LSVT sound booth to measure megahertz and dB. This is what a voice therapy session looks and sounds like.

Assisted/supervise walker transfer and taking all my own Nike fly ease shoes at home. @Nike

Connect four to work on coordination and dexterity.

I had an appointment to Trall the best adaptive technology for me operating a desktop computer keyboard and mouse. Keyboard: https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/keyboards/k380-multi-device.920-007558.html Mouse: https://www.amazon.com/Kensington-Expert-Trackball-Mouse-K64325/dp/B00009KH63 @Logitech

A series of exercises to warm up my voice.

A lot of stuff happens in this video. Popping a wheelie onto the subway, poop, and more. A small look into my day before the miracle stuff begins.

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Voice therapy is all about being mindful of your voice and relearning how to control it. I have been doing this for a while and there are several exercises to get my hertz down so I can speak in a lower tone. In this video I am trying to talk in a lower tone at a normal conversation volume and be mindful of my annunciation all well speaking as fast as I can for a good WPM average. My speech has come along way in two years!

This is my brand new pair of Nike Revolution 5 Flyease Running Shoes and the first time I attempted to put them on. From what I have heard these shoes were not designed for people with disabilities or ailments but they work really well. These will be the shoes I relearn how to walk in and I can’t wait until Nike’s new release: www.nike.com/t/go-flyease-shoe-V7n8cS @Nike