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PN & Confidence: Is there a connection?

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@ray666 Ray, I think that PN can impact confidence especially in cases where it effects balance. Personally, my balance is not what it was due to sensory motor PN. After a few bangs on the floor, I now use a cane, and my confidence has increased so each person needs to find what is needed to maintain confidence. Yet, I do play safe and well aware of my surroundings like stay away from crowded stores during busy hours. I feel the longer you can be active yet remain safe, it will help with confidence.

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" … the longer you can be active yet remain safe, it will help with confidence."

Can you see? I'm furiously nodding YES, YES, YES! For the longest time, my cane was nothing but a curious add-on, more of an affectation than an aid to prevent falls. No longer. I now tote my cane most everywhere I go, even 'round about my home. I do it for the very thing you say: To remain active –– and safe! –– for as long as possible.

Ray (@ray666)