Very interesting. I read about this condition in an Oliver Sacks book. It sounded like a hellish nightmare in the book but this guy seems a lot more well-adjusted, even if it has taken 25 years. Nice inclusion of Moondog in the beginning too.

is there a research paper published on this

incredible

Wow

Ohhh my god, that makes so much sense.

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Ah, yes, a truly insightful and immensely intelligent brother physician. I had joy of knowing and meeting him only by way of a letter and his wonderful handwritten response. That directed, initiated and seeded my continuing study of behavior and the intricacies of optimal healing... Thank you dear Doc Hans

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So sad rest in peace now you are a star up in the sky

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He was an intelligent man.

The inspiration for August Gusteau in Ratatouille

I brought a brain in a box, and proceeding to pick it up without gloves is crazy

goofy ahh walk

dang now i gotta force myself to watch this video to summarize it for college to take a test

After a brain injury a decade ago, I suffered from a mild version of this called sensory ataxia. To this day people do not understand why I move through space SO carefully. I tell them I have to concentrate on this extra level of coordination, which is why I fatigue quickly when doing complex movement activities. If I am too rushed or don't "aim first with my eyes" where I'm going, I become super clumsy and drop things, run into walls, etc. It's become second nature at this point and I recommend anyone who is compensating with their eyes to go to a neurooptometrist because sometimes prismatic lenses can help reduce the eye fatigue. Also, it's been my experience that neurologists tend to miss diagnosing less severe versions of this disorder because they don't make you close your eyes during the movement portions. If you suspect this is an issue, get tested with your eyes closed.

Are there any medicine or food to overcome this problem?

Wow,that's interesting.. U.G Legon

Absolutely insane. On the one hand you have chefs who enslave themselves to these "guides"... then you have a legend like Marco Pierre White who returned all 3 of his Michelin stars because he didn't think they were worthy of him, he thought he was being judged by people who had no idea how to cook

Yes I am not smart

Scary

Yerrr mobility training and a orthopedist u got a ship home small asf i bet little appartment head down watching tv

Training is a little unorthdox scoliosis and head drop syndrome

Very fukin scary unbelievably scary

I guess your whole body feels like when you've slept on your arm and temporarily lost feeling in it. But you can still move it. Scary thought. Well maybe not the exact same thing, I suppose he still have the sense of touch. Weird.

How is it that he's able to move his hands in perfect synchronized gestures without looking at them?

Mufuckas pharmaceutical companies cruel and slick smfh!!!

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Very interesting!

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So his proprioception essentially moved from an unconscious skill to a visible effort. That's incredible. I'm glad that he was able to retrain his brain!

Thats how you pronounce michellin??? Ooppss🤭

Here's an article about Ian and how he can still use his hands to gesture. I didn't read all the way through but it looks interesting and people were asking about that in comments, so here yall go... mcneilllab.uchicago.edu/pdfs/IW_lost_body.pdf

Nicely done!

Very interesting, I searched for this after learning about it for the anatomy exam I am studying for.

Cool

Why tf is there no comments

These are the breaks

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Is the loss of depth perception one of the ways proprioception affects you? Does it make you feel jerky when moving in certain ways? I have been told that I have drop wrist and foot but that I don't have any signs in the xrays or genetics. Could this also be a proprioception issue? I'm still confused about what this is exactly.

very good video

Does anyone have sensory issues from a brain injury? My proprioception is entact, but my weight distribution sense is off completely. Feels like the signals are not coming to my brain correctly.

Its his atlas......he has craniocervical instability/atlantoaxial instability

After a herniated disk surgery I now have proprioception in my lower leg and right foot, it's very strange. If I can't see my foot I have no idea where it is in space, almost like it's not mine. To drive I have to look down to be sure I'm pushing the correct pedal and use my hand on my knee to press down on the pedal with the correct amount of pressure. I often trip or do clumsy things like step on the dog or stub my toes constantly.

Ok

When you drink too much dxm

Yep... Personalization is stupity. . This is as implant mediocrity collective imagination. Culture chain.

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watching this is so psychedelic; I had a serious head injury that makes this video highly relatable

1:06 "...no sense of touch below the neck." ~~ I'm currently studying how the two are interrelated. Curious.