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@teresa, my balance has shown the most improvement over the years. From using a cane to pretty much doing what I used to, minus extra head movements, there has been a lot of progress. I also started yoga classes for additional balance challenges. There are a few things I just cannot do, but yoga provides an ongoing exercise for strength and balance. I have noted that if I am inactive for a long period, then I don't feel as confident in my movements. Also there are just bad days where dizziness may prevail due to weather, etc.

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You bring up an important point, @sepdvm. I have Parkinson's and I feel the same way about exercise. If I don't exercise for several days (Tai Chi is my exercise of choice for balance) I really notice the difference. My gait and balance really suffer.