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How Can I Check My "progress" Or "regress&quo Posted: 08-26-06 19:18pm


Hello there, i am trying different things to get better and I am looking for some objective measurements. My doctor tried some things with me. For example, he tried the touch hand, touch nose technique. Then there was walking in a straight line. Does anybody know of a test that I could use on myself to measure my state of affairs. Thank you kindly. Zhenya

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