How I relearned guitar after a stroke. Attacking spasticity and trigger finger Ep 6
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Episode 6 of How I recovered from a debilitating stroke. An inspirational, personal journey with the methods, exercises and attitudes than allowed me to recover. Here I am relearning classical guitar as I retrain my right hand and deal with spasticity and trigger finger. Follow my personal progress through several episodes. My message is "Don't Give in to Stroke!"
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Thank you sir. There is life after stroke. I trust the Lord Jesus will give you a full recovery. I'm also picking up the guitar now but you're way stronger then me. Will follow your progress❤
Thank you dave
I was an accomplished player. I had a stroke 15 Aug. I am playing quarter (1st three strings, soon 4 strings with thumb and first finger) notes at 50 bpm, I wept when I first played after my stroke. Thank You! I hope to regain busking level blues by april and concert level by one year. May be tough,but I'm not giving in! Am up to 70 minutes a day on the guitar alone.
I appreciate where you are coming from. As long as you accept your are lucky to be alive, anything else is gravy. I wish you every success in your recovery.
Your comment thrilled me. May you reach your goal.!
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Been almost 2 years since I wrote that. Not busking level yet. 54.2 beats per minute. I cant strike the strings hard enough to be heard across the room. I've had two relapses. I play about 60 minutes. For awhile I could only play 3x10 a day. Im getting better, faster each time. Chris 4566 is right, and I rely on amplification and my left hand. But I can play simple songs. Slowly but on time.
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Very impressive. I’m a stroke survivor (21 months) . I have played pop and rock based guitar on electric and acoustic guitar, using a plectrum. Strumming with a plectrum is easy enough because it doesn’t require the same level of precision that finger-style classical guitar does. Fortunately, as far as guitar playing goes, my stroke affected my right side so while holding a plectrum isn’t easy, at least my left hand can find the chord shapes easily. It’s the precision required to play lead guitar solos which is more difficult. I did not dare go near my guitar but Your video has inspired me to pick it up. Apart from the music side, trying to play is good physio, particularly for fine motor skills, so I shall persevere thanks to your encouraging video.
You yourself are an inspiration because you are moving forward.
Keep me posted.... Best wishes to you!
Thanks for your encouragement,,,,l have muscular dystrophy,,,and I'm not giving up:
What an inspiration you are! Best wishes to you!!!
Nice video keep on playing is good for you ,i have a Strokes after 6 years i try playing guitar after is good !
Hello. I just want to left you know I’ve had 2 strokes. Last one about 7 years ago. I still have problems with walking but speech is better. I like you in that it’s y right side of body was paralyzed I’ve been playing for about 45 years.
My right side from the shoulder down I can’t get to work well enough to play. I play electric unlike you. Finding people like me helps me to see some hope
In January of this year, I suffered a stroke. Although my ability to walk and speak has been improving each day, I am not yet able to play the guitar again due to the continued weakness in my left hand. Nevertheless, I am determined and will never give up.
I hear it’s critical to get moving on post stroke recovery ASASP. The docs told me 6 months or a year are your optimal times to regain your physical self. My left / fingering hand is the pain. Thanks for this.
Another great motivational video!... keep them coming please 😊
2016 stoke playing guitar life 10 years
Thank you
Beautiful!
Thank you!
Youre great! Such an inspiration!
I am very glad you are fine after the stroke and improving well and still enjoying I believe your passion, playing guitar. Others are not very well post stroke.
I am more than aware from the many comments I receive. Hopefully it gives some ray of hope that any improvements you show is positive. I have not fully recovered but I am better and learned to live with it.
Left hand reminds chord recognition knew chords
Ischemic (hemiplegic affecting the right side)
Hello I stoke playing guitar classic 10 year teach help frustrate right sideaffect senses cold water
did u figure out how to get ur fingers back w help or on ur own wld have to assist my other hand to door jam thx for showing all that
On my own
@@HowIConqueredStroke u look great so impressed
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What is ur stroke name sir
what about pain?
I have only experienced pain when I squeeze my right hand.
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Thank you sir. There is life after stroke. I trust the Lord Jesus will give you a full recovery. I'm also picking up the guitar now but you're way stronger then me. Will follow your progress❤