Neuroplasticity Movement

Posted by renhandi01 @renhandi01, Jan 26, 2024

has anyone had any experience/results using the Anat Baniel Neuroplasticity Movement Method for Parkinson's. It is being recommended, but have not had sister start the program.

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dessertflower | @dessertflower | Jan 28, 2024

Mff70 suggested same for my husband but too expensive for us. I wish I could have one for my husband. Thanks helpful sharing.

susiequeue | @susiequeue | Feb 15, 2024

Could someone please explain what this movement is? My husband has dropped head syndrome from PD and maybe it'd help his neck muscles. Thanks.

alone | @alone | Feb 16, 2024

My husband also has PD,Afib & just stopped Eliquis. Now worried about stroke.

Lisa Lucier, Moderator | @lisalucier | 2 days ago

Hi, @renhandi01 - did your sister end up doing the neuroplasticity treatment you mentioned?

renhandi01 | @renhandi01 | 2 days ago

In reply to @lisalucier "Hi, @renhandi01 - did your sister end up doing the neuroplasticity treatment you mentioned?" + (show)

no she did not. She was hospitalized in March for about 10 days. They took some fluid off her brain and she got better for awhile but needs the shunt. Doesn't want to do that. Now in rehab as she can no longer walk. Pretty sad.

Lisa Lucier, Moderator | @lisalucier | 1 day ago

In reply to @renhandi01 "no she did not. She was hospitalized in March for about 10 days. They took some..." + (show)

Oh, I am really sorry to hear that, @renhandi01.

Confirming your sister is in inpatient rehab? How is her rehab going?

renhandi01 | @renhandi01 | 1 day ago

In reply to @lisalucier "Oh, I am really sorry to hear that, @renhandi01. Confirming your sister is in inpatient rehab?..." + (show)

she no longer is at the in patient rehab center. Now in long term care with some rehab twice a week. Not quite the same without proper equipment

Teresa, Volunteer Mentor | @hopeful33250 | 1 day ago

In reply to @renhandi01 "she no longer is at the in patient rehab center. Now in long term care with..." + (show)

Hello @renhandi01,

I am sorry to hear of your sister's issues. It sounds as if the shunt will provide relief if she has fluid on the brain. It sounds like her fear is keeping her from getting the treatment that would help get her back on her feet.

How long has your sister been dealing with this issue?

Teresa, Volunteer Mentor | @hopeful33250 | 1 day ago

In reply to @alone "My husband also has PD,Afib & just stopped Eliquis. Now worried about stroke." + (show)

Hello @alone,

I can understand your concern for your husband after he went off Eliquis. Many people are taken off Eliquis when there are bleeding problems. Was that the reason that the Eliquis was discontinued for your husband?

Sometimes the Watchman implant can help. Here is a link to posts on Connect about the Watchman,
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/search/?search=Watchman
Has the Watchman been suggested to treat your husband's Afib? How are his Parkinson's symptoms?