karen_s

519d

is anyone dealing with severe changes in balance? taking supplements ???. which ones?. for how long? results?

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    • Mario123

      494d

      👍

    • Powerfull

      519d

      Yes my balance is constantly I fracture my foot 😥

    • Powerfull

      519d

      Monday I have to see a Neurologist my previous never pay attention to my feelings every time a make my appointments I waited hours to see her and five minutes to tell me that my illness is going to get worse and need to make plans to find someone that have to take care of me due to tremors and balance and honestly I refuse to give up

    • Svynne

      512d

      I have had Parkinson’s for twenty years. I work out with weights and do physical work like dig drainage ditches on hill sides to work my body and stimulate the muscles that Parkinson’s is trying to take away I am 72 years old I will not lose this fight

    • Svynne

      512d

      Thanks

    • Svynne

      512d

      Do exercises standing up Twist both your feet to the left toes are now 45degrees. Now move both your heels spin them so that your moving side ways You will find that you have lost a lot of strength in your feet and ankles. A lot of loss of balance is from the loss of strength in your feet and ankles. By walking sideways using your heels and toes you will regain the loss strength and more confidence in your balance

      • Katymc

        502d

        @Svynne thank you for the tip!

    • Mario123

      494d

      👍

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