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Cerebral Brain Atrophy: Anyone else out there?

Stroke & Cerebrovascular Diseases | Last Active: Aug 9 6:53am | Replies (272)
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@pec2884

Hi Noreen. I do get the user names mixed up. Glad to have them sorted now. I am struggling at the moment with dizziness, fatigue and balance. We are having a blisteringly hot summer at the moment with water restrictions and gardens oh so dry. My daughter lives in Regina, Saskatchewan and has such cold weather and snow i wish I was there.
I am excited to have traced another MSA sufferer in SA other than Sonja. Someone else to chat to.
Hope the hunting goes well and your trip to Alaska.Everyhing of the best for 2017
Liz/pec2884

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howardjames | @howardjames | Jan 1, 2017

Dear Liz,
Just want to make sure that you are the one that lives in South Africa! Where were you diagnosed with the cerebellum brain atrophy? What a surprise to hear that you have a daughter in Regina, Sask. When we drive to through to Alaska we stop to visit two of my cousins who live in Swift Current, Saskatchewan and Kindersley, Saskatchewan. My Dad was from Saskatchewan and went to school in Regina because the local school only went through Grade 8.
My husband, Howard, is walking with a walker now. He uses his cane once in awhile. He never feels dizziness but will fall down as though the brain just won't let him stand up. Apparently the cerebellum brain atrophy is very rare. The doctor gives him about two years to live. Noreen

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