Hydromyelia

Karen72
Online Community Member Posts: 7 Connected
Just wanted to say hi as new here. Become disabled around 5 years ago due to "Hydromyelia", find it hard as I rely on my parents to do everything as cannot walk or stand unaided.
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Hi @Karen72, and welcome! It's great to have you here. Would you like to tell us some more about your condition?0
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Hi, it's a neurological condition, which can differ from person to person. It's to do with abnormal widening of the Spinal Chord. I cannot move my left leg or foot at all, took ages for me to get a diagnosis though. Currently struggle on crutches round the house and use a wheelchair outside.0
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