Danny1314
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- Dec 17, 2015
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- Friend was DX
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- Sco
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- Grampian
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- West Cairnbeg
I'm a friend of a person who has been recently diagnosed with bulbar palsy. With the benefit of hindsight its clear there has been something going on for a few years. However about a year ago her voice changed and she was being treated for a stroke.Things have just got worse and she was finally given a diagnosis in late November.
She has no problems with her limbs but is unable to eat solids and can only manage a small amount of fluids.
Her main problems are at night as she cannot lie down to sleep and she complains of this pulling sensation.
I cannot imagine what this is and if anything can be done to alleviate this feeling. Any advice or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thank you.
She has no problems with her limbs but is unable to eat solids and can only manage a small amount of fluids.
Her main problems are at night as she cannot lie down to sleep and she complains of this pulling sensation.
I cannot imagine what this is and if anything can be done to alleviate this feeling. Any advice or suggestions would be much appreciated. Thank you.