I can relate 100 percent went to bed independent woke up dependent and broken no positive support from my family my kids disowned me it's been horrible feeling like a burden
I’m sorry to hear about your situation. Losing independence and support is challenging. Your efforts to keep going show strength, and there’s a community here that understands and can relate to your experiences. Take it one step at a time-progress is possible.
Polo, Don’t listen to anyone - - yes your effort will take you far. Keep a routine and do it daily. It will suck in the short term but you will see results.
I've had e ischemic strokes in 7 years. I recovered so well from the first and second stroke I thought it would be the same with my third stroke. I was very wrong! My left leg is still not responding. The grief is tremendous. I want to be the person I was. I had no warning signs for any of the strokes. No high blood pressure, no headaches, fine one moment and the next half my body didn't work. We had to sell the home I loved and move to Florida to be close to my daughter. Seemed like my life was turned upside down out in a moment. I still feel resentful losing my home and moved so far away. really wanted to stay in my behome, it's been 2 years since the move and everyone thinks I should be over it. If I could walk again I'd at least feel I could be norrmal and be able to do the usual things other 64 years old's are out doing. I still have my drivers license and a car but my family won't let me even try. I was lucky because my left arm is back to normal, it's just the left leg that's still affected. physical therapy is done. They tried but I just couldn't make any useful progress with the left leg. I feel like I've been on a plateau for 3 years. I don't think i can stay positive much longer. I would really like to visit Dr. Tobinick down in Boca Raton but it's just so expensive. I'd gladly pay if I had the money.. I really feel there is no future when I remain this way. Sorry for the rambling post but I just needed to get it out. Thank you. Hi Polo, I wish I had the mindset you do.Very positive. Surrounded by people who can support you emotionally and physically. Best of luck for the future.
Thank you for sharing your experience. It’s understandable to feel frustrated, especially with your left leg not responding after therapy and the changes in your life. Revisiting therapy with a different approach or exploring assistive devices might still offer some improvement. Regarding Dr. Tobinick, it could help to look into financial assistance or support groups that might offer solutions for the cost. Stroke recovery can feel like a plateau, but progress can happen over time, even if it’s slow. Keep exploring your options, and don’t hesitate to seek support when needed.
I feel your pain I'm 44 had stroke February this year effected left side I was in hospital when it happened after aerotic valve replacement I can walk with a quad cane my arm just doesn't seem to want to act right I can close my hand kinda lift it up taking everything I got to do so. hoping to regain everything like he said the lord has the last say,I feel like giving up all the time but all that I've made it through I have a purpose God would have let me die a long time ago I had eshemic then hemoragic if that's how you s ok spell it ,never give up The Creator which is in you has the last say you are the temple of God that means you are just a building that God lives in , like he said be greatful for what you can do,I swear my story is similar to Polo
I was exactly the same I thought I learned how to walk again after a car wreck in97 thought I'll learn again strokes ain't no joke, I'm like him wouldn't wish it on anyone had a stroke in February of this year after aerotic valve replacement effected left side completely changed my life at 44 they say I had the ischemic stroke from being opened up to long had 2 brain aneurysms they removed them successfully and I could still move but they didn't stop the blood thinners and had a hemoragic stroke that they didn't tell me about I just got my records
I am a stroke survivor. I had a hemorrhagic stroke in 2013 when I was 53. I remained bedridden for 2 months. Now I am 64, 16th September 2013 Monday when Stroke changed my life. My left side of the body is still affected although I can walk on my own without any support. No diabetic, No Alcohol, No smoking, and only tea but a stressed person due to my financial constraints and family issues. SDK ONLINE STROKE AWARENESS IS MY RUclips TUBE CHANNEL. I have made a video from your booklet 7 questions to ask from your doctor after your stroke.
