead, he had the potential, she had him transfer to another clinic. It was a bit better. Therapists need to be educated on the principles of stroke therapy, because you can apply it to so many different deficits besides stroke. It will make you an excellent therapist and be extremely rewarding.

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Thank you for sharing

What about subluxation shoulder it very hard to move shoulder and arm

Thank you. I like this one. However. Please direct me or is there a way to translate into FILIPINO, TAGALOG.

What do you if the patient is pretty old, resistant to exercise and in terrible pain?

Please do #3 with right arm hand as affected. So i can slowly follow it. Hope you could do it. Thank you so much.

Thank you so much for sharing the above. Unfortunately I am not able to raise my arm. Or cross over the head. To touch my, ,( right) ear

Thank you keep it up😊 good show

Thankyou

Excellent helpful exercise for stroke hand! Thank you!

i have to assist my arm since shoulder still weak for sustained holding up at what point should you try to handwrite is there a time limit on learning to handwrite? going to gym to to strengthen arm have extension and synergy problems how can u get individual finger movement back? thx

Very good

Wonderful will try this thank you😊 God bless ❤️

This is a very good..

Hello ma'am, i recently had BG bleed last month. My left side is paralyzed. After 1 month of physiotherapy, i am able to do my activities. I walk and even drove car. My only issue is continuous numbness, tingling and loss of sensation in arms and legs. Will it come back? Please guide

Resistance bands great right now?

Thank you :)

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Thank you ma'am for amazing practical demo, respect and love from India 🙏

Maam thank you for the exercises. Really feeling great. Thank you. Ma'am you look very beautiful 😊

Thank you ❤you are very inspiring

I can't wait to try this thank you😊

amazing. thank you.

stimulate to activate - thanks.

Lots of good ideas thanks!

life and death are in the power of the tongue

Great work,am an occupational therapist in Kenya I wish to work with you.thank you

This is a very good video. Lots of other coaches explain complex and difficult exercises that very good but very difficult to perform. The advice in this video is simply to involve your affected arm and hand as much as possible. That's it, and it is the most important advice of all.