Stay Motivated by Measuring Progress After Stroke 

Grateful for every progress, no matter how small or minute it is Grateful 🙏

Great reminders, we need to remember the small steps, too!😊

I find my biggest progress happens with things I don’t even notice until I think back 😅 xx

You really helped me

Thank you very much

Thanks elyse you're God sent

I just survived a stroke last week & yours was one of the first channels I found... I love it, thank you! 🙏❤

My goal is to walk smoother and further. Sometimes I wonder if I am doing ok then I noticed how much better my walking is. It can seem like not much is happening, but then your realize you are doing much better. Stay positive, baby steps, and be easy with yourself. Ty for sharing this video. I always look forward to a new video from you. Take care..

Yes so true it takes time Noa race it's a destination😮😮😮

Thanks for another great video!

My sensory overload is still a challenge, but I am slowly progressing❤tfs

THANK YOU!!! 😊

Dr. Elyse Newland, you are miles ( kilometers ) ahead of the other therapist on YT who's supposedly also a Dr. of therapy. I follow & like you 😮))) ،

Love your videos Elyse😊

RESPECT. Thankyou

I just love your channel - thank you so much for all you do for us! One question.. I keep pulling my left abductor/inner groin muscle. Getting in passenger seat I think. Numbness in leg but boy I can feel this pain? Any idea for safe exercises to help my leg please? Thank you 🙏🏼 🤗⭐️

thanks for the knowledge you bring to the table, a video on weight loss / appetite loss after strokes would be beneficial, my dad had a his left-side stroke 6 years ago and over the last 3/4 years he's lost about 20 kg (over 40 lbs), is there any scientific reason and can he run a decent life having lost so much weight? the strange thing is, this weight loss only came about in recent years and not right after the accident.

I would love to find some exercises that use both hands i.e. bilateral stroke exercises

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She NOT ANSWER Every questions 🙋. 😾✈️😏

I had a tia 5 weeks ago. . 5 days in hospital. Mo signs if stiffness or anything else excepting which travels around. I'm taking painkillers but they are affective for a long length of time. I'm feeling sorry for myself and am worried demotivated

One thing I have really noticed is that I run out of steam real quick so I have to take several breaks

Give yourself small successes inn the day I'll post of more 9f mine soon video 😅😊😅