Been away awhile. In May 2017, while walking in Jardin des Plantes in Paris, I had a stroke and have been recovering since. Lots of things have happened. Will write more in due course
15 thoughts on “Stroke Dreams”
Looking forward…I hear that…all the best and thank you.
I have just discovered your blog. I hope you are recovering well. Its almost been a year for me…. take care.
Hit by a 2×4–that is it exactly–recovering is the fun part!
Life sometimes hits us like a two-by-four, upsetting plans, bringing us to our knees gasping and grasping for life. I heard a song today, one line of which says “Running out of time is a gift … ” Having been through tough patches this past year I would agree. Hitting a wall is a definite wake-up call, a reminder that each moment — and moments are all we really have — is special. May healing thoughts and peace of mind fill yours.
Thank you. Understand your 77yr old brother’s situation.
Aha! Sorry to hear about your stroke. We have been up in Europe for four months and ‘off post’ for the duration. Hope you gain full recovery. Both my elder brothers have suffered similarly, one of whom will never regain full use of his left side but gets about with the aid of a walking stick and has mentally adjusted to his limitations. At 77 yrs old he’s is quite philosophical about his “denouement” and quite content, leading a very active social life.
Anyway, we look forward to more detail of the “Lots of things have happened.” 🙂
FlahertyLandscape — So very good to hear.
Thank you.
I wish you a good and soon recovery, all the best, regards Mitza
Speaking about landscape journeys… Thank you for the kind thoughts.
If it is possible to be lucky aster a stroke, I am lucky. Good rehabilitation over the past two months==more ongoing.
Thank you and rehabilitation is successfully underway.
Ah, I wondered what had happened. Hope your recovery is proceeding apace and that you’ll soon be right as rain, if not already so.
I’m glad that you’re back, but so very sorry to learn of your stroke.
Looking forward…I hear that…all the best and thank you.
I have just discovered your blog. I hope you are recovering well. Its almost been a year for me…. take care.
Hit by a 2×4–that is it exactly–recovering is the fun part!
Life sometimes hits us like a two-by-four, upsetting plans, bringing us to our knees gasping and grasping for life. I heard a song today, one line of which says “Running out of time is a gift … ” Having been through tough patches this past year I would agree. Hitting a wall is a definite wake-up call, a reminder that each moment — and moments are all we really have — is special. May healing thoughts and peace of mind fill yours.
Thank you. Understand your 77yr old brother’s situation.
Aha! Sorry to hear about your stroke. We have been up in Europe for four months and ‘off post’ for the duration. Hope you gain full recovery. Both my elder brothers have suffered similarly, one of whom will never regain full use of his left side but gets about with the aid of a walking stick and has mentally adjusted to his limitations. At 77 yrs old he’s is quite philosophical about his “denouement” and quite content, leading a very active social life.
Anyway, we look forward to more detail of the “Lots of things have happened.” 🙂
FlahertyLandscape — So very good to hear.
Thank you.
I wish you a good and soon recovery, all the best, regards Mitza
Speaking about landscape journeys… Thank you for the kind thoughts.
If it is possible to be lucky aster a stroke, I am lucky. Good rehabilitation over the past two months==more ongoing.
Thank you and rehabilitation is successfully underway.
Ah, I wondered what had happened. Hope your recovery is proceeding apace and that you’ll soon be right as rain, if not already so.
I’m glad that you’re back, but so very sorry to learn of your stroke.
So sorry to hear that! Take some time to recover!