Grinder Girl 2012
Ashley Ataxia!!!!!!!Grinder Girl extravaganza.From:rockthedishViews:21 1ratingsTime:03:00More inMusic

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Making a Sand Art Ornament with Cerebral Palsy
My name is Charisse and I have Cerebral Palsy, Low Tone and Ataxia. This is a video of me making a Christmas sand art ornament. My Ataxia was fighting with me in this video, it was making my hands shake and making it hard to control my arms and hands. Thank you for watching! Happy Holidays! Please visit my Facebook page; Charisse Living with Cerebral Palsy http://www.facebook.comFrom:jazzygirl585Views:447 29ratingsTime:08:55More inPeople Blogs

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Breaking Bella
An educational documentary on Friedreich #39;s Ataxia, and how it took a toll on the life of young Bella. Any coincidental likeness to any real person is unintentional. Media used (in order): Barbie Girl - Aqua Scene from the film "Titanic" Girl on Fire - Alicia Keys Bella #39;s Lullaby - "Twilight" soundtrack Doradora (instrumental) - UKISS Physical - Olivia Newton John We do not own any of the media and material we used in the video. All belongs to their rightful owners. All we own is the script. No copyright infringement intended.From:AdamantFireViews:39 1ratingsTime:06:10More inEducation

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Poet Jude Lally - Living With Friedreich #39;s Ataxia
While it wasn #39;t easy being diagnosed with a rare progressive neuromuscular disease at the age of 16 Jude has tried to make the best of living with FA. His poem "Parking At Keeneland" comes from his first book "The View From Down Here" released in 2010 by Accents Publishing from Lexington, Kentucky.From:Lisa LallyViews:1 1ratingsTime:01:22More inPeople Blogs

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Poet Jude Lally - Living With Friedreich #39;s Ataxia
While it wasn #39;t easy being diagnosed with a rare progressive neuromuscular disease at the age of 16 Jude has tried to make the best of living with FA. His poem "Parking At Keeneland" comes from his first book "The View From Down Here" released in 2010 by Accents Publishing from Lexington, Kentucky.From:Lisa LallyViews:1 1ratingsTime:01:22More inPeople Blogs

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Living With Friedreich #39;s Ataxia - Jude Lally
Jude recited to a full room at the release party for his second book in February 2012 at the Carnegie Center in Lexington, Kentucky. The book is titled "I #39;m Fine But Thanks For Asking."From:Lisa LallyViews:2 1ratingsTime:04:49More inPeople Blogs

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Living With Friedreich #39;s Ataxia - Jude Lally
Jude recited to a full room at the release party for his second book in February 2012 at the Carnegie Center in Lexington, Kentucky. The book is titled "I #39;m Fine But Thanks For Asking."From:Lisa LallyViews:2 1ratingsTime:04:49More inPeople Blogs

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Go The Tan 2012 TV coverage Ch7 Ch10
TV coverage of Go the Tan 2012. Our thanks to Ch7 News, Ch10 News and The Project on Ch10. FA (Friedreich Ataxia) is a degenerative neurological disease for which there #39;s currently neither treatment nor cure. FARA raises funds (and awareness) via events like Go The Tan in Melbourne in February each year. Find out more, and please donate to support our work, at http://www.fara.org.auFrom:Terry O #39;HanlonViews:2 0ratingsTime:04:20More inNonprofits Activism

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MOV065
A cat with cerebellar ataxia. She #39;s super cuddly and is constantly purring.From:Courtney PelletierViews:2 0ratingsTime:00:42More inPeople Blogs

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Inpatient Sleeping Drug Quadruples Risk of Falls
According to a Mayo Clinic study published in November of 2012 in the journal, Hospital Medicine, the use of sleeping pills such as Ambien (zolpidem) quadruple the risk of falls. These drugs, which stimulate GABA brain receptors, have side effects such as dizziness, ataxia, hallucinations, and even sleep walking, may be much of the reason why. Falls can lead to fractures, blood clots in the lungs, and head trauma. There are many other much safer and more effective sleep enhancement approaches such as music, meditation, hypnotherapy, guided imagery, autosuggestion, and even brain wave balancing that could be considered that don #39;t have significant and potentiallyl dangerous side effects. Of course, the underlying reasons for insomnia should be addressed too. Factors such as pain, sleep apnea, anxiety, depression, PTSD, and many others should be addressed whenever possible.From:DoctorSaputoViews:0 0ratingsTime:06:17More inEducation

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Professor Tremblay: Development of a potential therapy for Friedreich ataxia (english)
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Ataxia Awareness Zumba in the Park.wmv
Park City, KS on Sept 22, 2012From:NatlAtaxiaFoundViews:4 0ratingsTime:04:50More inNonprofits Activism

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A Search for Light
Angela Orlando is a single mother who has a rare genetic disorder known as PHARC #39;s disease. PHARC #39;s Disease stands for Polyneurophathy, Hearing loss, Ataxia, Retinitis Pigmentosa, Cataract. She is currently completely deaf and blind. Angie started losing her hearing and vision in her teens and became totally deaf and blind at 28 years old. Angie is the 20th person in the world to have PHARC #39;s Disease. "It may seem like a small number to you, but to me it #39;s just amazing that there are 19 other people out there who went through this thing," Angie said. After living with her parents for six years, Angie decided to move out against her parents #39; wishes. Video by Chelsie Corso for TheBurr.com. The Burr Magazine is Kent State #39;s first student magazine, made by the students for the students.From:TheBurrMagazineViews:0 0ratingsTime:04:09More inNews Politics

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Toddler Diagnosed with Ataxia
Marisol is a 4 year old girl diagnosed with ataxia. Before BalanceWear, her parents say she had a very difficult time keeping her balance and would fall 7-8 times a day, often hurting herself and ending up in the emergency room. This past August, she received the BalanceWear Stabilizing Garment and now wears it every day. These days, Marisol only falls about once a day and is able to run around and play with her friends and has recently learned to use a fork when eating. She and her family are so pleased with the contribution BalanceWear has made to her improvements, along with attending preschool and regular physical therapy. We are so happy to see her running around and enjoying being a little girl again!From:motiontherapeuticsViews:21 0ratingsTime:01:45More inScience Technology

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Lockjaw - Ataxia
More funkiness from Lockjaw, up for grabs using a name-your-price model. Link to the track: lockjawdnb.bandcamp.com Support the artist: http://www.facebook.com soundcloud.com Njoy!From:Wantmorednb2Views:23 4ratingsTime:04:24More inMusic

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Go The Tan 2012 TV coverage Ch9
TV coverage of Go the Tan 2012. Our thanks to Ch9 News. FA (Friedreich Ataxia) is a degenerative neurological disease for which there #39;s currently neither treatment nor cure. FARA raises funds (and awareness) via events like Go The Tan in Melbourne in February each year. Find out more, and please donate to support our work, at http://www.fara.org.auFrom:Terry O #39;HanlonViews:3 0ratingsTime:00:29More inNonprofits Activism

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Playing to Win
This video, Playing To Win, was made to raise awareness of hereditary ataxia, a rare life shortening, neurological disease causing gradual loss of coordination, balance and impaired speech. The film shares the true story of Dave Lewis as he challenged himself to live life to the fullest in the face of his grim diagnosis. He believed in the power of research to find a cure for ataxia and we continue that quest in his memory. This film has been entered into the 2013 Neuro Film Festival from the American Brain Foundation at http://www.NeuroFilmFestival.com. Let #39;s put our brains together to cure brain disease. Visit CureBrainDisease.org.From:CDDFproViews:4 0ratingsTime:04:58More inNonprofits Activism

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