How To Recover After A Stroke - The Nurse Keith Show
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- In this insightful interview, former entrepreneur and stroke survivor Bill Gasiamis shares his remarkable journey of life before and after a stroke with Nurse Keith Carlson.
Bill delves into the challenges he faced, including the sudden onset of numbness and tingling, diagnosis of AVM, and the subsequent recovery process.
He discusses the transformative power of post-traumatic growth, the importance of mindset and language in recovery, and the impact of integrative therapies on stroke recovery.
Bill also highlights the value of community support and shares his mission to empower stroke survivors and their families through coaching and resources.
Join us as we explore themes of resilience, personal growth, and the pursuit of purpose after adversity.
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Excellent Bill. Loving the free health care. Go you Patch Adams
Ha ha ha. Thank you that's such a lovely comment.
It help me alot because I thought my life is over but I’m wrong after watching your stroke survivor story wow so make me give on going
Life is not over. It’s time to get going.
I’m a stroke survivor love your book especially your story
Thanks you for your lovely words.
Keith and Bill a big congratulations! I was the subject of Bill’s podcast and I’m featuring Bill in my Substack. The recovery community is helping itself transition and recover and learn and benefit from each other! ❤
I love that comment, 'The recovery community is helping itself transition and recover and learn and benefit from each other!"
Koji je bio tvoj prvi posao u punom radnom vremenu,7 godina nakon udara Bill...i nakon koliko od udara si se vratio parcijalno u radni odnos,četverosatni pretposzavljam?
It was an office job. Very low paying and low effort. Administration tasks for a labour hire company. The shifts were 8 hours but i very rarely managed to do a full days work, i had a great boss and did as much as i could but had no one looking over me. Towards the end of the three years i spent there i became more porductive and able to do more than half a days work.
@@BillGasiamis hvala na odgovoru Bill...ja bih se trebao vratiti na posao godinu i po dana nakon udara...makar na pola radnog vremena...išao sam na sve procjene...psihijatar je procijenio da sam kognitivan...fizikalna doktorica da sam mobilan...imam diplopiju i problem sa svijetlošću...ali nekako Bill,još nisam svoj...i nije da imam alternativni mentalni status,ali nisam svoj,nego nekih 40,50 posto...i da taj umor...umor je najveći problem...i pažljivo sam te slušao,kako si ti gurao taj umor,svaki dan,malo po malo,i kako si ga nekako izgurao...trudim se i ja
@@BillGasiamis i da ...tinnitus mi je veliki problem...nikako da ode
@@igorklisovic8674 i understand what you mean when you say " I am not myself" it's a common feeling with the time that may improve. Read the book, Grain Brain
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