I tried Tai Chi but I think I will try yours. I do meditate and when I am in alot of pain I put on a guided meditation for pain and it does help. I did yoga for a while and felt good right afterwards but 2 hours later I had pain from my head to my toes so I stopped. I do love walking in nature and try to do that every day the weather is okay.

I meditate every day and it helps a great deal. I use an app called “Curable” which is really good and covers a lot of areas in addition to basic mediation (more like CBT). Also, have a great reference book by Jon Kabot Zin called “Full Catastrophe Living”. Have been looking into Tai Chi and Qigong. I may try Qigong first as it may not cause as much fatigue but I think Tai Chi would probably help more with my balance issues. Both as well as the book were Rx from my rheumatologist.

Hi, I would think Everyone is different in what they can manage on daily basis. I am sure your Dr or a Physio Therapist could direct you on those questions and also provide you with advice and information on excercises for balance issues and dizziness and nausea.
Personally, for me I wouldn’t do the Tai Chi excercises when I was experiencing dizziness. It is best to get professional advice on what is best for you.

Do you think helps w balance? Ive never been flexible and have always had balance issues. Get dizzy and nauseous often