Hello. Does anyone else suffer from cerebellum ataxia?
jaj1
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I am a 67 year old female and recently diagnosed with cerebellum ataxia,is there anyone in the group who also suffers with this debilitating illness .
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Hi @jaj1, welcome to our online community
How are things? I know finding out about a diagnosis can be a, complex time emotionally. You've discovered what's causing the situation you're facing, but it can leave you with more questions about what to do now.
I'm afraid I don't know anyone specific in our community who has cerebellum ataxia. I know a few of our members have some form of ataxia. We don't always need to have the exact conditions to help each other out. If you feel up to it maybe you could describe to us how it effects you, and maybe some of our members might have advice or suggestions on how to help with those effects? -
My symptoms due to Cerebellum Ataxia are As follows
clumsy speech and slurred speech
Uncoordinated eye movements
Walking and balance and muscle control problems (unsteady gait) that leads to falls
Difficulty hand ,fingers and arm movements
Nausea
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