My Perfect Mind
Ben Brantley's review of My Perfect Mind at The New York Times today is prompting me to read King Lear again and making me wish I could head to New York to watch
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Ben Brantley's review of My Perfect Mind at The New York Times today is prompting me to read King Lear again and making me wish I could head to New York to watch
Virtual reality for stroke rehab @BW @MindMazeSA #CDoM pic.twitter.com/1gkFva7Q75 — Eric Topol (@EricTopol) May 1, 2015 Looks like MindMaze is a start.
This report from the PBS NewsHour got my attention with the news that researchers are looking into the possibility that mild electrical stimulation of the brain might improve plasticity. I had to wait
Learning to walk is hard enough. But learning to walk again...? http://t.co/oumoptsByY — Metro Connection (@wamumetro) January 26, 2015 This is quite a story of persistence and achievement.
pic.twitter.com/t89SYr9dk1 — Natl Stroke Assoc (@natlstrokeassoc) November 27, 2014
The concluding stanzas of What the Heart Cannot Forget by Joyce Sutphen. In a decidedly unpoetic way, the image reminds me of the way my body feels when someone helps me exercise