09/02/2026
LIFE UPDATE! WATCH TIL THE END!GOD IS WORKING!😉
Were Still Here!!!
Been working on some things and mostly trying to get some Rest & Relaxation.
You don't realize how exhausted you are mentally, emotionally & physically after a traumatizing experience because your mind & body shifts to Flight or Fight. But when the dust settles oooohhhhhhweeeeeee😴💤🥱🛏
We are a few weeks behind. Yall should already know my relationship with "The Socials"😂
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The information below hopefully can give clarity about the extreme challenges for people who've had this type stroke.
Physical therapy after a cerebellar stroke is not optional—it’s essential. The cerebellum is the part of the brain responsible for coordination, balance, and fine motor control. When it’s injured, the body may still have strength, but it loses control of that strength.
Here’s why physical therapy matters so much:
🧠 1. Restores Balance & Prevents Falls
A cerebellar stroke often causes unsteadiness, dizziness, and poor coordination (ataxia).
Physical therapy retrains the brain and body to:
Stand safely
Walk without veering or falling
Regain confidence in movement
Without therapy, fall risk stays very high.
🚶🏽♂️ 2. Improves Coordination & Movement Control
Even simple actions—like reaching, turning, or stepping—can feel “off.”
Therapy helps retrain:
Timing of movements
Hand-eye coordination
Smooth, controlled motion instead of jerky or shaky movements
🧩 3. Rewires the Brain (Neuroplasticity)
The brain has the ability to reorganize and form new pathways (called neuroplasticity).
Physical therapy uses repetition and targeted exercises to:
Teach other parts of the brain to take over lost functions
Strengthen new neural connections
Improve recovery over time
💪🏽 4. Builds Strength & Endurance Safely
Even if the cerebellum isn’t the “strength center,” inactivity after a stroke leads to:
Muscle weakness
Fatigue
Reduced mobility
Therapists help rebuild strength in a safe, structured way.
🏠 5. Helps Regain Independence
The ultimate goal is getting back to everyday life:
Walking independently
Getting in/out of bed
Navigating the home safely
Therapy often includes real-life movement training, not just exercises.
Recovery from a cerebellar stroke can feel frustrating because the issue isn’t always obvious weakness—it’s coordination. But consistent physical therapy can produce powerful, visible progress over time.
For someone like Bishop Michael B. Nesby’s journey, therapy is more than rehab—it’s a pathway back to purpose, mobility, and confidence. Even small improvements are signs that the brain is healing and adapting.
As we continue this journey, your support means more than words can express. Medical care, therapy, and necessary home adjustments are all part of this healing process. If you’ve already given, prayed, or shared—thank you. Truly.
If you feel led to support, we welcome you to stand with us during this time. Your generosity is helping to make recovery possible and easing the burden during this season of healing.
🙏🏽 Please continue to keep Bishop Nesby lifted in prayer as he works daily toward regaining strength, balance, and independence.
We believe this is not the end of his story—this is a testimony in the making.
Voretta Allen-Nesby
The Gathering Of Believers Church
