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Post-Treatment => Balance Issues => Topic started by: Echo on December 06, 2014, 09:17:30 am
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Just wanted to share some good news with those who are experiencing balance issues. After one full year of Vestibular Rehab post GK, I am finally able to walk the dog at night without wandering all over the sidewalk or off of it! So far I'm doing 100% better in the dark than I did last winter. The sensation of tumbling over is also gone when I bend over to pick something up, and my walking speed has increased! I still have moments where I bump the door frame going through a room or I do a little side step if I turn to quick, but nothing as intense as what I experienced last winter.
I know there is always the possibility of balance issues returning, but for now I'm more than pleased to share how well things are progressing.
Cathie
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Just wanted to share some good news with those who are experiencing balance issues. After one full year of Vestibular Rehab post GK, I am finally able to walk the dog at night without wondering all over the sidewalk or off of it! So far I'm doing 100% better in the dark than I did last winter. The sensation of tumbling over is also gone when I bend over to pick something up, and my walking speed has increased!
Cathie
Wonderful.
I still have moments where I bump the door frame going through a room or I do a little side step if I turn to quick,
Me, too. I'm not sure that will ever go away, but I'm hoping. ;D
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Am happy to hear that your balance has improved! Sounds like your hearing is much better too, so hope that continues.
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Echo,
Great news! Gives us all something to look forward to. I know for me, I always think how much I took for granted prior to the AN diagnosis. As they say, sometimes you dont appreciate something till you lose it.
All the best to you for your continued progress.
NYL
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Thank you NYL,
Life does get better, we just have to ride out the rough days to appreciate the good ones!
There definitely is a turning point (for the good) around the 1 year post GK.
Cathie.