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Daily Archives: May 23, 2015
This little piggy…
A foot was thrust into my line of vision with an injunction to look. Unable to think of a suitable retort to this unusual command, I complied. The foot appeared to be just that… a foot. Not a particularly attractive … Continue reading
Posted in Life, Nick Verron, Physiotherapy, Surviving brain injury
Tagged ataxia, brain injury, clonus, hope, recovery, spasticity
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Bubbling over
“I feel thin, sort of stretched, like butter scraped over too much bread.” ― J.R.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring Feeling thin would be nice in many respects, but not in this context, though it is a feeling many … Continue reading