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Old 07-31-2012, 09:36 PM #1
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Default Tactile Foot Simulation

Hi - All ,

Just me popping in again when health & spirit allow.

I just came across this device while investigating one of my many other issues and it got me wondering how could potentially help some of us who have very poor spacial awareness / sensation of lower limbs.

I know that may not sound important, but for me at least it seems to play an important key in helping because it gives me a point of reference to start with rather than having none at all ( not easy to describe )

If any of you are familiar with meditation and Buddhist concept of touch & go , you'll know what I mean , and it is precisely this part ( the touch ) that prevents me from go .

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