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While it's true that Mike retains some hearing loss in 1 ear from the stroke, in my experience, any hint of deafness he may have is selective and strategic. it typically coincides with a medical professional suggesting it's unlikely he'll be able to achieve something. (similarly, Mike...

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Published inPT in Motion Vol. 7; no. 11; p. 62
Main Author Lane, Stacey
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Alexandria AMERICAN PHYSICAL THERAPY ASSOCIATION 01.12.2015
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Fitness equipment
Physical therapy
Stroke
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Summary:While it's true that Mike retains some hearing loss in 1 ear from the stroke, in my experience, any hint of deafness he may have is selective and strategic. it typically coincides with a medical professional suggesting it's unlikely he'll be able to achieve something. (similarly, Mike doesn't necessarily believe everything he hears-especially when the words are discouraging.) My evidence for Mike's ability to filter out bad news lies in everything he's done in the years since his stroke. Earlier this year, Mike, who's now 25, graduated from illinois state University with a double major in international business and marketing. having regained his ability to run, he now has set his sights higher-literally. he's looking for a job with international travel, so that he can experience different cultures. in other words, it's time for Mike to fly.
ISSN:2691-3143
2691-3151