Beyond Motor Control: The Cerebellum and the Mind Before ataxia, skepticism felt automatic. I could read subtext in conversations, detect hidden motives, and sense relational tension beneath what was explicitly...
One of the biggest steps I wanted to take in the new year was to work again. I wanted to return to professional life, to step back into the world,...
Living with ataxia has taught me something surprising: my body speaks a language I’m still trying to understand, and one of the biggest things I’ve discovered is how...
When I first came out of the hospital after ataxia, I noticed something strange and frustrating: whenever I tried to bring my hands to my face, they would start shaking...
I’ve been playing video games since I was a child—actually, I can say I started around the age of 2 or 3. Back in the 90s, when computers...
After my ataxia, something very unusual started happening to me. When I shared it with my doctors, they laughed and dismissed it as meaningless or “just psychological.” But I knew...
