Standards of Clinical Care for Ataxia

This presentation from the 2021 Annual Ataxia Conference, featuring Dr. Theresa Zesiewicz, explores current standards of care for an Ataxia patient in a clinical setting.
View other 2021 AAC sessions: www.ataxia.org/2021-annual-ataxia-conference/

[@natalieroesch8577]

So discouraged about Kaiser’s indifference. But am working on getting more insurance by October and then I will be able to get more information and help. A neurologist from Kaiser who looked at my MRI said (without knowing me or seeing me) “you have cerebeller ataxia, there is nothing you can take for it, nothing you can do, and it will probably get worse.” I am doing private PR and working on my walking which is hesitant and cannot walk independently, using a walker outside. There is no clinician at Kaiser who can help apparently. I am 83 and was officially diagnosed last Fall.

[@markmartin2413]

Do you have ataxia? There is a herbal cure for it

[@johnnymartinez727]

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[@Chessplayer_zo]

U can do it it’s a mind thing

[@Chessplayer_zo]

Yeah it is something you can take for it you have to know the underlying cause I take dilatin for mines