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Essential Seated and Standing Balance Exercises

1. Seated Balance Exercises (Start Here) (Build core/leg strength before standing drills.) 2. Standing Balance Drills (With Walker Support) (Always keep your walker in front for safety!) 3. Functional Movements (Mimic real-life actions to build confidence.) 4. Equipment to Enhance Balance 5. Safety Tips When to Expect Progress Want a step-by-step video demo of these […]

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Managing MS Symptoms Post-Ocrevus Treatment

After nine infusions of Ocrevus (typically 4.5 years of treatment), your MS should ideally show significant disease stabilization, but the exact outcome depends on your MS type (RRMS or PPMS) and individual response. Here’s what to expect: 1. If You Have Relapsing-Remitting MS (RRMS): Red Flags (RRMS): 2. If You Have Primary Progressive MS (PPMS):

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Cyberwhat? More Like CyberJunk!!

The Tesla Cybertruck is a wild-looking, stainless-steel, angular beast, but beyond its polarizing appearance, there are a ton of real, verified issues that make it a pain in the ass. Here’s a breakdown of its biggest problems: 1. Heavy as Hell and Poor Efficiency That stainless-steel exoskeleton looks cool (to some), but it makes the

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1984 Los Angeles Olympic Success

The 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles were one of the most memorable Games in modern history, marked by Cold War tensions, a Soviet-led boycott, and incredible athletic performances. While the absence of Soviet and Eastern Bloc athletes impacted competition in some sports, the event still showcased legendary athletes who dominated their respective fields. The

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Stutterers (billionaires that can’t talk)

Curtis Yarvin, JD Vance, and Peter Thiel share a common critique of traditional governance structures, particularly the presidency, and have expressed interest in alternative models of leadership that resemble corporate governance. Here’s a breakdown of their perspectives: Common Themes: While their ideas are controversial and often criticized as elitist or anti-democratic, they reflect a broader

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Neo Liberalism

Neoliberalism is an economic and political ideology that emphasizes free-market capitalism, deregulation, and reduced government intervention in the economy. It emerged in the late 20th century as a response to the perceived failures of Keynesian economics and the welfare state. Key figures associated with neoliberalism include economists like Milton Friedman and Friedrich Hayek, as well

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