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Clone D wrote:

PARKOUR PRACTIONER wrote:

Clone D wrote:

How do you practice parkour with vertigo?

Haha not very much. Same goes for most sports i like. Which makes me sad, but when i can its very little which is why as with
my other sports im stuck at less then amateur. Sad

But i do do resistance training and hoping to get into water therapy soon. So its basically on hold, and it could take years
for me to start again. But finding things i can do makes me happy, like drawing, some chores, DUST, teaching myself sign
language, help is the first one i learned as you can guess, writing with opposite hand, lots of small stuff i can do.

Still hard to accept what i cant do. But its easier.

Juggling is also an excellent activity for brain development. It can even prevent oncoming seizures (as well as push ups).

There's a purported homeopathic nutmeg remedy for migraines, but it's probably superstition.

I'm glad you are a fighter, bro! Never give up Big smile

. I know first hand that extended periods of pain and disappointment are ultimately discouraging and can take your mind to places where nobody wants to go, but with your attitude of overcoming adversity, I'm certain that you'll reflect proudly on your wherewithall one day and others will admire you for your tenacity and heart.

For vertigo, there's an exercise called Canalithic Realignment or the Epley Maneuver. It looks really simple, but I've heard from people who have suffered with vertigo that the exercise is a helpful preventative measure.

Quick version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QikUTAmeE0M
Detailed version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YK2Zj_TrBhE

