My Stroke Journey ~ SLOWLY DISAPPEARING

I’ve been MIA since the end of May. I didn’t think I would be gone this long😱 It is now the July 31st and the Dr.s are starting to verbs in their sentences. So we’ll have a little storytime and I will keep you updated.
THANK YOU FOR HANGING IN THERE WITH ME AS I FOCUS ON MY HEALTH ❤️
On May 19th 2020 I had a hemorrhagic stroke which left me with aphasia, hemiparesis on right side, brain surgery and left in I.C.U. Well I made it out alive!!!!!I would like to invite you to my journey as I heal and deal ;-)P.S If you would like to join me on this journey please leave a comment below. Aphasia doesn't just affect speech. It affects my ability to read and write. I will respond to every comment giving me a fun way to work on this and making you part of the journey
#hemorrhagicstroke #storytime #LifeAfterStroke

[@faisalahmad3309]

Respect.
Prayers

[@coldboogeronapaperplate6495]

Hello, I just came across your channel when looking for one-handed crochet tips. I just wanted to say I'm sorry you are feeling poorly and are not getting the answers and help you need. I hope things have improved since your last video. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@DockerysdreamDolls]

Thank you ❤️

[@tonyapulley5842]

Keep up the good work I know aphiasia is tuff I also had after my strokei found true lance helps me go almost every 4 days my affected Sid is slow moving if I walked it helps move things I'm glad I found your video I'm going to try with my one hand😁

[@K-Fred]

I'm sorry you are getting no answers. Please keep us updated.