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  • artyboo
    artyboo Forum Participant Posts: 457
    edited February 2017 #32

    Thank you again for all your best wishes and positivity. He is trying really hard, his right arm is still useless but he can walk a bit. His speech needs a lot of work; all he can say at the moment (with confidence) is 'yerp' /'no' but I can see him desperately trying to string a sentence together. The one thing I am sure that will speed his recovery is when he sees me get behind the wheel of his beloved Discovery and tow the van 😱

  • Bakers2
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    edited February 2017 #33

    Discovery and tow the van 😱

    😂

    He seems to moving forward. Take care of yourself too. Thinking of you.

  • EasyT
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    edited February 2017 #34

    Keep him at it and give him our love

    Alan. 

  • artyboo
    artyboo Forum Participant Posts: 457
    edited March 2017 #35

    Just an up-date; lovely boy was allowed to come home last night as there was no medical reason to keep him in hospital. Therapeutic work will continue at home by visiting OTs and me. This is the beginning I know but I am feeling so much more relaxed about everything now. It would seem he may have been pre-disposed to a stroke. His Paternal grandfather suffered one at 52, 55 and 59 (fatal). We know what to watch out for now and my future feels so much rosier.

    Thank you all for your lovely wishes and support 

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited March 2017 #36

    That's good news, Arty. All the best.

  • huskydog
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    edited March 2017 #37

    Great news, now your on the road to recovery ,just make sure you both take it slow and look after each other .........

  • Rubytuesday
    Rubytuesday Forum Participant Posts: 952
    edited March 2017 #38

    Stubborn ! That could be a good thing in his position, let's hope he's stubborn enough NOT to lie back and not be bothered , but to get back in the driving seat 

    wish you both well for a quick recovery smile

  • EasyT
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    edited March 2017 #39

    Glad he is home. A step in the right direction

    Alan

  • DSB
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    edited March 2017 #40

    Hi artiboo.  Sorry to read about all of this but really pleased to hear he is now at home and hopefully is now on the road to recovery.

    Best wishes to you both.

    David 

  • Rubytuesday
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    edited March 2017 #41

    Great news artiboo, now the nagging starts wink

  • EasyT
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    edited March 2017 #42

    I must admit I had similar thoughts Ruby wink

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited March 2017 #43

    Positive news, all the best on road to recovery.

  • mickysf
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    edited March 2017 #44

    So sorry to hear of this. A colleague of mine suffered a stroke whilst in his 40s. This affected his left side and he had to learn to walk again. His communication skills were also affected but this was more to do with his working vocabulary. He would find it difficult to find the right words and often his his choice was wrong. The great thing was he had determination and saw the amusing side to this 'ability'. It took time but eventually he returned to work and continued to be a valued member of our management team.

    Time and determination are great healers. 

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