As i told earlier, i had an brainstem stroke. It has affected my whole right side. I'm paralyzed. Waching your youtube video, makes me happy. Also in the Nederland docters are negative. As you tell is, take stroke, that you are paralyzed, in your hands. Although, i have per week 2 time a physical therapist at my home, but i still work every day.
I am a stroke specialist. I had a stroke in Dec 2022. No doctors can be call a stroke doctor without the personal experience of having a stroke. You my friend having the experience of about 1 Year or more is a better person to talk about stroke than the unexperienced doctor in a stroke unit.
I was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2004. I suffered a stroke in September, 2020, even though I was taking Eliquis, a blood thinner, morning and night. I was paralyzed on my left side. Through therapy and exercise, I walk with a cane today. Someone told me that they would rather have a stroke than have Parkinson's! Having suffered both, I choose Parkinson's any day! Never give up! I believe in hope.😊
More than 2 years on from my stroke I believe I am now making a little progress, one downside. Is my wife constantly reminding me of all the things the consultant said I shouldn’t do, I am a retired builder and am determined to make a full recovery, it may not be possible but giving up everything you used😅 to be able to do and living like a vegetable is no life at all, never give in to it
I'm so glad I found your channel!I'm a survivor myself who was a pretty avid guitarist and had a massive right brained stroke,your channel and videos are very helpful thank you sir!😊
Thank you so much sir everything you say play true and nobody told me what to expect our how to get through this I appreciate you tell me your experience because I'm going through it blind
Subscribe to channel. I already have several videos about recovery including the one before, ruclips.net/video/oJ28R8Spimc/видео.htmlsi=s1BFj62Zmc5pSlqw
The hardest bit about recovering from a stroke I believe is the difficulty’s caused by other ailments like nerve neuropathy and arthritis, I was lucky enough to leave hospital fairly mobile and could walk and cycle but was held back by these other problems Reducing fitness levels also the negativity of the consultant does not aid recovery don’t give in to it
I have a new information about a treatment approved by the FDA : non-invasive vagus nerve stimulator for stroke patients. I still reviewing the info. The key is non-invasive.
had neurologist say 4 mo after stroke how good do you think youre going to get; pt say you know you could be doing all this work for nothing and also say regarding his other stroke patient well hes already better; also said you better hurry re my hand/arm
Hi, I am in the process of researching an idea I feel could help post-stroke individuals to communicate, particularly when they are still in that space where conversations are not easy. I cannot describe the project in detail just yet because I am testing hypotheses. I would like to hear from as many survivors as possible about what could have helped them most during the first few months of recovery if "it" was available or what seemed most difficult. Believe it or not these answers (if given) could prove or disprove the hypothesis and at that point I could disclose all of my information and we could discuss it further and possibly end up with something useful. Would you be willing to support the experiment? It could be even better to set individual phone interviews but comments right here would be greatly appreciated too. Thanks!
Yho it's difficult because the life stops but as you said recovery can take time.Stroke patient for 11 months now but I won't lose hope.Great video
As i told earlier, i had an brainstem stroke. It has affected my whole right side. I'm paralyzed. Waching your youtube video, makes me happy. Also in the Nederland docters are negative. As you tell is, take stroke, that you are paralyzed, in your hands. Although, i have per week 2 time a physical therapist at my home, but i still work every day.
I truly wish you the best. You are an inspiration and more so than I!
I am a stroke specialist. I had a stroke in Dec 2022. No doctors can be call a stroke doctor without the personal experience of having a stroke. You my friend having the experience of about 1 Year or more is a better person to talk about stroke than the unexperienced doctor in a stroke unit.
I was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease in 2004. I suffered a stroke in September, 2020, even though I was taking Eliquis, a blood thinner, morning and night. I was paralyzed on my left side. Through therapy and exercise, I walk with a cane today. Someone told me that they would rather have a stroke than have Parkinson's! Having suffered both, I choose Parkinson's any day! Never give up! I believe in hope.😊
More than 2 years on from my stroke I believe I am now making a little progress, one downside. Is my wife constantly reminding me of all the things the consultant said I shouldn’t do, I am a retired builder and am determined to make a full recovery, it may not be possible but giving up everything you used😅 to be able to do and living like a vegetable is no life at all, never give in to it
I'm so glad I found your channel!I'm a survivor myself who was a pretty avid guitarist and had a massive right brained stroke,your channel and videos are very helpful thank you sir!😊
Your words give me great pleasure... That was the intent of the channel: the realization that all is not lost.
Thank you so much sir everything you say play true and nobody told me what to expect our how to get through this I appreciate you tell me your experience because I'm going through it blind
@@rothschwarz5969 That is precisely why I created this channel. I truly hope that you have the best recovery possible!
Thanks for this great video. I would love to hear about recovery in general.
Subscribe to channel. I already have several videos about recovery including the one before,
ruclips.net/video/oJ28R8Spimc/видео.htmlsi=s1BFj62Zmc5pSlqw
The hardest bit about recovering from a stroke I believe is the difficulty’s caused by other ailments like nerve neuropathy and arthritis, I was lucky enough to leave hospital fairly mobile and could walk and cycle but was held back by these other problems Reducing fitness levels also the negativity of the consultant does not aid recovery don’t give in to it
RESPECT. Thank you
I have a new information about a treatment approved by the FDA : non-invasive vagus nerve stimulator for stroke patients. I still reviewing the info. The key is non-invasive.
had neurologist say 4 mo after stroke how good do you think youre going to get; pt say you know you could be doing all this work for nothing and also say regarding his other stroke patient well hes already better; also said you better hurry re my hand/arm
Hi, I am in the process of researching an idea I feel could help post-stroke individuals to communicate, particularly when they are still in that space where conversations are not easy. I cannot describe the project in detail just yet because I am testing hypotheses. I would like to hear from as many survivors as possible about what could have helped them most during the first few months of recovery if "it" was available or what seemed most difficult. Believe it or not these answers (if given) could prove or disprove the hypothesis and at that point I could disclose all of my information and we could discuss it further and possibly end up with something useful. Would you be willing to support the experiment? It could be even better to set individual phone interviews but comments right here would be greatly appreciated too. Thanks!
I would recommend you watch Episode 2 and 5. I believe that is mostly what you are looking for? Good luck with your project.
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