Susan,

I'm honored to be the first to welcome you to the blog community. It gets easier to write as you go along and the benefits are well worth it. Looking forward to get to know you better.

Jean

Sue -

Its a pleasure :welcome: to welcome you to this very informative site, where members both support each other and exchange good ideas

My stroke was in 1985 at age 39 :Tantrum: . and being young had one advantage - I had more energy to fight this brain insult as you know fatigue is a most every day occurrence

GOOD LUCK & we hope to hear from you

June :cheer:

Welcome from me too. It is not easy to put into words what you feel about the stroke event but once you do it is amazing how the words flow! I find blogging a way of sorting out what I feel about what happens to me as a caregiver and to Ray as a survivor.

It can be a mixed blessing, putting our thoughts out for everyone to see as others have an opinion about what we should have done too. In the end it is what you think about what happened to you that is important and the action you take because of that.

As Jean said: looking forward to getting to know you better.

Sue.

Susan:

welcome to this wonderful blog community, I too stroked at 34, and writing my day to day struggles was very therupetic to me that I have become blog junkie, I would love to know more about you from your blogs

Asha (survivor now 36)