@@BillGasiamis wont lie tell your dad i said he just have to believe, still have stroke as we speak thinking about start a channel for post stroke patients but no actually take through those steps
I had a hemorrhagic stroke and I'm still dealing with the effects of it (my walking and right hand fine motor are affected). I was an LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse) and graduated the nursing (RN) program and passed the boards here in USA but stroke came along and ended that! Am I dealing with sadness, heck yeah, everyday! I always asked the question why me? I am young and I saw the effects from being a nurse and treating the stroke victims. But it happened to me and now it's my turn to deal with it. I can walk, drive, jog, ride a bike, lift weights, type, write now because of the home exercises I am doing. Thank goodness there's no contractures. You're never the same physically no matter what. Oh yeah I was 46 when it happened to me so it just goes that stroke don't have any prerequisites attached to it. It can happen to anyone. Yeah it sucks but like what they said, it gave me a different perspective of life. So keep up the goodwork Bill and goodluck to you Polo.
had family reunion the day after christmas and i told my sister who is a doctor that after 6 months as everyone says thats the most you can get when rehabilitating yourself. told her then thats it's BULLSHIT. I am 53 had a stroke november last year spent 4 months in a nursing home had my therapist visit me twice a week thats 4 x 2 x 4 times then went home and had 2 months more from my therapist at home.so thats another 16 more sessions. wont lie it's not easy to have stroke on the right side of your body thats my life, i am a a graphic designer/ photographer/ disc jockey, so i cant do anything, so i was left to continue on my own. my Mom has dementure, my Father is blind . Had seizure August and lost all that i have learnt, Went back to the hospital a few weeks ago was told i was there on my Anniversary came back. and here i am now saying dont listen to anyone......i have a routine i was thought in therapy, now my fingers are no moving a bit, cant walk but am able bend my knees a bit. there are many exercises i still cant do because i cant clasp my fingers but ever thought abt using Pillows?
Your determination is inspiring! Progress doesn’t stop at six months-your small wins, like moving your fingers and bending your knees, are proof of that. Using pillows is such a creative way to adapt. Keep pushing forward-you’ve got this! 💪
Bill,vidio sam na tvojoj stranici da si mrenu,kataraktu operirao nakon moždanog udara..kakvi su ti bili simptomi od tih problema sa mrežom,I da li ih je operacija poboljšala,I da li ti je oko sad u redu?p.s..,da li je ta operacija komplicirana,I koliko nakon operacije treba oku da se stabilizira...veeeeliki pozdrav Bill
Imao sam zamućene točke u očima koje je primijetio samo moj oftalmolog tijekom pregleda. Zahvat je brz, a oporavak jednako tako. Nakon operacije, više mi nisu trebale naočale koje sam nosio od svoje pete godine.
@@BillGasiamis znam da sam dosadan Bille ali moram te pitati, jesi li imao dvoslike prije te operacije i crne trakice u vidnom polju...ako jesi,jesu li one nestale nakon operacije,I općenito da li ti je osjetljivost na svijetlo nakon operacije postala značajno manja...hvala na odgovorima Bille
@@igorklisovic8674 Imao sam crne plutajuće točke i još ih uvijek imam nakon operacije. Osjetljivost na svjetlo se povećala i to je zbog hemoragija i operacije mozga koje su uzrokovale moje deficite. Operacija oka je bila u lipnju 2014., a operacija mozga u studenom 2014.
@@BillGasiamis Bille,brate hvala ti što si mi posvetio vrijeme za odgovor..a ako te još jednu stvar mogu pitati...jer se tebi ta nakupine u grlu koju si operirao nakon moždanog udara,pojavila nakon problema sa štitnjačom,I manifestirala se kao nakupine u grlu...i kakva je to operacija bila...Big hug too you brother
Hello my name is iBuffy Patterson I had the same type of stroke and I’m doing pretty good with my leg is the same I would like to tell my story to help someone else. Thanks
I can relate 100 percent went to bed independent woke up dependent and broken no positive support from my family my kids disowned me it's been horrible feeling like a burden
I’m sorry to hear about your situation. Losing independence and support is challenging. Your efforts to keep going show strength, and there’s a community here that understands and can relate to your experiences. Take it one step at a time-progress is possible.
@BillGasiamis thank you keep telling your story
Polo,
Don’t listen to anyone - - yes your effort will take you far. Keep a routine and do it daily. It will suck in the short term but you will see results.
Great advice.
