Text Proprioception referred to by Oliver Sackspage 71Its nine years now since I met Mr MacGregor in the neurology clinic of St Dunstans an oldpeoples home where I once worked but I remember himI see himas if it were yesterdayWhats the problem I asked as

 'Proprioception' referred to ..<The man who mistook his wife for a hat>by Oliver Sacks  page 71) It's nine years now since I met Mr MacGregor, in the neurology clinic of St. Dunstan's, an old-people's home where I once worked, but I remember him-I see him-as if it were yesterday. 'What's the problem?' I asked, as he tilted in.  'Problem? No problem-none that I know of... But others keep telling me I lean to the side: "You're like the Leaning Tower of Pisa" they say. "A bit more tilt, and you'll topple right over."' 'But you don't feel any tilt?' 'I feel fine. I don't know what they mean. How could I be tilted without knowing I was?'