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plgerrard 03-02-2010 12:23 PM

I think I'm always subconsciously aware of potential for imbalance. When I go out, I always use a cane, and am uncomfortable without it.

Around the house I don't use the cane much, but it is necessary to clean the walls about 4' off the ground on occasion - the result of my hands gliding along them in an unconscious effort to maintain balance.:o

sabimax 03-02-2010 05:10 PM

the yoga, just as suggestion, there are many types that are beginner... or for people with special diseases I think.. if you google...

anyhow my balance is just at times, I do not knwo when going to hit me.. I work full time running a McDonalds... so always busy with that and five kids..

but I bump into walls, and things as the balance goes, or bump head on things... etc... lots of injuries hugss and good luck all, sarah

echoes long ago 03-03-2010 08:56 AM

like many people with numb feet i use my eyes to balance. The balance issue is always there but i dont always fall because of using my eyes to balance. If the light is dim, or im not paying attention , or turn too fast then i lose my balance and once i start to go i often go all the way.

antonina 03-03-2010 10:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by echoes long ago (Post 628231)
like many people with numb feet i use my eyes to balance. The balance issue is always there but i dont always fall because of using my eyes to balance. If the light is dim, or im not paying attention , or turn too fast then i lose my balance and once i start to go i often go all the way.

This is so true! I need to get a cataract repaired & although I can use a contact lens in that eye, I'm often too lazy. Having just one "good" eye messes up my depth perception.

Everything you mention...dim light, turning too fast, etc. contribute to injuries.


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