Essential tremor is a nervous system (neurological) disorder that causes involuntary and rhythmic shaking. It can affect almost any part of your body, but the trembling occurs most often in the hands — especially when you do simple tasks, such as drinking from a glass or putting a key into a lock.
Watch the Colleen O’Neill-Mullins Story of living with essential tremors. Colleen worked in the fashion industry throughout her successful career. She talks about recent ground-breaking treatment that has given back her confidence and ability to keep a steady hand in day-to-day tasks. Today she lives in Melbourne with her husband Reg, and volunteers at Epworth Hospital in Richmond, Victoria.
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Note: Treatments mentioned in RecoverMe are based on the outcomes with a particular patient. No claims are made that outcomes are typical or suitable. Anyone watching and wanting to consider the treatment should discuss with their health care professional if they are suitable for them.
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Stroke in working age adults
30% of all strokes in Australia affect working age adults (those under 65). The impact can be significant in the lives of breadwinners and those in employment at the time of stroke.
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Childhood Microtia
Sebastian’s StoryMicrotia and atresia is a rare congenital condition affecting one in every 10,000 births and where one or both ears are missing or when the outer ear has not fully developed. 10 year old Sebastian was born with right side Microtia Atresia and in 2019 had ear reconstruction surgery.
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International Clinical
Trials Day 2020Colleen worked in the fashion industry throughout her successful career. She talks about recent ground-breaking treatment that has given back her confidence and ability to keep a steady hand in day-to-day tasks. Today she lives in Melbourne with her husband Reg, and volunteers at Epworth Hospital in Richmond, Victoria.
