Asha, I watched this on Netflix instant last year or so. I thought it was excellent, not only for his expressions re: his stroke but that he represents an era and felt he was leading the way for his fellow baby boomers. I've been meaning to try to find an update on his recovery. Thanks for sharing this. I think most stroke survivors, at some point, can identify with the feeling of stroke giving us something rather than entirely taking away. Empathy and understanding has a cost.

Lisa

You know that's why I never got discouraged, depressed or any ill feelings about the stroke I had! I used to say it was probably a life saver the way I love to go and travel everywhere! In fact when the stroke happened I had said I would travel to Europe soon as I was able to walk! Shortly after then my passport expired and I never got another one! I still love to go to Las Vegas and Reno too where I got married this last time! Now I use a scooter and I got a travel scooter to use on airlines too but never used it yet! I feel like the stroke was a blessing in disguise!

I'm waiting on part two of Oprah's visit to India for sure we should see the middle class and the many people working in the credit card and other industries that pays good!