Physiotherapy has restored 90% use of my right arm. The plan now is my left arm. Today is good.

I do love a good physiotherapy session. 

My oldest son is just over a week now into his OE in England, and loving it. Job and accommodation secured pre-arrival and currently in a 2 week training block before work commences. Was also able to spend some time with his godmother who lives in London, and we (as parents) could not be prouder! 

Handsomedan:

 

I do love a good physiotherapy session. 

 

Some were medieval torture literally. They used a traction device to gradually realign my cervical vertebrae. Hurt like hell for a few days. I then had daily home visits for more gentle work to restore movement and sensation, that was ok and the results awesome. When feeling came back it was a strange sensation. 

No pain, no gain? 

Good to hear that you are getting some good results from the sessions. Hope it continues. 

MikeB4:

 

Physiotherapy has restored 90% use of my right arm. The plan now is my left arm. Today is good.

 

Sounds great. Was there any reason why both arms couldn’t be treated at the same time? Hope that’s not a silly or insensitive question.

The difference between „wanting to die“ and „feeling reborn“ — thanks to 3 or 4 slices of ginger steeped for 10 minutes in boiling water — when you’ve eaten something that didn’t agree with you. 🙂

eracode:

 

MikeB4:

 

Physiotherapy has restored 90% use of my right arm. The plan now is my left arm. Today is good.

 

 

Sounds great. Was there any reason why both arms couldn’t be treated at the same time? Hope that’s not a silly or insensitive question.

 

They needed to attend to the urgent first. There was a high risk of becoming a quadriplegic. How that has been attended to its now time to see f we can stop and reverse the rot.