i have been stressed lately with my apartment selling but i have been falllign up 2 20 times a day
iS it possibley a worsenign of the psp ?- i have been lucky and have not broken any more bones and do not have osteoporosis
But when i fall using my frame indoors (and the frame goes over as well)i am worried about going out anywhere at all even with someone
any ideas?
i'the agitation and restlessness bad and i am not sleeping v well at all , so getting up at 4 am (visit 2 the loo)and the falls start then( i have a commode to use which i am doing as well)
taking TRAZaADONE for this but not a much difference as yet
i know i should stay in bed and relax but impossible at the moment
love jill
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So very sorry to hear of your increased falling. I am sure it is due to the anxiety associated with you selling your apartment, etc. I know when Tony stresses about things (even simple things) his balance always seems to suffer together with an increase in his right hand tremor. Once he is calmer things usually return to "normal" so I am just hoping this is the the same for you and when everything is finalised, things will settle down for you. I continually remind Tony to take it slowly, but unfortunately, all you folks with this dreadful illness seem not to hear! (I say that jokingly, but I feel it is also very true!).
It is always good to read your blogs on here but once again, I am very, very sorry to hear about your increased falling. I hope you have a personal pendant alarm like my hubby. At least if I have to go out without him I know that he can get help very quickly should it be necessary.
I hope you manage to stay upright once the sale is complete and just remember to take good care of yourself.
Whenever my wife starts to experience worsening mobility & balance, increased agitation, restlessness and difficulty sleeping it is usually the sign that she has a water infection or something similar. A visit to our GP and a course of antibiotics usually sorts things out
stress, infections, medications- they probably all contribute to the falling. It's interesting that you don't fall when the carer is there- what do you do differently then? Does s/he make you do things more slowly, or help you to do things that otherwise make you fall?
If you don't have a pendant thing, you could think about getting one. If you do have one, then don't forget to wear it!!
I had the pendant on when i fell backward d own the stairs but this was of no help as i pressed it and could nto get to the landline phoen to ask 4 help and did not have my mobile on me
By this time i had got a couple of the neighbours to call an ambuilancce.
.Ii wear it when on my own and it went through the washign mahcine by msitake = as they r not waterproof: i tried it and it stilll worked!!
so all is well in that wau
buT i am stillf a\lling more than2 0 times a day and just los emyh balaance and go fwds
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