Neurorehabilitation from the Trenches: March, 2022
Wecome to the first post-Oscar blog post. Walking I have been tinkering, once again, with my training schedule, but I think I'm happy with it. The main change is that I will now alternate between the Treadmill and Peloton, each morning. I used to do this, but I'm up to 1KM on the Treadmill, so it's better now. On Peloton day I just do a 30-minute, low-impact class, if I've broken my record on Oregon Columbia river. I broke my step-count record, according to my phone, though I'm not sure how it knows. This was on the day of my epic 1.7K on the treadmill. That was extremely challenging, so I was happy to accept the plaudit. My Eyes I delayed this post, to wait for the results of my consultation with the Neuro Ophthalmologist. Bad news, I'm afraid, I needn't have bothered. He spotted a lesion on my eyeball, which explains my double vision. Sadly, it would require an operation, which he would not recommend, as it may cause other aspects of my vision to deterior