Yes, there are some days that are hard to get through but it makes you appreciate the good days even more. I will pray that tomorrow will be a much better day for you! I know it is going to be really COLD here tomorrow. It is currently 18 degrees going down to about 7 by morning. Will feel even colder with the wind chill. But Spring is coming!! Then Summer!!! It is time for me to go to bed! Tomorrow is a new day!

Read your blog and wanted to cry for you. If I could fix it, I would. I can't imagine not being able to use my left arm- particularly since I'm left handed. And that mouth full of novacain thing-- ugh! There were times I wondered if I would ever get well after my car crash, but I did. Still have little reminders, especially when it's cold or damp, but nobody ever said life was fair. Today wasn't good for you but hopefully, tomorrow will be better.

There is always something to be grateful for. A week and a half ago it was -19 degrees here. At that temp in you sit on the pity pot it will freeze!!! I know that wasnt funny but all the same. I know some days are harder than others. The good news is this. Tommorow promises to be a day grateful to be alive. Hugs Karen

Post-stroke is just like normal life as there are good days and bad days. You are determined and with that type of determination, recovery will improve. It will be amazing at your one year anniversary when you look back and see how much you have accomplished. Personally, I was thrilled when I no longer had to push off the toilet and I could just stand up on my own. Oh, the little things in stroke recovery....

Stessie

Wes:

you have real wise mom. everybody has bad days once a while even size 2 models has one too. & these bad days make you appreciate your good days more. for me I felt age 34 suffering stroke my life sucked, nobody told us life wil be fair but its still good and worth fighting for. BTW when you are done using your pity pot please flush it.

Asha