About Cheryl Schiltz Photography
Thank you for visiting, I hope you are enjoying my photography. I've happily been a photographer for over 25 years making it a passion of mine. My work has been inspired by places near and far, those I never thought I'd visit and by the work of others I so very much respect from whom I've learned so much. The vibrant colors of the outdoors take me home and when they stand still just long enough for me to admire and capture them in landscapes, forests, flowers, all things our beautiful world holds, I find myself complete. I hope you enjoy my work and give my page a like. I'd love to see you here.
Chapter 17 Oh my God, what did we do!!! That first 20 minute trial astonished all of us. It was a day I will never forget! I wanted to use the TDU every single day. I wanted my brain to … Continue reading →
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Chapter 16 So, what if… 2003 The sitting trials continued in increments of 100, 200, and 300 seconds. 300 seconds is 5 minutes. The results continually produced great success so Yuri took it step further and extended the time … Continue reading →
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Hello Everyone, A quick note to let you all know that I am working on the next chapter. It’s one that’s taking me longer than I thought it would. So hang in there, you’ll be seeing something soon. Thank you … Continue reading →
Chapter 15 From Sitting to Standing Strong Mitch and Yuri, and I continued the trials and I could feel my ability to remain centered and still improving with each trial. Then something extraordinary took place. When the TDU was … Continue reading →
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Chapter 14 Connecting the “x” In spite of the exhausting experience of the last trial, I returned to the lab to outdo the “x”, as well as satisfy my own experimental curiosity. Understanding how the equipment worked, I put the … Continue reading →
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What’s all this TDU stuff about? 1. What does TDU stand for? Tongue Display Unit 2. What does it do? A person without a working vestibular system cannot sense where they are in space. What the TDU does is relay … Continue reading →
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Chapter 12 Testing the Future I was sitting in my backyard reading a text book to boost my knowledge of geology, a very fascinating subject if you ask me. At that time reading was a ridiculously complicated task. Because … Continue reading →
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Chapter 11 Image from Google Images 3-27-14 I interrupt this chronicle for an important message from 1998-99 I would be remiss if I didn’t include this information into my story. When I was introduced to my crazy wobbling, bouncing, … Continue reading →
Chapter Ten Physical Therapy Begins – 1998 It took three agonizing months before a combination of doctor and insurance approved referrals granted me time in physical therapy. That was late January 1998. In order to start my balance re-training a … Continue reading →
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Chapter Nine Questions, Confusion, Fear, Discovery The ride home with Mom was spent in painful silence, but in my head were shouts of fear, anger, confusion and uncertainty. I sobbed most of the way home. It was new kind … Continue reading →
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Subject Zero 