There are different exercises based on the status and limitations of your disease. You can walk, run or do gym. Even go swimming or do other athletic sports. Always look out for a safe environment and/or guidance.
DEAFBLIND RUNNER’S 100 RUN MEDALS CHALLENGE FACEBOOK PAGE
HELLO, I WOULD LIKE TO SHOW YOU MY FACEBOOK PAGE, DEAFBLIND RUNNER’S 100 RUN MEDALS CHALLENGE.
IT’S ABOUT DEAF & PARTIALLY SIGHTED (USHER SYNDROME) RUNNER, JAMES CLARKE, AGED 3...
When I was twenty-one years old, I was diagnosed with Usher Syndrome Type II (part of the Retinitis Pigmentosa family).
As a young adult, I had two passions: writing (both as a fiction writer and as a journalist) and sports. Once I received the diag...
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http://www.webmus.be : mijn website /my website (Dutch)
http://www.ushersyndroom.be : informatie over U...
When I was first diagnosed with Usher type II it hit me hard. I was 18, working as a plumber and training to do gas work. I had grand plans to start up my own business and advertise to single mums and pensioners who did not want a man in the house. I...