Leif
Adventurer
After my car crash (9/23/1993), I had all three. Speech and Physical are for talking and moving, obviously. Occupational Therapy (OT)l is all about performing the "necessary" functions of living with little or no assistance. If you can get on and off the pot, bathe yourself, and dress yourself, then you really don't need OT. I don't recall spending too much time on OT. I guess I know my way around a john pretty well.I've had two of the three therapies. Not occupational yet. Speech in Elementary School, Physical in 2008. Almost, but not quite, rammed my forearm bone backwards out of my elbow. Yeah, that was fun therapy. They had to put me under for five minutes to put it back in place.
Keep hanging in there SDW.
My major hang-up has always been with speech. Apparently, when the crash rang my bell and I sustained the closed head injury, the swelling damaged those parts of my brain. I've made vast strides over the last 19 years, but I expect to always have trouble with it and sound at least a little bit hinky.

You hang in there, too, Artur H.!

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