Hi @steveinak oh so sorry to hear of your stroke. I had my AVM in September as well but 3 years prior. I have learned that strokes or aneurisms in the cerebellum region is not common at all. Finding a physician who has that specialty is very rare. I don't know where you live but your best bet would be to go online or start making phone calls to find your doctor. In Florida where I live I have not found such a physician. After a few years I decided to help myself using the trial and error method. While I was in the ICU(nearly one month) after my AVM, I had a team of physicians consisting of neurologists and neurosurgeons. I was disappointed to get a lot of uncertainties for answers. Like you, I was very active with routine physical exercises prior to my AVM. I wanted guidance in order to get back to my routines but instead I was left with many unanswered questions. I have come to realize there are not many survivors for finding answers. Another reason why answers are hard to come by is that there are so many locations for strokes to occur which can result in different deficits. May I suggest to start trying things yourself to find out what works best. Much of the generalized information regarding strokes can be found online. I don’t take any medications and don’t feel I need to. If you do, then you will be in need of a physician. I also found the Epely maneuver to be of no help. I do feel the imbalance in my ears. Have you seen an ear physician for an assessment? I have had physical therapy 3 different times in different settings, home care and outpatient. I initially was in a wheel chair. My recovery has been a slow progression but nonetheless I am able to walk now using a cane for unleveled surfaces like the lawn and graveled driveway. Indoors I do not need any device for walking. You were lucky to have been mildly affected. My symptoms limit my mobility with the muscle weakness, dizziness, incoordination, nausea and vomiting, motion sickness, and double vision. I exercise using a mini cycle and portable elliptical machines at 10 minute intervals. I wish I can do longer but my body can’t tolerate the heat. I do use a table fan each time. Perhaps slow increments will be tolerable. I would like to increase time and intensity using other exercises that I could do. Any recommendations will be appreciated. Perhaps we can help each other through our experiences. I will be happy to answer any questions you may have. Best wishes to you in finding answers for continued success with your recovery. Toni