OT was also very difficult. I have a fear of leaning too far forward...I don't like seeing the ground getting closer to my face, knowing I wouldn't be able to catch myself. Natalie had me sit at the edge of the mat, feet on the ground, and lean forward onto the bolster. I then had to push myself back up. The next exercise was to lean forward and to the left or right, setting bean bags onto the top of the bolster. The leaning forward and side to side drills were to prepare me for transfers. Right now, when they want to move me, they use a sling that goes under me and attaches to an overhead lift. The next step is to be able to do transfers since it's not like I'd have an overhead lift at home. Well, I did my first tranfser from the mat into the chair at the end of our session!
Tracy and I made gluten free chocolate chip banana muffins in rec therapy. My arms were so tired and mixing the ingredients didn't help. (Oh, and I cracked the eggs with one hand again, haha). They took a really long time to cook, but it was well worth it!
During my short break for lunch, 7 of my classmates came to visit. There are 3 suites at clinic and different sections...we are all suite 2 section C. Overtime I go to clinic, I'm with the same people. It;s confusing, but anyways, it was my clinic group that came to visit me. It was nice to catch up and laugh like we usually do. I just wish I had more of a break in my day!
My day ended with Mom arriving early! She brought Thai food from my favorite restaurant at home. It was so great to have time alone (eating really good food!) It was the perfect way to end the day.
My day ended with Mom arriving early! She brought Thai food from my favorite restaurant at home. It was so great to have time alone (eating really good food!) It was the perfect way to end the day.
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