Hilary Shea
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137 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 30 Jul
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It's not necessarily something that I treat because it is more of a physical or occupational therapy.
But we look at the whole person.
And if you're going to have issues with coordination with your speech, I'm guessing you're going to have issues with coordination elsewhere.
Oh, it's just the brain controls everything.
So fine motor control of your articulators is the same thing of fine motor control with your fingers.
So yeah, I've looked at his handwriting.
I mean, you can see that perseveration in his signatures.
I've done a couple of videos when he's doing executive orders
and he won, he'll kind of start it and it's like a jumpy thing.
So it's not smooth and coordinated.
He also has his MMMM.
It's like it just keeps going and going and going.
You mentioned he can't cap the Sharpie again.
All of those fine motor controls, it's not just the muscles themselves, it's the proprioception where his body is in the space and what his arms and legs and things are doing.
It's visual perceptual processing.
It involves more than we think.
So when you have general brain decline, you have everything becomes affected.
Right.
It does.
if he were my patient ideally i would know exactly what was going on it would be concerning for either epilepsy some type of seizure or it would be concerning for something called a tia a transient ischemic attack so that's some people call that a mini stroke many strokes kind of are the just like there's nothing going on it's very short you typically wouldn't see it on brain imaging you might see if there's been multiple there's some history of what looks like a tia but it is just those like
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