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Thankful for Every Day!: Cental Pain Syndrome (CPS)

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Thankful for Every Day! Welcome to our blog! Friday, June 22, 2012. Cental Pain Syndrome (CPS). Elizabeth, John, Jack, and Luke. Labels: Cental pain syndrome. June 23, 2012 at 6:23 AM. Im so lucky that my central pain is restricted to my hemiplegic foot and that Tylenol gives me relief when I cant fall asleep. Elizabeth, John and Jack. June 24, 2012 at 11:15 AM. June 24, 2012 at 9:25 AM. As always, thank you my dear friend for your support and for doing so much to help others. You are so appreciated!

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Working with Stroke: July 2015

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A stroke survivor living and working in the normal world. Thursday, July 9, 2015. I hate those evil mechanisms. I didn't care for them much before my stroke; now I hate them with a passion previously reserved for such things as heavy metal music and Dennis Miller. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Marijuana Chokes Alzheimer's-Related Brain Regions. Leading a Healthy Life. Rocky Mountain Stroke Survivor. How to Cut Your Budget Quickly and Drastically. The Stroke Network, an on-line stroke support group.

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I’ve Moved! | Mama, Doctor, Stroke Survivor

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Skip to main content. Skip to secondary content. Mama, Doctor, Stroke Survivor. A Life Turned Upside Down and Still Moving Forward. For more about stroke go to Rocky Mountain Stroke Survivor. For more about my whole life, including stroke and kids and everything go to Our Own Flavor. Hope to see you soon! Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out.

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Just Thinking | The Wonky Walker

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Walking Wonky thru Life after Stroke. Skip to primary content. Skip to secondary content. Hugs to our Families & Caregivers. How It Felt When Having My Stroke. Letter From Your Brain. Category Archives: Just Thinking. DEFINING your life as BS (before stroke) or AS (after stroke)! June 9, 2015. Do you, or someone else DEFINE every stage of your life now as BS (Before Stroke – fits perfectly, huh? Or AS (After stroke)? Example: “Oh, BS we use to hike and do all types of outdoor stuff! That night I realized...

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Thankful for Every Day!: February 2015

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Thankful for Every Day! Welcome to our blog! Monday, February 2, 2015. I can totally relate to this! This is so me when I get too tired, except I would never say I don't need a nap. What a smart big brother! Elizabeth, John, Jack, and Luke. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Elizabeth, John, Jack, and Luke. Just a little family feeling lucky to be here everyday! View my complete profile. The big circle on the left in the picture is my cavernous angioma. Learn about cavernous angiomas. My New...

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Working with Stroke: December 2014

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A stroke survivor living and working in the normal world. Tuesday, December 16, 2014. Good Pain Bad Pain. I'll be eternally grateful that my stroke left me with the ability to do so much - swimming in particular. Because of the spasticity on my left side, I can't run, or even walk very far or very fast, and while I do have a stationary bike, it only works out my legs. Only swimming lets me feel like I felt before my stroke: sore and tired in a good way. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Leading a Healthy Life.

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Working with Stroke: Good Pain Bad Pain

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A stroke survivor living and working in the normal world. Tuesday, December 16, 2014. Good Pain Bad Pain. I'll be eternally grateful that my stroke left me with the ability to do so much - swimming in particular. Because of the spasticity on my left side, I can't run, or even walk very far or very fast, and while I do have a stationary bike, it only works out my legs. Only swimming lets me feel like I felt before my stroke: sore and tired in a good way. December 17, 2014 at 1:00 PM. Leading a Healthy Life.

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What were the first couple symptoms you noticed? | AccomMobility

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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Learning how to Accommodate My new Mobility After Stroke. How Does Stroke Feel? For Family and Caregivers. Larr; Just for Fun:. To Step Away From My Stroke →. What were the first couple symptoms you noticed? For me, I remember feeling like the right side of head was all tingly and going numb. This feeling started heading down my right side. After that, I don’t remember much very clearly until the next day. Larr; Just for Fun:.

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To Step Away From My Stroke | AccomMobility

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Skip to main content. Skip to primary sidebar. Skip to secondary sidebar. Learning how to Accommodate My new Mobility After Stroke. How Does Stroke Feel? For Family and Caregivers. Larr; What were the first couple symptoms you noticed? Please Follow Me To My New Place! To Step Away From My Stroke. I get tired of being identified as the “person who had a stroke”. I get tired of people, though well-meaning, always asking me, “So how are you doing today? Fun Blanket I’m Working On! Love Hearing From You!