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What are some Eye issues with PSP?
We hear a lot of questions about eye issues in PSP (Progressive Supranuclear Palsy). This might help!
What are some Eye issues with PSP?
We hear a lot of questions about eye issues in PSP (Progressive Supranuclear Palsy). This might help!
U Step Walker! Could it be a game changer?
The U-Step 2 Walking Stabilizer was designed to increase independence andĀ decreaseĀ falling among those with neurological conditions.
U Step Walker! Could it be a game changer?
The U-Step 2 Walking Stabilizer was designed to increase independence andĀ decreaseĀ falling among those with neurological conditions.
What are the 4 Stages for PSP?
It has been said there are four stages, but because there is so little research they are a guideline only.
What are the 4 Stages for PSP?
It has been said there are four stages, but because there is so little research they are a guideline only.
Laura Louizos, Blog Author
Laura Louizos is a blogger an advocate for PSP (Progressive Supranuclear Palsy) and Founder of CCF for PSP Awareness.
PSP is a rare and debilitating neurological disorder that affects movement, balance, vision, speech, and cognitive function. Laura's mother was diagnosed with PSP in 2018, and since then, Laura has been dedicated to raising awareness about the disease and providing support to others affected by it.
Through our blog, Laura shared her personal journey as a caregiver, including her struggles, triumphs, and insights. She now provides resources and information about the disease, as well as tips and advice for living with PSP and other neurodegenerative diseases. Laura's writing is candid, inspiring, and informative, and her blog has become an important resource for the community worldwide.
Laura is a passionate advocate for PSP awareness, and she works tirelessly to increase understanding and support for those affected by the disease. Her blog is a testament to her dedication and commitment to improving the lives of those with PSP, and she is a valuable voice in the fight against this devastating condition.