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May 29, 2020 at 5:26 pm #36372
Joyce Hoffman
ParticipantI had a fall one month ago, and since then, I am too weak to do any exercises. Am I really done improving or is there any hope for me when I feel stronger?
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Anonymous
Inactive#36435
May 30, 2020 at 2:46 pmI think it is important to check around and Identify what the course, the deal with it.
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Anonymous
Inactive#36434
May 30, 2020 at 6:04 amI have fallen several times since my stroke years ago. After falling outside I have gone to the ER for tests. If there are no breaks I either slowly restart my exercises that were not painful or ask my doctor for a prescription for out-patient therapy. Insurance companies are motivated when a doctor writes a script to increase safety.
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Anonymous
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May 29, 2020 at 11:05 pmI say that as long as you are still alive keep on pushing and when you do feel tired listen to your body and rest and then do your exercises again when you feel better
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Kelly Campbell
Member#36390
May 29, 2020 at 8:11 pmThere is ALWAYS hope! Just remember any step forward, no matter how small, is still a step forward. After I broke mt pelvis in November, I was in the hospital for three months. The weakness and feeling like you’ve hit the ceiling is normal but not immovable! One day at a time. Don’t focus on the negative but the fact that you’re still here for a reason. :)Kelly
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Anonymous
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May 29, 2020 at 5:45 pmDear Joyce I greet, am a stroke advocate and a life style consultant I have worked with stroke survivors for some time now, for not than ten years am involved with stroke aid recovery and rehabilitation.The what you are experiencing is very common with most of stroke survivors and I am encouraging you to consider first things in stroke recovery is accepting your condition, understand your condition First if possible find a medical person who can explain some things to you with understanding of stroke then start learning things take your time don’t panic just take it easy. Avoid stressing yourself do what you can with the help of someone on your side. Not knowing the set up of things in your Area and where you are. Be courageous don’t loose hope you will be there some day.
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