Syndrome: Cerebellar syndromes

[@wendaliah]

Susan, my best understanding came from watching my mom live with the disease. I have always lived totally opposite from my mother. So when I was diagnosed with the hereditary form of the disease I made a plan. I have cerebellar ataxia, but I am not going let it define me.
It is kind of lengthy my thinking, but encouraging. If you would like to read more encouraging words, then we can exchange email addresses.

[@jefferypitzler4725]

I had a cerebellar infarction that affected the right side of my cerebellum but had incoordination of the left side of my body. Please help me understand since this contradicts your presentation.

[@Christina-ds7qk]

so helpful. love your videos. simplified and short. thank you!

[@MatthewBJensen]

You are welcome.

[@susanfinlay2233]

I was diagnosed with cerebellum syndrome ataxia
Two years ago things have got worse
Need more information please

[@MatthewBJensen]

I hope to get more into these topics eventually.

[@mosadik9755]

vermis lesions?

[@MatthewBJensen]

I hope to get into that more later.

[@renitacollier8727]

I love this!

[@MatthewBJensen]

Thank you.

[@stephanierada7635]

So it would seem that the cerebellum is really involved with ASD, ... incoordination with speech, sensory processing, and motor.. any thoughts or opinions that, or better yet.. insight? Thanks!

[@MatthewBJensen]

I am not aware of a connection between autism spectrum disorder and the cerebellum, but there is much I do not know about both topics.