Re: physical / speech therapy/ Mr. Werre

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Fortunately, we are still able to get out and go to the

therapy. still gets around well with me (or her walker).

We just want to sart the therapy to keep things from progressing

too rapidly. Thanks for the information.

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> > is beginning physical and speech therapy and

> >(of course) none of the therapists have ever heard of

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[Guest guest]

Fortunately, we are still able to get out and go to the

therapy. still gets around well with me (or her walker).

We just want to sart the therapy to keep things from progressing

too rapidly. Thanks for the information.

>

> > is beginning physical and speech therapy and

> >(of course) none of the therapists have ever heard of

> >MSA or OPCA. Has anyone found a good resource for these

> >folks to use?

> >

> >

> >If you do not wish to belong to shydrager, you may

> >unsubscribe by sending a blank email to

> >

> >shydrager-unsubscribe@y...

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[Guest guest]

Good idea,

I don't think you can start therapy too soon. It is MUCH easier to keep

movement than to get it back after losing it. The same goes with range

of motion.

Take care, Bill Werre

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dpscosmo17 wrote:

>Fortunately, we are still able to get out and go to the

>therapy. still gets around well with me (or her walker).

>We just want to sart the therapy to keep things from progressing

>too rapidly. Thanks for the information.

>

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[Guest guest]

Good idea,

I don't think you can start therapy too soon. It is MUCH easier to keep

movement than to get it back after losing it. The same goes with range

of motion.

Take care, Bill Werre

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dpscosmo17 wrote:

>Fortunately, we are still able to get out and go to the

>therapy. still gets around well with me (or her walker).

>We just want to sart the therapy to keep things from progressing

>too rapidly. Thanks for the information.

>

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