Yes that means a lot for us stroke survivors. Amen 🙏
💜
I've had e ischemic strokes in 7 years. I recovered so well from the first and second stroke I thought
it would be the same with my third stroke. I was very wrong! My left leg is still not responding. The grief is tremendous. I want to be the person I was. I had no warning signs for any of the strokes. No high blood pressure, no headaches, fine one moment and the next half my body didn't work. We had to sell the home I loved and move to Florida to be close to my daughter. Seemed like my life was turned upside down out in a moment. I still feel resentful losing my home and moved so far away. really wanted to stay in my behome, it's been 2 years since the move and everyone thinks I should be over it. If I could walk again I'd at least feel I could be norrmal and be able to do the usual things other 64 years old's are out doing. I still have my drivers license and a car but my family won't let me even try. I was lucky because my left arm is back to normal, it's just the left leg that's still affected. physical therapy is done. They tried but I just couldn't make any useful progress with the left leg. I feel like I've been on a plateau for 3 years. I don't think i can stay positive much longer. I would really like to visit Dr. Tobinick down in Boca Raton but it's just so expensive. I'd gladly pay if I had the money.. I really feel there is no future when I remain this way. Sorry for the rambling post but I just needed to get it out. Thank you. Hi Polo, I wish I had the mindset you do.Very positive. Surrounded by people who can support you emotionally and physically. Best of luck for the future.
Thank you for sharing your experience. It’s understandable to feel frustrated, especially with your left leg not responding after therapy and the changes in your life. Revisiting therapy with a different approach or exploring assistive devices might still offer some improvement.
Regarding Dr. Tobinick, it could help to look into financial assistance or support groups that might offer solutions for the cost. Stroke recovery can feel like a plateau, but progress can happen over time, even if it’s slow. Keep exploring your options, and don’t hesitate to seek support when needed.
I feel your pain I'm 44 had stroke February this year effected left side I was in hospital when it happened after aerotic valve replacement I can walk with a quad cane my arm just doesn't seem to want to act right I can close my hand kinda lift it up taking everything I got to do so. hoping to regain everything like he said the lord has the last say,I feel like giving up all the time but all that I've made it through I have a purpose God would have let me die a long time ago I had eshemic then hemoragic if that's how you s ok spell it ,never give up The Creator which is in you has the last say you are the temple of God that means you are just a building that God lives in , like he said be greatful for what you can do,I swear my story is similar to Polo
I was exactly the same I thought I learned how to walk again after a car wreck in97 thought I'll learn again strokes ain't no joke, I'm like him wouldn't wish it on anyone had a stroke in February of this year after aerotic valve replacement effected left side completely changed my life at 44 they say I had the ischemic stroke from being opened up to long had 2 brain aneurysms they removed them successfully and I could still move but they didn't stop the blood thinners and had a hemoragic stroke that they didn't tell me about I just got my records
@@BillGasiamisdoes Dr tobinick really cure cancer and how much is it?
Im not sure about curing cancer but the treatment for the stroke patients is many thousands of dollars. ruclips.net/video/98JQij4VVNA/видео.html
I am a stroke survivor. I had a hemorrhagic stroke in 2013 when I was 53. I remained bedridden for 2 months. Now I am 64, 16th September 2013 Monday when Stroke changed my life. My left side of the body is still affected although I can walk on my own without any support. No diabetic, No Alcohol, No smoking, and only tea but a stressed person due to my financial constraints and family issues. SDK ONLINE STROKE AWARENESS IS MY RUclips TUBE CHANNEL. I have made a video from your booklet 7 questions to ask from your doctor after your stroke.
Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
Thanks for sharing with us.
🙏
Not only tomorrow is promised but the next moment. so, enjoy the moment in which you are
agreed
Thanks you are an answered to my prayers. I was looking for a channel like this. Looking for hope for my dad.
Best wishes to you and your dad.
@@BillGasiamis wont lie tell your dad i said he just have to believe, still have stroke as we speak thinking about start a channel for post stroke patients but no actually take through those steps
@@BillGasiamis Thanks!
