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Cerebellar Hypoplasia?

Has any1 on this forum got this condition, it seems to affect my balance/co-ordination skills and i seem to stammar when talking to other people, which has ultimatly reduced my self-confidence and i have hardly any friends.

Reply 1

username47781

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I thought only animals suffer this? :confused:

Reply 2

Anonymous #1

OP

nope theres a rare human form of it aswell

Reply 3

shewantstobeme

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i know this is different, but a lady at my work suffers from vertigo, and i know she has had her balance affected. she has had to take time off work because she finds even sitting or standing for long periods difficult.
everyone has been really good for her though, and are really understanding as they understand she can't do what everyone else can.

i think if you talk to the people closest to you they will understand and can help your confidence :smile:

Reply 4

Anonymous #1

OP

thanx 4 ure help

Reply 5

andy_cole2

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shewantstobeme

i know this is different, but a lady at my work suffers from vertigo, and i know she has had her balance affected. she has had to take time off work because she finds even sitting or standing for long periods difficult.
everyone has been really good for her though, and are really understanding as they understand she can't do what everyone else can.

i think if you talk to the people closest to you they will understand and can help your confidence :smile:

i really like your screename. I know nothign about the condition, is a stammer part of the condition or is it what you developed from having this conditino and lacking confidence?

Reply 6

Anonymous #1

OP

did u not no that u can switch ure name to anon 4 this forum, i think the stammar is actually part of the condition

Reply 7

Anonymous #1

OP

my family seems to treat me differently but they pretend that theres nothin wrong, whilst i know different

Reply 8

Revenged

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shewantstobeme

i know this is different, but a lady at my work suffers from vertigo, and i know she has had her balance affected. she has had to take time off work because she finds even sitting or standing for long periods difficult.
everyone has been really good for her though, and are really understanding as they understand she can't do what everyone else can.

Sounds to me like ménière's disease... but in my experience I've found that people are normally not always so understanding... I was once told about someone who had to go through an assessment from Occupational health because they took a lot of time off work because of vertigo... and when she went back to work, she was treated like she was a bit crazy because they thought that there was "nothing really wrong"... but this was not the case at all...

In the end of the day, my advice to the original poster is to try to be pro-active about everything... I know it's easier said then done... but that's the best advice I can give...

Reply 9

shewantstobeme

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andy_cole2

i really like your screename.

thank you

it's actually the name of a song, but i've had it as a screen name since like... forever :smile:

Reply 10

Anonymous #1

OP

What would u recommend, this condition is getting in the way of my everyday life, im depressed alot. Ive got a presentation in a few weeks and i know my stammar will get in the way, is there anythin u can recommend.

Reply 11

Anonymous #1

OP

I also dont have a proper personality, im very dull to talk 2/