Explaining why shoulder is a key problem area after a stroke, part II

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[@joncross4537]

I wish my therapist had half the knowledge you do now I understand why having so many problems

[@lizmacintosh8612]

Good show. I am searching for the "sea animal" exercises however. Where are they? What is the search title?

[@DealeyGW]

Thanks for the video, was very insightful!
Does the brain.rehab program have videos on training the initial raising motion of the entire arm?
I'm asking because my mother had a brain injury almost 2 years ago, and although she has been recovering ever since, she still hasn't regained actual full motion in her left arm and can only raise it slightly. I am interested in finding out which main muscles need to be addressed for raising the entire arm upwards/sideways, from a resting position.
After much rehabilitation she has learned to raise her arm while lying on her back, but the same movements seem impossible when she is seated or standing.

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[@mjaylith5232]

Where ? How ? Show me....aaaargh