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Your health, your
doctor and the politicians.
Who will you trust with your health? Would you go to a
politician for your health issues?
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! Maybe all you need is his magic wand... DUH...you already have it!
That "magic wand" is somewhere inside you.
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!
The
information on this site is merely the beginning!
IT'S ALL ABOUT MOVEMENT FOLKS...PURE AND SIMPLE...
YOU CAN
RE-LEARN HOW TO REGAIN SOME OF YOUR LOST MOVEMENT ABILITY!
BUT THERE IS A CATCH.
YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO WORK
AT IT!
It doesn't
matter why your movement ability is screwed up.
It doesn't matter what the
cause of your disability might be - or is.
It also doesn't really matter to me why you are clumsy (ataxic),
the only important thing at this moment is that you are, and the only thing that
now makes a damn bit of difference is this...
what are you going to do about it!
The information on this site will work for
anyone who has some inherent 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 then others asked me it I could also help them. So I tried. And
it worked for them too.
They had Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia, Parkinson's Disease, Friedreich's
Ataxia, stroke victims, Viral Encephalitis, closed head injuries,
"normal" clumsy people...you...it
works for anyone who has use of their legs with
the ability to stand on them!
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A quote from an old movie
continues to help me stay focused.
A soldier had become
blinded by shrapnel during a battle. On his return
home, and readjusting to his new life, he found that
everyone treated him as if he couldn’t manage many
things by himself anymore. After all, he was blind and
therefore...different. His new label
changed how everyone else in the community viewed his
capabilities. They intuitively knew what was best for him
and some viewed him as a burden.
Many continued to
instruct him on his limitations, what he couldn’t do
anymore and what he ultimately had to accept.
But, he didn’t listen
to them very well and continued to tell those who would
listen of his dreams and ambitions; even as they
continued to dissuade him.
Frustrated by his wrongful dreams, fearing for his
safety, and knowing that he was filled with false hopes, his fiancée
finally pleaded, “Why do you insist on wanting to do
things you know you can’t do?”
He replied,
“Because I won’t know what
I can’t do until I try!”
Be that soldier!
Surprise yourself. Honestly, those who think they
know - really don't!
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Some times
we fail.
Some times
we fail to try?

But we should never
simply give up!
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