Phoenix

Stroke Survivor - female
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About Phoenix

  • Birthday 09/09/1964

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  • Stroke Anniversary (first stroke)
    01-26-2006
  • Interests
    writing poetry, anything artistic, polynesian dancing, music, my family
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  • First Name
    Shirley
  • State
    CA

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  1. Happy Anniversary Phoenix!

  2. Happy Anniversary Phoenix!

  3. Happy Birthday Phoenix!

  4. your writing and description made it seem like I was there, WOW! I was able to visualize it im my mind. Glad you got to go...you rock!
  5. I hear ya Phil and understand. I too, sometimes think that way though not as much in the beginning as I used to. I use to always think that I was the good sibling who would always have the best of everyone's interest, honor my Mom and Dad and be good to people. Never tried to jack anyone up like a certain sibling of mine. Why did it happen to me when I was the good one? Well, never got an answer and it drove me nuts... I'm over it now and just concentrate on appreciating life and my family. I am thankful I am still here for my disabled daughter who is just growing so fast. It's hard Phil..I know but try not to dwell on it so much or you will go batty. It's not fair..we didn't ask to stroke but what can we do now that it has happened?.. we just have to keep on working hard on recovering as much as we can. I still feel mad and hurt at how this stroke has changed my life so much, especially, when I feel I did everything right and tried to be a good person and see all the others that use and abuse this or that. Even more so when I look at my disabled daughter and say "Why her? It's not fair!" It takes bit but I can usually calm myself down, take a deep breath and try to remember that things happen for a reason and that I have to make the best of my life not just for me but for my daughter as well. And it always comes back to me thinking, "I wouldn't wish a stroke on anybody" It's the pits Phil and a major bummer but we just have to move ahead and not keep wondering about the fair and not fair that Life throws at us. Hang in there Phil..you are awesome! :hug:
  6. Three things....hhhmmmmm?..three things...three, three, three :uhm: hmmmmmm? I got it! I'm still hot, sexy and beautiful!...yeah, that's it, that's it...LOL! :roflmao: Is that what you mean Jan?...lol! nah! I'm just kidding. As you can see, trying to still be funny is one of my three, another is laughing (makes me feel good)only three Jan? that's too hard..I got a whole list.. :cloud9: I'm still thoughtful of others I feel, determined and open minded and SASSY (I'm using a nice word..lol!) Okay, I'll stop now..good topic Jan :big_grin:
  7. Happy Birthday 2 U

    Happy Birthday 2 U

    Happy Birthday Dear Phoenix

    Happy Birthday 2 SPECIAL YOU!!

    Love n Hugs, Jan

    BELIEVE IN MIRACLES AND SOAR

  8. Pretty Groovy Katrina! Guuurrllllll! You got this!
  9. Gary, You are so thoughtful and kind. I will definately show my upport for Kyle and his family. Thank you for doing this for him.
  10. I admire you for at least giving it a go...what's that saying?..."You never know until you try it out" or something like that. I hope the pendulum will swing in the way you need it and want it to be...Good Luck in your job hunting..you're awesome!
  11. :hiya: That is great Ken! I'm sure your daughter will have a blast here in the States. Your water therapy sounds awesome...have fun!
  12. You'll do great in rehab Sherry. Looking forward to hearing all about it when you return. Stay strong!
  13. Phoenix

    Florida

    Welcome Coni to Strokenet! :bouncing_off_wall: Introduce yourself in the new member forum and tell us about yoourself.
  14. Phoenix

    CANT

    Your poem was wonderful. I echo everyone else and I am sorry to hear your problems but if you feel safe in going and I'm sure your boyfriend and friend will look out for you...go ahead..you are an adult. Let your Dad know you appreciate his concern but you must have a life and do what you can to make it as normal as possible. Talk with your Dad if you can...he just really cares.