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Cerebellum Atrophy. Anyone with a similar diagnosis?
Brain & Nervous System | Last Active: Apr 15 9:46am | Replies (280)Comment receiving replies
This is the first reply to my post. When my husband was seen at Mayo Clinic in Jan.of 2015 they gave him 3 to 4 years to live. They did not say what the cause was. He is now walking with a cane and in the evening with a walker if he is tired. He is progressing. He saw a movement specialist at Mayo Clinic. He said they were doing stem cell research. We will contact him in Aug. to see if there is anything different going on. I'm so sorry for you. My husband is 77 and at least has had a full life. It is hard on him as he was very active. We don't know whether to go back to Mayo Clinic or not. We will let our local doctor contact them.<br> God's blessings on you.<br>
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@howardjames. I do not have cerebellar atrophy but I did have an aneurism affecting the cerebellum, which involves the same part of the brain when one drinks. What are the symptoms? I have a physical deficit i.e. dizziness, motion sickness, and lack of coordination. I too require an assistive device to ambulate due to my balance issues. Have you been able to get help for your husband? Wish you and your husband best of luck!