Brother you have no idea how much this helped me im 44 i feel everything you guys are saying
All the best Derek
@@BillGasiamis thanks brother
I love your positive attitude and outlook in your recovery. I wish you the best. Thank you for sharing your story. 🙏❤️
💙
Thanks 🙏
💛
I had a hemorrhagic stroke and I'm still dealing with the effects of it (my walking and right hand fine motor are affected). I was an LPN (Licensed Practical Nurse) and graduated the nursing (RN) program and passed the boards here in USA but stroke came along and ended that! Am I dealing with sadness, heck yeah, everyday! I always asked the question why me? I am young and I saw the effects from being a nurse and treating the stroke victims. But it happened to me and now it's my turn to deal with it. I can walk, drive, jog, ride a bike, lift weights, type, write now because of the home exercises I am doing. Thank goodness there's no contractures. You're never the same physically no matter what. Oh yeah I was 46 when it happened to me so it just goes that stroke don't have any prerequisites attached to it. It can happen to anyone. Yeah it sucks but like what they said, it gave me a different perspective of life. So keep up the goodwork Bill and goodluck to you Polo.
Thanks for sharing your story, i enjoyed reading how far you've come.
Thanks! Your podcasts really help me to stay positive!
I'm so glad!
i watched the whole episode.
thank you.
What all did you do to get your left arm going again and how long did it take
Polo does not monitor this page. You may be able to reach him herer, instagram.com/bigblk86/
had family reunion the day after christmas and i told my sister who is a doctor that after 6 months as everyone says thats the most you can get when rehabilitating yourself. told her then thats it's BULLSHIT. I am 53 had a stroke november last year spent 4 months in a nursing home had my therapist visit me twice a week thats 4 x 2 x 4 times then went home and had 2 months more from my therapist at home.so thats another 16 more sessions. wont lie it's not easy to have stroke on the right side of your body thats my life, i am a a graphic designer/ photographer/ disc jockey, so i cant do anything, so i was left to continue on my own. my Mom has dementure, my Father is blind . Had seizure August and lost all that i have learnt, Went back to the hospital a few weeks ago was told i was there on my Anniversary came back. and here i am now saying dont listen to anyone......i have a routine i was thought in therapy, now my fingers are no moving a bit, cant walk but am able bend my knees a bit. there are many exercises i still cant do because i cant clasp my fingers but ever thought abt using Pillows?
Your determination is inspiring! Progress doesn’t stop at six months-your small wins, like moving your fingers and bending your knees, are proof of that. Using pillows is such a creative way to adapt. Keep pushing forward-you’ve got this! 💪
Amen 🙏
🧡
Bill,vidio sam na tvojoj stranici da si mrenu,kataraktu operirao nakon moždanog udara..kakvi su ti bili simptomi od tih problema sa mrežom,I da li ih je operacija poboljšala,I da li ti je oko sad u redu?p.s..,da li je ta operacija komplicirana,I koliko nakon operacije treba oku da se stabilizira...veeeeliki pozdrav Bill
Imao sam zamućene točke u očima koje je primijetio samo moj oftalmolog tijekom pregleda. Zahvat je brz, a oporavak jednako tako. Nakon operacije, više mi nisu trebale naočale koje sam nosio od svoje pete godine.
ruclips.net/video/n_3cG9oeuNo/видео.htmlsi=aQ3fjXEIWPbFs_gK
@@BillGasiamis znam da sam dosadan Bille ali moram te pitati, jesi li imao dvoslike prije te operacije i crne trakice u vidnom polju...ako jesi,jesu li one nestale nakon operacije,I općenito da li ti je osjetljivost na svijetlo nakon operacije postala značajno manja...hvala na odgovorima Bille
@@igorklisovic8674 Imao sam crne plutajuće točke i još ih uvijek imam nakon operacije. Osjetljivost na svjetlo se povećala i to je zbog hemoragija i operacije mozga koje su uzrokovale moje deficite. Operacija oka je bila u lipnju 2014., a operacija mozga u studenom 2014.
@@BillGasiamis Bille,brate hvala ti što si mi posvetio vrijeme za odgovor..a ako te još jednu stvar mogu pitati...jer se tebi ta nakupine u grlu koju si operirao nakon moždanog udara,pojavila nakon problema sa štitnjačom,I manifestirala se kao nakupine u grlu...i kakva je to operacija bila...Big hug too you brother
Headache, every man has his own type of headache
true
ruclips.net/video/xKj4Wv2YII4/видео.htmlsi=wwkowGBRILQTrit1
Hello my name is iBuffy Patterson I had the same type of stroke and I’m doing pretty good with my leg is the same I would like to tell my story to help someone else. Thanks
go to recoveryafterstroke.com/contact
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Always keep going after improvements, best wishes to you.
@@BillGasiamis thankyouverymuch