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hey Brad: big welcome to blogworld, you actuall pleasantly sneaked up on me, most of the people stumble in publishing their blog, so I find out first about them, it will be fun to know you through your blogs, I know for me blogging has helped me immensely, I find it very therupetic, and now I am addicted to it. writing down makes you realise howfar you have come in your post stroke journey. hope to know more from ur blogs like when was your stroke and how old r u. Asha

hey George: I am so facinated by your sabeoflez result, I will defintely go for it after my botox wears off. you are inspiring me to do more exercises, I do hr of treadmill and 5 mins of bike that's it, now will start increasing my bike time Asha

hey George: I love your attitude, wished you had blogged 2 yrs back, I would have love to get that kick in butt to start moving again, when I used to dwell on why me. welcome to our wonderful blogworld where we all draw strength and inspiration from each others experiences. Asha

Vicky: don't be shy of asking for help, as long as you can talk you will be fine, I flew to India 18 hrs journey solo, and I asked for help i everything even putting seatbelt on people are generally friendly and helpful when you ask for help Asha

Sue: I am so happy for both of you that Ray is home, thogh I am sure you will have new challenges at home, I don't hav e to tell you but use all help people offer Asha

Amy: I am so glad everything is good, so I won't worry about your qorrying disorder, I think it's quite natural to panick about things which started road of recovery from stroke, so stop sweating and have fun your cyber angel Asha

Mary: Thanks for great laugh in the morning Asha

Rich: When I was in India taking Aryuveda treatment there rules were strict, I wasn't even allowed to walk outside building, according to them that treatment makes nervous system fragile, so they don't want any excursion on body, I used to take my walks in corridor. All treatments have their own rules and you should honor them including hospital bound. Asha

Geroge: welcome to best kept secret of this site the blogworld, we are one big happy family here, and based on your first blog itself you sound like toolman Asha

Cindy: congratulations on Bob's speech, I am sorry to hear about his colon cancer. you both will be in my thoughts and prayers. Asha

Amy: good luck for your appt I had big smile on my face remwmbering pullon diapers ad reading your I am big girl now, hopefully ou are defintely older than that, and far too younger foe depends. what is PTSD not good in cracking the codes yet, I guess can't become detective can I, ok so that career choice is out for me. Asha

dalene: it's so great to see your update, your progress sounds awesome, it's great to see people like you. Asha

Sue: I can't tell you how upset this setback in your life makes me, but at the same token reading Jean's reply calmed me a bit, maybe this is best for both of you, if jean's theory is right, and I pray to God it is, I am going to pray to God to give you lot of strength to do what is right for both of you. Asha

Phyllis: I am thinking about my vacation plan for spring, and maybe coming your neck of wood will b interesting trip. Asha

hey Bonnie: your home improvements are inspiring me to start ome painting projects in our house, though hubby will hate it. hey I can blame it on you Asha

hey Bob: congrats, could you please send me link o your station, I am sure I will love to hear it while I am working on computer, so poud of you. Asha

Ann: it's great that you are not getting bogged down by disability and still making travel plans and enjoying it, I love travelling too, and that's what I plan out with my family, luckily I don't have any special needs in walking or in bathroom Asha

hey Janice: welcome back, I feel like old timer welcoming you when I was stll newbie here, I used to get strength from all the old timers here, I am glad your husband is cancer free, I remeber low period you had gone thru while his bout with cancer. hope to see you more often around here Asha

Sue: yesterday I watched Oprah show and she was interviewing journalist family where journalist got hurt in Iraq 4 years ago, 1 sentence hit the cord with me was the spouse fearing worst for her hubby was travelling to germany with her friend, and her friend told her whatever the outcome you will be okay. I just want to tell you same thing, why worrying about your future, when we don't even know our today, just have faith in God, and whatever will happen, it will be okay, and you will do great Asha

Yin: I like your list of positives coming out of stroke I am glad you are able to kee p this contentment feelings for 5 years, it is hard fea ro achieve Asha

wow cheermama: you are having worldwind trip in these cheerleading compettion, you must be proud and hopefully winning all these competetion will help pave the wayfor yout daughter. Asha

Yin: that's funny, I find it very weird of her calling you and telling her abt ur X, I loved ur response too. I just learnt new line today there are no accidents in life only destiny. that line itself can allow me to forgive everyone. Asha

Lucy: I learn so much from these blogs, I loved your explanation of ICK factor, I really don't think of my old friends too much, I guess it helps when you have none and only family, and they all came through for me even with my tantrums I like to think I am in completely new phase in my life with new me and new friends in it with my beloved family members I still depend on. Asha

Bonnie: God does work in his mysterious way, your grandson is very compassionate person, and it's great that he has role model like you to get inspired from Asha

Sue: you are one hell of a caregiver, you and Jean always amaze me with love and dedication you have for your life partner, I certainly know and feel hardwork you guys putin to care for your hubby, Ray and all us survivors are lucky to have such caring caregivers in our life Asha