Category Archives: Physiotherapy

This little piggy…

Posted on May 23, 2015 by Sue Vincent

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 | 45 Comments

Riverbank

Posted on June 24, 2014 by Sue Vincent

There was no way Stuart was going to let me drag him back up on the moors again after the ice-cream. We were supposed to be conserving energy ready for the early start on Saturday morning so I suggested we … Continue reading →

Posted in Landscape, Physiotherapy | 8 Comments

The bionic son

Posted on April 18, 2014 by Sue Vincent

Yesterday I drove my son to Cambridge. It is a two hour drive from here, a long way, you might think, to go for a physio appointment. But this was something a bit different. Nick was stabbed through the brain … Continue reading →