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PARKOUR PRACTIONER Rebels New Republic The Ditanian Alliance 2780	Posted - 2015.04.30 00:41:00 - [1] - Quote I went to specialist doctor a month? ago. He knew everything about me even though i barely spoke with him for five minutes! Its a mix of good and sad news, no im not dying or anything life threatening, well not directly. Heres my diagnosis? i guess. Aspergers Syndrome, extremely aggravated by insidents listed below Self injurious behavior due to Aspergers and reason listed below Traumatic brain injury due to being playing football in gym, was freshman, got set up by the senior douchbags, knock unconscious no idea for how long Slept, literally slept, technically until few months ago, and the concussion was in Dec 2009, just waking up now, so i literally missed out on five years of my teenage life. 14 when it happened, be 20 in june Post concussion syndrome Highest possible level of fibromyalgia, basically nerves firing off causing extreme pain, brain fog, headaches Low blood sugar, rarely ate during that time, so everytime i get hungry, i get nausea, vertigo, headaches, cant walk without support Migraines, basically extreme headaches Post concussion syndrome, have vertigo, headache, cant walk without support, brain fog, crap memory, I got off easy for what could have happened to me, so i learn to appreciate that. And not counting physical issues but still got off easy. So the source of my rages & aggravation stem from so many things and i sorta take it out on myself and other people including you guys, and my mom, whicj i feel really guilty about. Yeah its just me and mom so, but were getting help now, and were moving in a few months! So exited. The neighbors here are douchbags to both of us so moving away from here is best news. I kinda feel bad to, 19, cant work, can barley get outside at all, cant drive, cant go anywhere by myself, completely reliant on mom. Though im being taught social skills, and etiquette, and not to be so bashful and bluntm I feel better now. So thats a summary of my life in a nutshell as they say. Trying to remain happy and laugh alot, i left a few things out cause tired and typing on this touchscreen sucks a significant amount. Call me PARK everyone does Snake Eyes>All I wil get good, Determinator inbound
Dreis ShadowWeaver 0uter.Heaven Back and Forth 3333	Posted - 2015.04.30 15:48:00 - [2] - Quote Sorry to hear about your situation, man. Creator of the 'Nova Knifers United' channel My Minja Blog Day 13/30 exclusively Minja
Clone D Solo Zen 1723	Posted - 2015.04.30 18:06:00 - [3] - Quote How do you practice parkour with vertigo?
PARKOUR PRACTIONER Rebels New Republic The Ditanian Alliance 2785	Posted - 2015.04.30 18:37:00 - [4] - Quote Clone D wrote: How do you practice parkour with vertigo? Haha not very much. Same goes for most sports i like. Which makes me sad, but when i can its very little which is why as with my other sports im stuck at less then amateur. But i do do resistance training and hoping to get into water therapy soon. So its basically on hold, and it could take years for me to start again. But finding things i can do makes me happy, like drawing, some chores, DUST, teaching myself sign language, help is the first one i learned as you can guess, writing with opposite hand, lots of small stuff i can do. Still hard to accept what i cant do. But its easier. Call me PARK everyone does Snake Eyes>All I wil get good, Determinator inbound
Jonny D Buelle Mors Effera 1220	Posted - 2015.05.01 04:23:00 - [5] - Quote That sucks bro. That really does. I hope things work out for you. In saying that, I ain't going to go easy on you if I'm against you in battle. I find your lack of heaviness... disturbing...
PARKOUR PRACTIONER Rebels New Republic The Ditanian Alliance 2786	Posted - 2015.05.01 07:55:00 - [6] - Quote Jonny D Buelle wrote: That sucks bro. That really does. I hope things work out for you. In saying that, I ain't going to go easy on you if I'm against you in battle. Dont. I can hold my own usually. Bring it. Call me PARK everyone does Snake Eyes>All I wil get good, Determinator inbound
Clone D Solo Zen 1725	Posted - 2015.05.01 08:31:00 - [7] - Quote PARKOUR PRACTIONER wrote: Clone D wrote: How do you practice parkour with vertigo? Haha not very much. Same goes for most sports i like. Which makes me sad, but when i can its very little which is why as with my other sports im stuck at less then amateur. But i do do resistance training and hoping to get into water therapy soon. So its basically on hold, and it could take years for me to start again. But finding things i can do makes me happy, like drawing, some chores, DUST, teaching myself sign language, help is the first one i learned as you can guess, writing with opposite hand, lots of small stuff i can do. Still hard to accept what i cant do. But its easier. Juggling is also an excellent activity for brain development. It can even prevent oncoming seizures (as well as push ups). There's a purported homeopathic nutmeg remedy for migraines, but it's probably superstition. I'm glad you are a fighter, bro! Never give up . I know first hand that extended periods of pain and disappointment are ultimately discouraging and can take your mind to places where nobody wants to go, but with your attitude of overcoming adversity, I'm certain that you'll reflect proudly on your wherewithall one day and others will admire you for your tenacity and heart. For vertigo, there's an exercise called Canalithic Realignment or the Epley Maneuver. It looks really simple, but I've heard from people who have suffered with vertigo that the exercise is a helpful preventative measure. Quick version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QikUTAmeE0M Detailed version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YK2Zj_TrBhE
PARKOUR PRACTIONER Rebels New Republic The Ditanian Alliance 2787	Posted - 2015.05.01 08:52:00 - [8] - Quote Clone D wrote: PARKOUR PRACTIONER wrote: Clone D wrote: How do you practice parkour with vertigo? Haha not very much. Same goes for most sports i like. Which makes me sad, but when i can its very little which is why as with my other sports im stuck at less then amateur. But i do do resistance training and hoping to get into water therapy soon. So its basically on hold, and it could take years for me to start again. But finding things i can do makes me happy, like drawing, some chores, DUST, teaching myself sign language, help is the first one i learned as you can guess, writing with opposite hand, lots of small stuff i can do. Still hard to accept what i cant do. But its easier. Juggling is also an excellent activity for brain development. It can even prevent oncoming seizures (as well as push ups). There's a purported homeopathic nutmeg remedy for migraines, but it's probably superstition. I'm glad you are a fighter, bro! Never give up . I know first hand that extended periods of pain and disappointment are ultimately discouraging and can take your mind to places where nobody wants to go, but with your attitude of overcoming adversity, I'm certain that you'll reflect proudly on your wherewithall one day and others will admire you for your tenacity and heart. For vertigo, there's an exercise called Canalithic Realignment or the Epley Maneuver. It looks really simple, but I've heard from people who have suffered with vertigo that the exercise is a helpful preventative measure. Quick version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QikUTAmeE0M Detailed version: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YK2Zj_TrBhE I practice juggling sometimes, practice, my motor skills are not the best, but its fun to try. I like walking, good for your core cause im extremely weak but getting better. Thanks for the help. Im always called a trooper, i always thought i was weak mentally but turns out im not so Trying not to hurt myself when i get mad, cause prolonged pain as you said takew your mind into really dark places, though couple days ago had a meltdown cause of pain and i bit myself. Was able to calm down with help. Im getting my weighted blanket soon, weighted vest, and chew stick. The weighted stuff is exactly what it sounds like, the chew stick is for frustration and anxiety, and helps me focus. For my autism and anxiety. I dont like going out cause of the stares, comments they dont think i heard, why is he so loud why does he move that way? And, i just turn my music up louder. Call me PARK everyone does Snake Eyes>All I wil get good, Determinator inbound
Ralden Caster Random Gunz Rise Of Legion. 216	Posted - 2015.05.03 20:00:00 - [9] - Quote Did those seniors even get into a lick of trouble for what they did? "I am frequently misquoted." -Aeon Amadi Welcome to my TIME MACHINE!
PARKOUR PRACTIONER Rebels New Republic The Ditanian Alliance 2803	Posted - 2015.05.03 22:55:00 - [10] - Quote Ralden Caster wrote: Did those seniors even get into a lick of trouble for what they did? Nope. According to the school it never happened. But people pay for what they do. BLOG, cause talking-overrated, social just not to you, autism FTW Snake Eyes>All I wil get good, Determinator inbound

sir RAVEN WING 3488	Posted - 2015.05.04 03:18:00 - [11] - Quote Sorry to hear that. I will make sure you are only killed with only the best knives. Day 6/30 Calscout Knifer/Last of A Kind/Sneaky


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