@workingmom, Thanks for your kind words! Even a mild stroke can still result in frustrating issues. I hope you find this content helpful on your recovery journey and that you are doing well ❤️
@lorriemonahan, Thanks for sharing how you modified it! That will definitely be helpful to others. I hope the CRPS is continuing to get better. I know it's a real bear to work on. ❤️
Thanks for the great exercises! I help my Dad with them. What advice do you have to help him open his affected fingers more; they are stiff and can't yet open to hold a ball or object.
@jocelyncheng, You are so welcome! I hope both you and your dad are doing well. I have several different videos on working to open the hand you may find helpful 😊 Stretches for hand spasticity: ruclips.net/video/KrtMbqY7JmA/видео.html Opening a clenched fist: ruclips.net/video/vmGGfkco880/видео.html Mirror therapy for no movement: ruclips.net/video/5zwsN44wQbQ/видео.html
mam first of all a big thanks for your work, I had brain hamourage in December 2003, when I was only 21 yrs.old, operated in 2005, now I am 40yrs.old, I am all right, I am doing all the works in my house, I can walk very long distance but my walking is not normal, I can't understand the exact problem in my walking, when I walk feel pain in my left, I think I can't get proper weight on my right leg, which is affected.... Can you help me please 🙏 for proper walking as before getting strock?
@rashmisawardekar, I'm sorry to hear about your stroke in 2003. I'm you are doing okay and able to do most things! I actually recommend checking out Dr. Tara Tobias' channel. She a neurological physical therapist who has a lot of videos on walking after stroke! ruclips.net/channel/UCVLi3JmSusOe45zJxZw0E9w
@rochellejohnson, numbness and sensory changes are more common in cold weather. Make sure you're dressing warmly and exercising to improve circulation. If it persists, reach out to your doctor!
Very helpful. I can't feel my fingers they kind of get tight swell up as I keep doing this excercise. My wrist keeps collapsing towards my body ie right side but does not go left unless I purpose it. I wonder if you have anything to stop swelling whilst exercising?
@ranjanapavamani, Thank you for the kind words. I'd recommend talking to your doctor about an edema glove or swelling glove. This can hep keep hand swelling under control, but not everyone should use one, which is why it's important to get the okay from your doctor!
Thank you so much for explaining everything so clearly
@josepatino, You're very welcome! Glad it was helpful! 😊
Elyse, this is helpful as are all of your videos. Thank you so much for what you are doing.
Kbabywolf27, thank you so much for the kind words❤️ I’m glad it’s been helpful for you!
This is truly helpful ! I had a mild stroke last year but I still have problem with my left arm/shoulder...
@workingmom, Thanks for your kind words! Even a mild stroke can still result in frustrating issues. I hope you find this content helpful on your recovery journey and that you are doing well ❤️
Wow it be great
Thank you!
Thanks for this one. I did most of it as mirror therapy. Still working on the CRPS.
@lorriemonahan, Thanks for sharing how you modified it! That will definitely be helpful to others. I hope the CRPS is continuing to get better. I know it's a real bear to work on. ❤️
Excellent.VIDEO!!!!
Thanks very much!
all of your videos are extremely helpful, i am using these exercises for my home workout. i love them! thank you!
Glad you like them!
Great exercises!
Glad you like them!❤️
Thank u ill be doing this with my mom she is in stroke rehab right now
Awesome! Let me know how things go❤️
Love this video !! Helpful
@williamokuda, I’m so glad!☺️
These are great. I've been unable to supinate my left forearm since I had "stroke-like" activity when born.
@linniecunningham, Glad you're finding them helpful ❤️
Thanks for the great exercises! I help my Dad with them. What advice do you have to help him open his affected fingers more; they are stiff and can't yet open to hold a ball or object.
@jocelyncheng, You are so welcome! I hope both you and your dad are doing well. I have several different videos on working to open the hand you may find helpful 😊
Stretches for hand spasticity: ruclips.net/video/KrtMbqY7JmA/видео.html
Opening a clenched fist: ruclips.net/video/vmGGfkco880/видео.html
Mirror therapy for no movement: ruclips.net/video/5zwsN44wQbQ/видео.html
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
worried about this how long for it to come back though getting over a sublux too
I use my 2 pound dumbbell working on my supination!
@nikkiepperson, Wooo!! Get it!😁
@@PostStrokeOrg working on it. Upper forearm just really stiff going to keep doing these though. Thanks!
@nikkiepperson 💪😊
mam first of all a big thanks for your work, I had brain hamourage in December 2003, when I was only 21 yrs.old, operated in 2005, now I am 40yrs.old, I am all right, I am doing all the works in my house, I can walk very long distance but my walking is not normal, I can't understand the exact problem in my walking, when I walk feel pain in my left, I think I can't get proper weight on my right leg, which is affected....
Can you help me please 🙏 for proper walking as before getting strock?
@rashmisawardekar, I'm sorry to hear about your stroke in 2003. I'm you are doing okay and able to do most things! I actually recommend checking out Dr. Tara Tobias' channel. She a neurological physical therapist who has a lot of videos on walking after stroke! ruclips.net/channel/UCVLi3JmSusOe45zJxZw0E9w
Elsye is Their Anyway you can Leave me Link so I can Order the Table That you are On Right now Thanks 😊
@benniepearsob, This is the exact bench I use in my videos: amzn.to/3OG4pFj
Hi is numbness more in winter. I am feeling it so much more this winter and it's going to get colder this week. Should I be worried.
@rochellejohnson, numbness and sensory changes are more common in cold weather. Make sure you're dressing warmly and exercising to improve circulation. If it persists, reach out to your doctor!
Thank you very much 🥰
@rochellejohnson, You are very welcome!
Very helpful. I can't feel my fingers they kind of get tight swell up as I keep doing this excercise. My wrist keeps collapsing towards my body ie right side but does not go left unless I purpose it. I wonder if you have anything to stop swelling whilst exercising?
@ranjanapavamani, Thank you for the kind words. I'd recommend talking to your doctor about an edema glove or swelling glove. This can hep keep hand swelling under control, but not everyone should use one, which is why it's important to get the okay from your doctor!
@@PostStrokeOrg Thank you ever so much. I did take it off. Is there an email address to email you?
@@PostStrokeOrg Thank you ever so much. I did take it off. Is there an email address to email you?
My email is elyse@post-stroke.org
Struggling 😂 Arm flopping off the table