stessie

I hope you are able to get some uninterrupted and much needed sleep. This can cause so much havoc to your body.

Your blogs come feom the soul and I enjoy your writing skills. We are here for you.

It has to be frustrating but with time and practice, you will increase your endurance. We are here for support and to cheer you on. Please knpw you are in our thoughts.

I voted and will continue to do so. What an honor to be a Top Ten finalist.

You both are always in my prayers. I have learned so much from you, Sue.

The first year is definitely the most difficult. Look at how far you have come and how much more you can accomplish. You could not have expressed the first year better...best description I have ever heard.

Your attitude will take you even further. Congratulations.

Donna, we miss you at Stroke Net but understand your reach for new endeavors. It is always good to keep up on FB.

Have a wonderful day on Kristi's graduation. She had just begun high school when I met you on Stroke Net. How time flies. What are her plans for the future?

Please continue to keep us updated.

Asha, so good to see your blog. Yes, life changes but we see things so differently and love even more as we know life is precious. Enjoy summer with your son.

Happy Anniversary

Hoping each day improves for you. Falls can certainly be nasty and make one very sore.

Stu, good to see you blogging. I tuned 60 this past year and got slammed with breast cancer in addition to being 3 years out from stroke. And, I am still improving. If we can stay on top of our health, we have mny more years to enjoy. Happy Birthday.

Enjoyed your blog.

Fres, I am so happy for you. It takes work and determination to get to where you are I applaud you.

Ruth, I enjoyed reading William's journey. I can relate to some of it. He is so fortunate to have you in his life.

Sue, enjoyed your update,

Fred, enjoyed your blog. Please continue to keep us posted.

You have been busy. Keep us postd. Glad to see your blog.

Ruth, it is good news that things are on the upswing.

I am so glad you had such a fun and relaxing visit with your family.

This is wonderful news. We don't hear these positives enough. Please keep us posted.

Lenny, you always speak from the heart and we are thankful to have you with us at Stroke Net.

So glad you had a nice time...although one week must be a whirlwind of a trip. We are glad you are back home safe and sound.

Stu, it is good to see you blogging again. I, too, hope it is just the weather for you.

I hope you and Kath do volunteer. Stroke survivors and caregivers can/will benefit from your knowledge.

Do get that colonoscopy soon...we want you around. Yes, stroke helped me survive cancer.

Debbie, it sounds as though some semblence of your life will be returning as you prepare to return to the worforce...happy for you. Let us know, as you are able, how it goes. My best to you.

It is so good to see your blog...I have wondered about you and Larry. Life definitely throws us some curves and we adapt as we go along.

Keep us posted as you are able from time to time.

Fred, I read this three times so each and every well expressed word could be absorbed. You are wise from experience and have so much wisdom to share. I, for one, like what you have written and believe in it sincerely. Thank you, my friend.