Coordination Loss

Tips from survivors: “I slow everything down — accuracy improves when I don’t rush.”

Difficulty controlling and coordinating movements smoothly and accurately.

Clumsy or jerky movements, trouble reaching for objects, difficulty with tasks like writing, eating, or dressing.

Stroke affects the cerebellum or motor pathways responsible for timing and coordination of movement.

Common in strokes involving the cerebellum or motor control areas.

Physical and occupational therapy, coordination exercises, and adaptive tools for daily tasks.

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