FROM A PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL PERSPECTIVE
TODAY?
            Thomas L. Clouse, M.D.

 

                       Walking With Ataxia                               

TOMORROW!

When I begin to feel that I’m getting clumsier I look to myself for the answer.  Why?  Because the majority of the time I can track it back to my “sitting on my butt” too much.  If we don’t stay on top of it, we can quickly lose what we’ve gained.  Losing our drive comes too easily; happens to me as well.  Making our therapy, exercises and toning up “chores” fun is the key.  Doing them with “fun” people is another.  Participating in fun activities is yet another.  Without these things we sit and watch… and lose.  So … where do you fit within the scheme?

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   Why do I have to work
          so damn hard?

     You are your enemy.
     Believe you can.
     Let's begin.
     To move, to walk.
     Stepping out.
     Not shuffling.
     It's not just walking.
     Remember when.
     The dance.

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How many of you can personally relate to the guy up in the left corner?
How many times have you wished for a magical wizard  to come and make you better?
 

NICE THOUGHT...but it isn't going to happen...no matter how long you wish for it!
And as for the wizard's magic wand...you already have it!

Here's a clue:  That "magic wand" is somewhere inside you already.

You just need help finding where you put it, how to use it once again
and a reason to go looking for it!


The simple truth is,
you first need to give yourself permission to go looking for it!

I can help you help yourself through the information on this site!

IT'S ALL ABOUT MOVEMENT FOLKS...PURE AND SIMPLE...
AND YOU CAN RE-LEARN HOW TO REGAIN SOME OF THAT ABILITY ONCE AGAIN!

BUT THERE IS A CATCH.  YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO WORK AT IT!


It doesn't matter why you are disabled, what the cause of your disability is, or really why you are clumsy (ataxic), the only important thing at this moment is
what are you going to do about it!

The information on this site will work for anyone who has the ability to walk.  How is that possible you ask?  The answer is as simple as the basic information you are about to learn.

I have spinocerebellar atrophy and I started this site to help people with my disorder.  But that was only the beginning; I've seen these same principals help others.  For example, Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia, Parkinson's Disease, Friedreich's Ataxia, stroke victims, "normal" clumsy people...you...anyone!
 

 


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In other words, click on it,
then forget about it until you
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