« Reply #2 on: September 30, 2013, 10:54:52 am »
Hi TwoOceans .....
I had extensive vestibular rehab following my first AN surgery. It was extremely valuable and I would highly recommend finding a trained vestibular therapist (not just a PT) to assist you in more quickly regaining your equilibrium.
Walking is still the best overall therapy ..... especially walking in a safe place (such as a narrow hallway) and turning your head from side to side and then up and down ..... increasing your speed as you are able.
Many other exercises are valuable, as well, if you have nystagmus or difficulty holding your visual focus.
I would be happy to send you a list of more specific exercises if you send me a private message.
Clarice
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Right MVD for trigeminal neuralgia, 1994, Pittsburgh, PA
Left retrosigmoid 2.6 cm AN removal, February, 2008, Duke U
Tumor regrew to 1.3 cm in February, 2011
Translab AN removal, May, 2011 at HEI, Friedman & Schwartz
Oticon Ponto Pro abutment implant at same time; processor added August, 2011