Hope you managed to go out for New Year's celebrations. I find with looking after Ray that we get "stir crazy" very quickly if we stay home too much. It doesn't have to be more than a drive to the shops to relieve the boredom and expand our world a bit.

I am interested to see that Keith has unexplained ups and downs as all stroke survivors do. As someone else said stem cell therapy is looked on by some as the "magic pill" and yet it would seem that there is a lot of hard work required to get back to where you want to be whatever the therapy.

Good for you for being supportive and to Keith for being a "real champion". Hope the effects of the head cold disappear soon and you are able to forge ahead again.

Sue.

Thank You. Yes we did go out with 2 old friends and had a great time.

You are so right about getting out of the house. I hope you and Ray are doing well and that 2007 opens its doors wide to you with healing and prosperity. All of us have a whole new year ahead with the promise of hope.

Take Good Care and all the best in 2007

glad you got out for New Years and real glad you are so supportive -

My stroke was in 1985 at age 39, and without my support, my recovery would not have occurred

June

June, Hi I am so happy to hear you are doing well. Yes, this is of course a life changing experience. I too have learned more than I could ever have imagined. Having support and or family and friends is so very important. Thank You for writing. Ted & Keith