SharonKurland
Active Member
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Touch?! I like you, even though you're as cheeky as hell .
You say "hemianopia," "I say "hemianopsia," let's call the whole thing off (wow, I even got some music into it, albeit not Disney music ).
Yeah, the dressing apraxia is really cool to watch...don't think I've ever seen it to this extent in practice (been doing this for 15 years)...just read about it in books...and NEVER where the person was aware enough to be able to be taught compensations. She concentrates SO hard to "do it right" but still winds up with the shirt on backwards, or her left arm in the head hole. I spent 2 hours writing up "how to put on a nightgown/pullover shirt/sports bra" and "how to put on panties" lists, complete with pictures...will introduce them today and hope she can follow the visual cues (she can do it with auditory cues but I'm not going to be there forever).
You know WAY too much for a layman. What's your story?
-Sharon-
Touch?! I like you, even though you're as cheeky as hell .
You say "hemianopia," "I say "hemianopsia," let's call the whole thing off (wow, I even got some music into it, albeit not Disney music ).
Yeah, the dressing apraxia is really cool to watch...don't think I've ever seen it to this extent in practice (been doing this for 15 years)...just read about it in books...and NEVER where the person was aware enough to be able to be taught compensations. She concentrates SO hard to "do it right" but still winds up with the shirt on backwards, or her left arm in the head hole. I spent 2 hours writing up "how to put on a nightgown/pullover shirt/sports bra" and "how to put on panties" lists, complete with pictures...will introduce them today and hope she can follow the visual cues (she can do it with auditory cues but I'm not going to be there forever).
You know WAY too much for a layman. What's your story?
-Sharon-