amie_1

Stroke Caregiver - female
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  • Birthday 03/08/1964

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    Anne
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  1. Happy Anniversary amie_1!

  2. Happy Anniversary amie_1!

  3. Happy Anniversary amie_1!

  4. Happy Birthday amie_1!

  5. Today, Birthday Girl, I hope you

    smile and laugh and eat a delicious

    something with no nutritional value.

    Rachel

  6. Happy Birthday amie_1!

  7. Keeping you and Bill in my prayers... hugs Anne
  8. amie_1

    Update on Bill

    Karen Thinking and praying for you and Bill... glad to hear he is tolerating the chemo well. Like Asha said there is no expiration date stamped on us, each day is precious and a gift from God. Sending positive thoughts, strength and grace. Hugs Anne
  9. amie_1

    HOW FAR HAVE WE COME

    You have come a long way Fred and you are such a blessing to me/us here on the stroke board. With God we can do great things Keep on trying and stay positive. We have to see our glass as half full. hugs anne
  10. amie_1

    17th of January

    Happy Birthday.. you have the best present, you have your William... have a great day. Anne
  11. amie_1

    It starts

    my prayers are with you both today, as well as strength, peace. Wisdom for the nurses and doctors. Hugs Anne
  12. Bill and you are in my prayers and heart. Sending healing thoughts and strength. Hugs Anne
  13. Sorry you had to cut your visit short. I hope Ray's foot heals without any more drama for him or you. I know how it feels to look forward to something so much and it doesn't work out... We know where our priorities are, but, as humans we still need time to get over it and "lick our wounds" (no pun intended, lol) Merry Christmas, thinking and praying for you and Ray. Hugs Anne
  14. amie_1

    Christmas Season

    The Christams season is here and I am so blessed that Dave is a survivor and with me. Dave wanted to go to the store a couple days ago to shop, which is a big deal for him, since he doesn't go to the stores anymore. We planned it out and off we went. Got him situated in his wheel chair in the store, flipped his feet rests up so he could motate under his own steam, I stopped to look at something for a minute looked up and he was gone!!! How do you lose a 200 lb man in a wheelchair?? :dribble: I found him only 5 minutes later in the shoe section, had a good laugh, but, he told his mom latter that I had dumped him, she knew he was only teasing. Like I had said, I am blessed that Dave is a survivor, about 3 weeks ago he had another ministroke, he is recovered for the most part from, but there are more memory deficits, some bathroom issues, walking takes more out of him now as well, he is not healthy enough for PT, has never been cleared and won't be cleared for pt from his open heart surgery 3 years ago today. We do what we can at home with that, I get him to walk short short distances in the house and to use the stairs to maybe build up his stamina, well at least to not lose what he has, right!! There is yet another new normal we are adjusting to, it takes some doing but if you are willing it makes the going better. Yup still days that I am frustrated and overwhelmed, but then I go and get a cup of hot chocolate, close my eyes and sip, take a deep breath of all that wonderful yummy flavour and smile. So the waist and butt don't appreciate it, but oh well... lol. Merry Christams everyone and Happy Holidays, Hugs your loved ones tightly for a minute close your eyes and remember how blessed we are. Hugs Anne
  15. amie_1

    Christmas Season

    The Christams season is here and I am so blessed that Dave is a survivor and with me. Dave wanted to go to the store a couple days ago to shop, which is a big deal for him, since he doesn't go to the stores anymore. We planned it out and off we went. Got him situated in his wheel chair in the store, flipped his feet rests up so he could motate under his own steam, I stopped to look at something for a minute looked up and he was gone!!! How do you lose a 200 lb man in a wheelchair?? :dribble: I found him only 5 minutes later in the shoe section, had a good laugh, but, he told his mom latter that I had dumped him, she knew he was only teasing. Like I had said, I am blessed that Dave is a survivor, about 3 weeks ago he had another ministroke, he is recovered for the most part from, but there are more memory deficits, some bathroom issues, walking takes more out of him now as well, he is not healthy enough for PT, has never been cleared and won't be cleared for pt from his open heart surgery 3 years ago today. We do what we can at home with that, I get him to walk short short distances in the house and to use the stairs to maybe build up his stamina, well at least to not lose what he has, right!! There is yet another new normal we are adjusting to, it takes some doing but if you are willing it makes the going better. Yup still days that I am frustrated and overwhelmed, but then I go and get a cup of hot chocolate, close my eyes and sip, take a deep breath of all that wonderful yummy flavour and smile. So the waist and butt don't appreciate it, but oh well... lol. Merry Christams everyone and Happy Holidays, Hugs your loved ones tightly for a minute close your eyes and remember how blessed we are. Hugs Anne