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Thankyou for being present in our life. How big fan are you of the treadmill and if any benefit or not in a stroke recovery ?

Thanks always

I’ve just been diagnosed with fnd and I don’t believe it. My bloodwork constantly shows that I’ve got an infection or am fighting off an illness, I have rashes all over my body, I’m allergic to so many foods and so many other things. I believe that a lot of my symptoms line up but this honestly sounds like a load of bs.

Great video I’ve used your other exercise and have had in improvement i’m definitely gonna use these keep doing your good job. Keep doing the work. I really appreciate you.❤

Great video I’ve used your other exercise and have had in improvement i’m definitely gonna use these keep doing your good job. Keep doing the work. I really appreciate you.❤

Im glad you'll keep doing longer videos too. Great videos (long/short)

I've just got released from my third inpatient rehabilitation, and my declining isn't stopping they've put down in the recommendation to follow PT and OT in local clinics..I've lost hope completely..I've tried many times and the last one is a university hospital with great resources...I've lost hope at this rate I'll be barely functional in 2 years 😢

Love the three-minute videos!

Thank you for this. I've saved a number of your longer videos but haven't watched them due to time constraints.

I have spent years trying to improve my condition and always turn-up "foot drop"; this is the first time I've seen this term used; as opposed to consulting ortho, I need to consult a nuero.

Curious if you have a book or pamphlet of these exercises?

Does this work for multiple Sclerosis

But, how to move back with a paralysed and heavy leg ?

This was one of the first things I worked on when finally getting home from the hospital. I was able to get up and walk home even after breaking my ankle. Knowing you can get up builds a certain confidence when out and about or even at home.

Any tips on dealing with flexor spasms? Mine are insane and nobody seems to know how to treat them. It's misery.

As always.... fantastic video and thank you for the tips.

My foot drops because I have no ankle and toe movement. My therapist said I have activation in the toes and need to stretch more due to the tightness and spasticity. I think I may need E stem, to help the connection in the brain. I will talk to my therapist about that. The foot is so far away from the brain and it's harder to connect.

Please do one on opening the fingers/✋ active finger extension

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Love this! Can you address when it's hard to raise the foot up towards the back when standing?

I have abnormal red blood cells, so I’m thinking something to do with hypoxia 😢 NHS GP doesn’t tells a lot… whenever I exercised = next morning I wake up with whole body inflammation 😢. Thank you so much x

Many many thanks Dr Tara thanks alot I uter confusion this one side spacity and another side fear than lastly I got it ok God bless you Dr ❤❤❤

U need to melt the tumor or obstacle impinging nerve flow at L5 to tibealis anterior. Duh. Dumb Americans.

Very good thank very much for this. How can one relax a stiff leg using Gymn equipment please

Agree with others, you do a great job and also love your dog!

Thank you!!

I tried one of these early in my recovery when I had very little active movement. Kind of pointless back then, but I'm looking into them again. My major hurdle is opening my hand past that "sticking point" after clenching.

I’m Walking 60 minutes per day 90 days after stroke.

Also hard with a n Afo on as well?

Is shoulder sublexafter stroke isn't apartment damsgenotrepairanle😅

#case study

Nope! Definitely NO! First of all, you are ignoring the fact that you are... what? 40 kilos? How do you do that at 130 kilos? Most of the old people I know at the age of over 60 are over 100 kilos. Second of all: how do you do all that after a stroke when only one hand is functional? I follow your advices, and yet, my left arm would support me, no matter how much I practice. I'm sorry, but as much as I agree with you in general, I don't agree with you at all this time.

Thank you very much i do have that problem.!!!❤❤❤

Holy shitten farten poopsky,, I spend over half the day on the floor for the last 6 years. But I'm tough and not over weight. Frucken foot drop is a bitch.

Thanks so much for this video. I usually can get to the downward dog position and try to walk my hands back. But, that's where I usually get stuck. I have MS and no telling which or if either leg will fully cooperate. Falling in the open with nothing to help me up remains my greatest fear and challenge. I'm going to try out your tips. Fear makes me angry 😡 enough to try until I overcome. Thanks!

Good video and thank you much. I need this plan.😅

It's hard for me to go down to the floor, to get on my knees, tone/spasticity makes it hard. My leg goes off to the side instead of straight back. I have to use my unaffected hand to pull it over, to make it straight. It's even harder to get up, because my foot slides forward. In the beginning I couldn't do this at all. I still have no ankle and toe movement, so it's hard to control the bottom part of my leg. If I ever fall, I will be in big trouble because my left arm has paralysis. I have no real support to brace for impact. My brain is also very protective, it tends to let me know if it feels danger, it forces me to grab on to something. I don't know if others can relate to this or not?

1 arm doesn't work

Ty Doc. Both methods are good!

What happens if one arm doesn’t work the way it used to

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this woman is talking rubbish that most older people cannot understand

METRES ER SECOND IS FOKING RIDICULUS WOMAN. SHOULD BE CALCULATED BY KMS OR MILES AN HOUR.

When you say you would refer people to a system that can help what do you mean? I'm really struggling with feeling dismissed with my health care.

Bone if my toesoear bent while walking

I just enrolled in a study in Marquette University very excited

Is it okey if Ido indoor cycling

Excited to report that at 3 yrs out from cva ihita walking speed (with cane) of 3 mph. When I left inpatient docs were skeptical about recovery potential "don't expect much" and VA cut off therapy at 12 mos. I've stuck to my +attitude and daily low rigor but constant test of my limits and exercise to improve mindset, and I can walk 3mph now. Prior to stroke walked 4.5mph, I was a hustler. But 3 is good for now! Better every day, relax, breathe, relax completely, pour your mind and heart into your work, go for it! Do your best! Thank you doctor Tobias, you are a gem of great worth! APPRECIATE!

#strokearm

I have been working with a incredible neuro therapist for the past 2 years trying to get back to normal gait and ultimately running again, I always drop Tara tidbits during my therapy and I began to think you were talking to her because your videos always seem to be about the things I work on at therapy, I learned how to walk down stairs from you and your videos, I thank you for this channel