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Donna, You have meant so much to me. You've always prayed for and encouraged Rachel and I. It was a blessing to have you here volunteering so much of your time. I know that you will continue to do well with your therapy:pt, ot, and Botox. I love you. Keep in touch.

Well it sounds like you and your mom are learning to deal the the ups and downs of stroke life. :dribble: That is indeed what brings all of us here to this great cyer world. :chat: To tell our story and help others and be helped from what we've learned through our own expereinces. :hug: As a caregiver I know first handedly that there will be good and bad days. We need to have spiritual guidance to get through even the hardest moments. I know because I reach for Gods hand daily and ask for patience, guidance, and strength. :juggle: I was glad to hear that your mom wasn't hurt more then she was during the car accident. Drunk drivers make me so angry! :Tantrum: They put so many lives at stake My daughteer Rachel had her stroke 3 1/2 years ago. She was 22 at the time. We've had to make many adjustments but we keep pushing forward. I will pray your family will do the same. :hug:

Donna, How nice for you to get out in the world again. I pray you put many miles on your ride, and have fun along the way.

MY DAUGHTER RACHEL WAS BORN WITH A GROWTH HORMONE DEFICIENCY, BLIND IN LEFT EYE, ROTHMUND THOMPSON SKIN SYNDROME, DEVELOPED GLAUCOMA, CATARACTS IN BOTH EYES, CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE BY AGE 21 AND HAD HER MASSIVE STROKE AT AGE 22. AT 25 YEARS OF AGE NOW, SHE IS THE MOST THANKFUL PERSON I KNOW. SHE THANKS GOD EVERYDAY FOR HER LIFE. SHE LOVES ALL PEOPLE AND JUDGES NO ONE. I STRIVE TO BE MORE LIKE HER.