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Originally Posted by ZucchiniFlower
I bet it's a temporary effect. Like posters here have said their symptoms disappear with they dance. But the effect stops when the dancing stops.
The benefit of dance may also have alot to do with the music. Music therapy alone works for PWP. I think it helps organize the brain.
I doubt that learning dance steps will carry over to daily life in a big way.
BUT, people do walking meditation, where they are conscious of all of their movements. It's as effective as transendental meditation. I think that would be of help to PWP.
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Dear Z,
how are you? love this post...
I must add - sometimes to get myself -from taking baby steps - I run!
I have showed this to a famous Neurosurgeon -and it scared him that I would fall -but he thought it was remarkable!
and there is away to make endorphins, usually through a happy thinking and
the ability to never "BOX" ourselves in to the bad thoughts, the stress mode,
stress is bad for everyone - so we must pray or meditate on whatever is good!
We all have good and bad days -I have to make the most out of my good minutes or days!
Still I believe we have a choice to have - HOPE
a small matter of choice, in the long run -helps immensely...
gotta go - Dancin' with the starz is on!