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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Learning how to Accommodate My new Mobility After Stroke. How Does Stroke Feel? For Family and Caregivers. Larr; Just for Fun:. To Step Away From My Stroke →. What were the first couple symptoms you noticed? For me, I remember feeling like the right side of head was all tingly and going numb. This feeling started heading down my right side. After that, I don’t remember much very clearly until the next day. Larr; Just for Fun:.
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To Step Away From My Stroke | AccomMobility
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Learning how to Accommodate My new Mobility After Stroke. How Does Stroke Feel? For Family and Caregivers. Larr; What were the first couple symptoms you noticed? Please Follow Me To My New Place! To Step Away From My Stroke. I get tired of being identified as the “person who had a stroke”. I get tired of people, though well-meaning, always asking me, “So how are you doing today? Fun Blanket I’m Working On! Love Hearing From You!
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What were the first couple symptoms you noticed? | AccomMobility
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Learning how to Accommodate My new Mobility After Stroke. How Does Stroke Feel? For Family and Caregivers. Larr; Just for Fun:. To Step Away From My Stroke →. What were the first couple symptoms you noticed? For me, I remember feeling like the right side of head was all tingly and going numb. This feeling started heading down my right side. After that, I don’t remember much very clearly until the next day. Larr; Just for Fun:.
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For Family & Caregivers | AccomMobility
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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Learning how to Accommodate My new Mobility After Stroke. How Does Stroke Feel? For Family and Caregivers. For Family & Caregivers. I would love to give a special WELCOME to those of you who help care for someone, who for one reason or another, be it a stroke (like myself), or some other condition or accident, find themselves caring for a loved one. Please, I would love your input on my subjects, reviews and thoughts. Your view...
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My Happy Stroke: How The Brain Works
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Notes about a stroke recovery and aphasia. Saturday, July 20, 2013. How The Brain Works. Our seven-year-old daughter was working on a drawing a few days ago. It was a diagram of the brain:. How The Brain Really. She had color-coded each part of the brain in the drawing, and she explained to my husband and me how it all works:. Pink - Separate World ("Seperate World"). Green - Silly Beans. Lines and Dots - Files. Most of the space in your brain, she told us, is occupied by files. Red - Blood ("Blud").
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My Happy Stroke: Ground Hog Day
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Notes about a stroke recovery and aphasia. Sunday, February 1, 2015. I had my stroke five years ago on Ground Hog day. I don't think I realized that my life had probably changed forever. How can anyone be prepared for such a radical change? Mercifully, I was in a fog. Also, I was also focused on getting through every day. February 2, 2015 at 3:28 PM. As another stroke survivor is fond of saying: Be well, do good work, keep in touch. February 2, 2015 at 4:37 PM. February 2, 2015 at 7:13 PM. Its good to re...
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My Happy Stroke: October 2013
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Notes about a stroke recovery and aphasia. Wednesday, October 23, 2013. What I've Been Doing Lately. Recently I haven't been posting a lot. Here are some of the things I've been doing, instead of blogging:. Compared to most people- especially if they have a job- my life unfolds at a slow pace. But it's a huge jump from my activity level a year ago, and I'm very pleased about that. I do wish, though, that I didn't feel exhausted all the time. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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My Happy Stroke: February 2015
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Notes about a stroke recovery and aphasia. Sunday, February 1, 2015. I had my stroke five years ago on Ground Hog day. I don't think I realized that my life had probably changed forever. How can anyone be prepared for such a radical change? Mercifully, I was in a fog. Also, I was also focused on getting through every day. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). About My Blog's Name. How The Brain Works (2013-7-20). Thanks for the Hamburgers, Mitt Romney (2011-12-30). Before and After (2011-4-18).
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My Happy Stroke: Singing
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Notes about a stroke recovery and aphasia. Saturday, June 14, 2014. I know that some people who have aphasia find singing very helpful. For me, singing is more frustrating than speaking, especially now. For instance, the other day I tried to sing the chorus of Yankee Doodle. This is what came out of my mouth:. Yankee doodle wake it up,. Mind ta ta ta ta ta ta. And let the girl be handy. It's not a big deal except in church, where I worry about my mouth saying surprising things in a hymn. Gremlins . T...
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My Happy Stroke: January 2014
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Notes about a stroke recovery and aphasia. Thursday, January 30, 2014. It's Greek to Me. My aphasia is mild now. I can have a conversation. I can write short emails without too much trouble. And of course, I can write a blog. But the aphasia is still there. Even the people I'm closest to sometimes don't realize that I'm struggling in certain ways. Mom: Wow, 2:ΣΨ:ΠΏ. They had said that she wanted to finish the marathon in under 2:ΣΔ:ΓΦ. Me (looking blankly at my mom): uhhh…. Links to this post. Around of ...
