OT Rex - Huntington's Disease Review

Hey guys!

I am slowly working through a list of video ideas and trying my best to get them out to all of you. I hope you enjoy this one on Huntington's Disease.

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Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only, which include my personal study tips and ideas for OT/COTA students. It should not be substituted for any form of professional education or medical advice. Please advise any comments regarding/seeking medical or professional advice will not be addressed. Effort to create accurate content is made but please use your discretion when it comes to the recency of this information. Every effort is made to cite sources of credible articles, research, and information including pictures/charts for informational/teaching fair use purposes.

[screamingXskittles]

Thank you so much for making these videos! So digestible and helpful!

[christianmorrow]

Wow. My heart goes out to those who have this. Seems like such a toll on the whole body and mental state, especially as you go through the different stages.

Thank you for this awesome video, OT Rex!! Love watching these videos just for fun!

[renatafr.]

That video was so helpfull! I am an OT from Brazil and I have a patient with Huntington's early stages, I had so many doubts about it and your video really gave me some direction! Thank you!

[bayleighlaster]

Thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos! They are so helpful. In regards to stage 4, can you explain why IADLs are lost here and not earlier on in the process? Typically IADLs participation decreases prior to ADL participation. Would love your insight.

[nicholaspowell]

Thank you for the information. You do such a great job at explaining things and breaking information down

[gunterliam]

all thanks to doctor stanley for curing my from huntington disease i am forever grateful sir

[gunterliam]

all thanks to doctor stanley for curing my from huntington disease i am forever grateful sir