@PrimaryLateralSclerosis
I needed to hear this. Thanks.
@dannyquebral2981
Thank you for the tips 👍
@josephinegithinji5400
I love love this!!
@MrMmaretic
I love your videos; I had stroke 18 years ago and have back slid dealing with spasticity now, I have to back at it.
@arjunshahu2245
Thank you so much Dr Tara Tobias for this superb video And a reminder for me what I miss in my daily routine
@darkodarkovic7827
A completely logical way of thinking under normal conditions, but when I only have 2 sessions a year with my PT due to overbooking, I have to solve the problem myself. I have to divide the functional goal into the necessary structural ones and first become good enough at them, and then connect that into a functional, or life goal. That's why I really like your approach with a detailed explanation of why and how to do and demonstrate the exercise. Thank you, have a nice week.
@PiperAnderson-od6xp
Recovering is so hard😢
@SubiendoelK2
Life can be hard but so can we
@deejae8295
I’m feeling frustrated right now. I know I think differently and I taken information differently. I feel like I’m on a third grade level on comprehension. My adult son just confirmed that. He yelled to me, “What idiot you are! Why can’t you GD F****ing follow what I’m saying!“ That put me into tears immediately, and I asked him “how do you think I feel about that?” I don’t like having the comprehension of aa 3rd grader. I sobbed all night. Those words hurt me to the core.
@jeanfaulk8934
Great clip (weeds & video)! As a weedy survivor that wishes to walk braced with confidence I have had to have this self-talk. What do I want? The talk has taken me back, back to basics—weight shift! Daily repetitions. Because I am stronger, the leg is more attentive I can focus for short walking distances shifting weight, allowing the leg to know it bears full weight. Game changer? 😂 Continuation 😊
@kicknowledgesmith8608
You have to have the mindset that It's a marathon, not a race. Everyone has a different recovery road and everyone may be at different stages. Try not to compare yourself to others. Set goals, you will have many frustrating days, this isn't easy, but keep trying and never give up. In the mist of ll of this, you still have to find something to do, whether it's reading, going to a barbershop, movie theater, mall, etc. having fun can help shape a more positive attitude. Recovery is mental also, not just physical. Once I started leaving the house, my attitude became more positive, then I got a personal trainer and can now do things, I never thought I could do again. It's slow but it's worth it. Recovery will be forever ongoing, it doesn't stop. We learn new things everyday, even before the stroke.
@keshavamurthy2585
Thanks mam,am now 1.3 yrs old after thalamus bleed,all your videos hv helped a lot,pls suggest for finger strength as my living depends on that
@Thamind999
Hello Dr, I’ve noticed that i have tightness when I try to bend my lower left leg back. Any suggestions on exercises I could do ? Thank You
@mommy2756
Dr. Tobias you might consider to transform English speaking to Mandarin with AI . By doing so, you will benefit a huge amount of Chinese stroke survivors and expand the number of your audience.
@AR-Shadow
Hi yes I had a stroke last July and I have a love same hate relationship with my afo How do I get away from my afo. If that made any since
@herohero8620
How d the cereabullum recov e r all the musels ot forgot
@mattmortenson9677
Pray to Jesus and ask him to help you.. That's the key to all of this.
@herohero8620
Pain is one way but the cereabellum knows all the museles you never think about like you inner abdonanl an side an back musels how about all the muselsattached to your ligaments lol
@thefreestylefrEaK