TENS machine

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Hence the vagueness of many of your replies and I do appreciate some of the reasoning behind them as “anything you say can be taken down and used in evidence against you” in a lawsuit. I appreciate how tightly constrained you need to be, it’s such a shame for us that such a useful resource can’t be tapped into as result. Isn’t that always the way :roll_eyes:

You give nothing away…for free…at least nothing we don’t already know.
I’m sorry if I seem suspicious of you Kusal, but you have to appreciate that this is a public forum after all, where anyone can join.

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No offence, but I give a like to Emerald’s post, not vs Kusal personally but against all those who tick boxes, use CYA (cover your behind) technique, and generally play safe. Once you’ve had a stroke there’s no holding back, and no pussyfooting around, just go all in.

ciao, Roland

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We do seem to have given @Kusal somewhat of a roasting.

(They) are probably very nice and of admirable intention, its just that I, for one, have developed a very thick and prickly skin.

We are not so bad really, when you get to know us and after making allowance for our pitiful condition.

Please forgive me for this diversion from the subject of this thread.

The TENS machine.

Keep on keepin’ on
:writing_hand: :grinning: :+1:

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Yes, Bobbi

…but I have to be grateful that Kusal almost put me in contact with a practitioner of the Bobath technique. I’m sure he will when the time is right.

ciao, Roland

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There are two devices shown on Amazon, the one I use is called

Revitive Pro Relief Circulation Booster

Regards,
Deigh

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Hello all for your support and questions.

I qualified in UK in 2006, and I am a HCPC registered therapist - if interested you can check the register for my details. In addition, a Google search would show you what I do and where I work.

I hope this answers some questions that has been asked.

Kind regards

Kusal

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