Note: "Stroke survivors muscles progress
from Flacid (Limp) to Spastic (Tight.)
The spinal cord tells the muscles to remain
contracted (shortened).this command is spasticity.
...only Stroke Survivors can reduce their
spasticity...Spasticity is a Brain Problem.
..a symptom of the brain damage caused
by stroke...solving the riddle of spasticity
...exercise the spastic muscles.
Stronger After A Stroke
Your Roadmap To Recovery
Peter G. Levine
I asked Benji to step out while I got dressed.
Dr. Avotasaron sat in the guest chair with
a clipboard board on her lap staring at me
as I got dressed and then looking down
as she scribbled some notes.
Man, this is really painful and frustrating.
Not to mention embarrassing to have some
lady looking at me naked as I struggled to
put on my underwear. Is this system perverted?
Prostitutes get paid to take their clothes off.
I am inadvertently paying for this lady to
watch me spastic out while I struggle to put
my clothes on...
Whatever... I'm just saying.
Inside my head I went down into my
basement and looked up at my bulletin
board:
"It's All About What's Inside!"
I sat on the edge of my bed and with my
left hand tried to put my foot through
the hole in my underwear.
My right fist was swollen, black
and blue. My fist was clamped
shut and twisted toward the inside
of my forearm. I could Not open
my fist.
My right fist, arm,and shoulder
had absolutely No feeling!
If they were put into a raging
hot furnace I would have no
awareness of it .
My right arm hung down and
was stuck in about a 45% angle
at the elbow.
If I tried to do an activity with
my right arm it would start to
flap around totally out of control.
I remember when we were little kids
we used to tell this cruel joke,
'How does a spastic eat an Ice Cream
Cone?
Like this...smack...into the forehead!'
My Mother of Blessed Memory used
to say, "Kids are cruel!"
It took me a long time to get dressed.
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