My mother in law had a stroke almost 2yrs ago. She cannot use her arm and leg and cannot speak. She can only say cus words and baba baba. The docs say it’s no use to attempt speech therapy again. She had a ton problems after her stroke that interrupted her therapy and now I feel like they just don’t want to put in the work.
Mine too. In Feb of 2022. Devastating as she was only 50 at the time. She Cannot walk or talk almost two years later. Mostly immobile. She is fully conscious we communicate through eye contact such as nodding yes or no. She stays at a facility. How is yours doing?
God bless u!! I’m a stroke survivor 3 yrs at the end of June I was 45 yrs old it was devastating for me. I’m still rehabilitating I walk with a cane now spent 7 weeks in hospital had to learn to do everything over every day I’m getting more & more independent. I really miss working I drove school bus for 17 yrs came home from work one day and life changed forever! But I’m here! U keep up the good the work it’s hard but it’s worth it!! 🙏🏼🦾
Happy to hear you're doing better, I'm looking for inspirational videos for my brother cause he had a stroke 1 year ago he talks normal but he can't do anything his left side doesn't exist. We are trying everything
I know what you’re going through I had a major stroke in 2016 as well. Walking 30 steps seemed impossible let alone 10 feet. Everyone is different but one thing that helped me was Electric stimulation. My physical therapist had no problem using it on my leg but when it came to occupational therapist said he didn’t believe it that. My arm was months behind on rehabilitation compared to my leg. Hang in there guys.😉
Because he was probably tired of the cane like I was, and wanted to be more independent. I'm sure he does use the cane or walker also. I'm so proud of him.
Nothing to do with God if he/she/it is so great (and even exists) why am, are I/we inflicted with this life shattering condition in the first place. I've just become a grandparent, can't even hold my grandson, CHEERS GOD!!!!!!!!
Heart health problems is the number one killer in the United States ranging from heart attacks. Stokes, and heart disease. Stroke is the number one cause of disability
Yeah............. in return for thousands of dollars.............. I'm 2 years post stroke living in the UK on benefits, How do I afford to go to Florida? Let alone pay the upwards of $6,500 for each shot of Etanercept, of which there is no guarantee of success.
Its taking me 6 yrs trying walk aagain and im doing it
This gives me hope tbh my mom just had a stroke unable to walk talk and looking at this
Hope your mom recovers soon, my mom also had a stroke 6 months ago, now she was able to walk with a cane
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My mother in law had a stroke almost 2yrs ago. She cannot use her arm and leg and cannot speak. She can only say cus words and baba baba. The docs say it’s no use to attempt speech therapy again. She had a ton problems after her stroke that interrupted her therapy and now I feel like they just don’t want to put in the work.
Mine too. In Feb of 2022. Devastating as she was only 50 at the time. She Cannot walk or talk almost two years later. Mostly immobile. She is fully conscious we communicate through eye contact such as nodding yes or no. She stays at a facility. How is yours doing?
God bless u!! I’m a stroke survivor 3 yrs at the end of June I was 45 yrs old it was devastating for me. I’m still rehabilitating I walk with a cane now spent 7 weeks in hospital had to learn to do everything over every day I’m getting more & more independent. I really miss working I drove school bus for 17 yrs came home from work one day and life changed forever! But I’m here! U keep up the good the work it’s hard but it’s worth it!! 🙏🏼🦾
Happy to hear you're doing better, I'm looking for inspirational videos for my brother cause he had a stroke 1 year ago he talks normal but he can't do anything his left side doesn't exist. We are trying everything
Stroke in 2016 too, what a cruel illness. Keep fightin' fella.
I had one in 2019, yes very cruel.
I had in 2021 i cn walk shukar but not like bfor hand stil not wrking
Great job I’m behind you❤
God bless you for sharing. 🙏 😭
God bless you brother
God bless u sir
I haven’t been able to walk since October 2022 but I’m on my way.
Thank you god for healing my stroke in one week 😭😭😭😭
Gives me hope! Pops is in the hospital right now and can’t talk!
How are you doing today sir?
Why so young???
God is Great
3 weeks in hospital its nothing ibe been 7 months after stroke
I know what you’re going through I had a major stroke in 2016 as well. Walking 30 steps seemed impossible let alone 10 feet. Everyone is different but one thing that helped me was Electric stimulation. My physical therapist had no problem using it on my leg but when it came to occupational therapist said he didn’t believe it that. My arm was months behind on rehabilitation compared to my leg. Hang in there guys.😉
why wasnt he walking with quad cane
Because he was probably tired of the cane like I was, and wanted to be more independent. I'm sure he does use the cane or walker also. I'm so proud of him.
God Is Great !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Nothing to do with God if he/she/it is so great (and even exists) why am, are I/we inflicted with this life shattering condition in the first place. I've just become a grandparent, can't even hold my grandson, CHEERS GOD!!!!!!!!
Heart health problems is the number one killer in the United States ranging from heart attacks. Stokes, and heart disease. Stroke is the number one cause of disability
Great advance
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Yeah............. in return for thousands of dollars.............. I'm 2 years post stroke living in the UK on benefits, How do I afford to go to Florida? Let alone pay the upwards of $6,500 for each shot of Etanercept, of which there is no guarantee of success.
You’re my inspiration this year! Keep kicking ass. I’m trying to walk again after my first stroke at 30 years old. Shits so hard
How long before you couldclose your hand?