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Same here, Bobby. Some of it, I think, may be lack of depth-perception (in
my case, at least. I don't have binocular vision). The other aspect is
spasticity. Many mornings I will get to work and have, what I call,
"peanut-butter legs". It's feels like I'm trying to walk through peanut
butter or hip-deep mud. The forward leg-swing can be very difficult. Oddly
enough, even though I'm a left-hemi, both legs seem to be affected.
-Kyle
-----Original Message-----
From: Barber, Kenneth L. [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 10:49 PM
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Subject: Re: Anthony web site
i have actually been falling more.
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From: BG Greer, PhD
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Sent: 3/9/2003 1:02 PM
Subject: Anthony web site
I finally got in to the "\splash" site. It is the funniest thing
I
have ever seen.
Now, on to a CP-related topic. Do those of you who are ambulatory
experience
more frequent falling or nearly falling? Sometimes I have the sense of
falling now that I didn't have five or six years ago.
Bobby
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