Did the dog's typing improve? Probably not he didn't post once while you were away.![]()
I think Buster was too busy looking up those Adult Web pages while Bill wasn't around to keep him on the straight and narrow. "shame Buster, shame"![]()
There you are, Brother BobWell, I wondered where you went. Did the dog lose weight when you were gone?
Bob
Thanks everyone, back at home & feeling good. Getting back to normal stuff is my best therapy. I "think" the hammer blow to my head cleared my brain of some cobwebs.
Nurse said my TIMING seems to be spot ON, I told her to search Fordbarn to be sure it's OK.
Dog's OK, after being "home alone" for 2 weeks, he's a REAL TROOPER!
Almost came home naked (EEK)---My dirty laundry was LOST, for 2 weeks, was sporting someones'??? old clothes, from the LOST & FOUND, NOTHING matched & NO UNDERWEAR (EEK, again)---LOL---The CUTE Gals loved it! One said FIG LEAVES were out of season!
Bill Happy
Terry,Hey Bill, You didn't lose your sense of humor and that's good! Most of whatever you lost will come back! It just takes time and therapy! When I had mine, I sounded like I had a mouth full of marbles. Most of my speech has come back, I still stutter occasionally But it's all good! Best of luck!
Terry
Pager,Bill,
I have been there and done that. The worst part was having to stay in the Hospital during the Xmas season.
Getting back into the model A hobby was a direct result of my stroke. I felt that resurrecting all my old model A restoration skills and knowledge would be good for me. It was!
Just to let you know that the brain does heal with time. When I first got home I found that my short term memory was fried! It was like living in a world where stuff just disappeared. I would put some thing down and not remember that I did, so to me it had just disappeared! That is all better now. I am now back to misplacing things at me old "normal" rate!
The only on going effect of the stroke is that during a conversation, occasionally a word will be a little slow to come to me. Luckily that is not an issue when typing a post.
Bill, hang in there, keep yourself busy, challenged, and soon you be back to normal. Or at least as normal as you were before the stroke!![]()