Ten years after a massive stroke after a surgery. I got back walking slowly without a cane. Got back most of my arm except fingers. I haven’t given up. I have defied all odds. Neuroplasticity will keep happening til the final day of our lives.
I am a paraplegic T7 for 2 years. Atleast 6 days a week for the past 9 months (after rehabilitation ) I am doing exercises for atleast 3 hours a day including a periodic rest. 1 hour of walking with calipher and walker, 10 minutes of quadrib board, 30 minutes of dumbles, 30 minutes of push ups. I really wish you also give tips for paraplegics and spinal injury along with stroke paralysis. if you research and find out a way to recover bowel and bladder function, may God bless you
Good day Doctor, Your speech gives me self confidence and self believe. On 2022 January, by an accident, blood clot on skull left side. Operated, skull removed and put back. By Today, I recovered every memeories. But my right leg feet is bending (SPASTICITY). Your videos is making self confidence and believing. I am trying all exercises. Thanks a lot
Thank you for sharing 🏆🇺🇲🙏🤗❤️ I'm back in OT with a neuro OT to work with my shoulder, arm and fingers. She's already helped my fingers and shoulder 🤗🛐
I'm almost 2 years out, and I'm still working on getting lefty back. I agree with you 100%, and I believe that we still have time as long as we have determination!
@@kicknowledgesmith8608 Not a problem hun! Just know that you aren't alone and that you're going to continue to progress! 1% at a time adds up over time!
Hi Tera. Im close to 18 months post left ponz hemorrhagic stroke about 2.5 cm round. This affects my walking/ balance. I have disarthria. My right hand is affected. My right leg is spastic And I🎉 have double vision. I am a real estate agent so Not being able to walk without a walker, drive myself to appointments, talking like I used to and not being able to write or type very well Affects me severely. I believe I have plateaued substantially and even regressed in some aspects. Right hand shakes more, my speaking has regressed, used to take several steps while holding my Walker in the air, not so much now. Your videos give me some hope, but it is very difficult not seeing progress. Just typing this takes me 7 times longer than it would have before my accident. Àny advice is greatly appreciated
Thank you for mentioning E STEM. I have been looking into the NURO SLEAVE. Your right it is not the answer to movement, I would like it to be. It is only should be a tool to TEACH you how to move again. I have to many memories of ten years or so ago when I used the L300 to walk. All over the USA and CANADA. I needed the dose of reality. Hugs Ernie
I agree, it is hard when your uninvolved side also doesn't work normally. My left leg is affected by my stroke, but I have bad arthritis in my right hip with poor range of movement, so there is no way I can use it as a model for my involved leg. The whole modelling thing works beautifully for my arms though, right arm works normally.
I believe I have an abnormal synergy pattern where My hamstrings and my quads have linked up neurologically. I've tried everything and have achieved no success at all. I have PPMS and this ASP ( abnormal synergy pattern) became noticeable about 20 years ago and cemented itself about 10 years ago. Any suggestions?
While sitting on a chair I can lift my leg 7-10 times but after few exercises I cant lift my leg that's neuro or strength issue ? Not getting improvement from 4 months .
Ten years after a massive stroke after a surgery. I got back walking slowly without a cane. Got back most of my arm except fingers. I haven’t given up. I have defied all odds. Neuroplasticity will keep happening til the final day of our lives.
Yes! 🙌
I am a paraplegic T7 for 2 years. Atleast 6 days a week for the past 9 months (after rehabilitation ) I am doing exercises for atleast 3 hours a day including a periodic rest. 1 hour of walking with calipher and walker, 10 minutes of quadrib board, 30 minutes of dumbles, 30 minutes of push ups. I really wish you also give tips for paraplegics and spinal injury along with stroke paralysis. if you research and find out a way to recover bowel and bladder function, may God bless you
Good day Doctor,
Your speech gives me self confidence and self believe.
On 2022 January, by an accident, blood clot on skull left side. Operated, skull removed and put back.
By Today, I recovered every memeories. But my right leg feet
is bending (SPASTICITY).
Your videos is making self confidence and believing. I am trying all exercises.
Thanks a lot
Thank you for sharing
🏆🇺🇲🙏🤗❤️
I'm back in OT with a neuro OT to work with my shoulder, arm and fingers. She's already helped my fingers and shoulder 🤗🛐
I am so glad! Can’t wait for you to share updates on your progress!
I honestly just miss my arm/hand, it's almost like losing a loved one. It's been a little over a year, I won't stop until I get it back!
I'm almost 2 years out, and I'm still working on getting lefty back. I agree with you 100%, and I believe that we still have time as long as we have determination!
Yes! Never give up! You got this!
@@kathrynK303 It's my left side also and I'm left handed. But like you said determination is key! We got this. Thank you!
@@kicknowledgesmith8608 Not a problem hun! Just know that you aren't alone and that you're going to continue to progress! 1% at a time adds up over time!
Hi Tera. Im close to 18 months post left ponz hemorrhagic stroke about 2.5 cm round. This affects my walking/ balance. I have disarthria. My right hand is affected. My right leg is spastic And I🎉 have double vision. I am a real estate agent so Not being able to walk without a walker, drive myself to appointments, talking like I used to and not being able to write or type very well Affects me severely. I believe I have plateaued substantially and even regressed in some aspects. Right hand shakes more, my speaking has regressed, used to take several steps while holding my Walker in the air, not so much now. Your videos give me some hope, but it is very difficult not seeing progress. Just typing this takes me 7 times longer than it would have before my accident. Àny advice is greatly appreciated
Loving the nails btw. Thank you so much for sharing the last 3 years of my rehab.
Thank you so much for sharing the above exercise dr . Both my left arm and leg are very weak. Top of it edema in my left foot.
Thank you so much for going over the progression Ms. Tobias! I appreciate you going over it very much!
Great to see you Kathryn! I hope it helps!
@rehabhqofficial I definitely needed the reminder! I've been catching myself a little bit doing too much! 😂
Excelente 👏🏻
Thank you for mentioning E STEM. I have been looking into the NURO SLEAVE. Your right it is not the answer to movement, I would like it to be. It is only should be a tool to TEACH you how to move again. I have to many memories of ten years or so ago when I used the L300 to walk. All over the USA and CANADA. I needed the dose of reality. Hugs Ernie
Thanks for watching and for sharing your experiences Ernest! Your experiences are invaluable to this channel and this community!
I have some problem with ankle dorsiflexion while walking, pls suggest some exercise.
I have a limp of my right foot and difficulty getting off the ground.
Always framed in respect of "involved side". I've both sides impacted by 2 strokes... soBit.
I agree, it is hard when your uninvolved side also doesn't work normally. My left leg is affected by my stroke, but I have bad arthritis in my right hip with poor range of movement, so there is no way I can use it as a model for my involved leg. The whole modelling thing works beautifully for my arms though, right arm works normally.
I believe I have an abnormal synergy pattern where My hamstrings and my quads have linked up neurologically. I've tried everything and have achieved no success at all. I have PPMS and this ASP ( abnormal synergy pattern) became noticeable about 20 years ago and cemented itself about 10 years ago. Any suggestions?
What can be done since I’m suffering from spasticity and 1st round of Botox injections didn’t work?
While sitting on a chair I can lift my leg 7-10 times but after few exercises I cant lift my leg that's neuro or strength issue ? Not getting improvement from 4 months .