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Old 06-12-2009, 12:38 PM #1
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Default Walking on heels!

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has anyone seen the footage on you tube with the mg sufferer being asked to do 30 steps on his heels and then 30 steps on tip toe?

Has anyone tried it? If I get really bored tonight I might give it a go!!LOL.

Sorry Im in one of those moods!

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Old 06-12-2009, 12:56 PM #2
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What's the link?

I walk around the perimeter of our oriental rugs and see if I can keep my balance. LOL
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What's the link?

I walk around the perimeter of our oriental rugs and see if I can keep my balance. LOL
I just typed in you tube and then myasthenia gravis....it gets way to technical after that!

Hey perhaps we could have a race! Im going to try it right now!!!LOL lets hope I make it back to the computer!!!
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I just typed in you tube and then myasthenia gravis....it gets way to technical after that!

Hey perhaps we could have a race! Im going to try it right now!!!LOL lets hope I make it back to the computer!!!
Right I made it back but my legs are shaking with the effort.I managed about ten steps on my heels and then could no longer lift my foot up. The tried tip toes lasted longer but same effect couldn't do it for long!
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I must be having a good day.. I did it, all be it, I looked a little drunk and my feet are shaking now but I did it..LOL
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Ummm ok, now my left leg is numb .. slaps head.. why did I try that. roflmao
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Those who tried it, did you do it with or without shoes?
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I did it barefoot
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Smile Hello all!

Gonna try it 2morrow and see how it goes!

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This was one of the tests I did for my neuro at my initial diagnosis, I couldn't do either!!!
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