Since being one armed post strok I have struggled with my disability in only having use of my right arm but grateful to have that.
Today I gave my wife a cuddle with my good arm and she helped my on functional left arm to wrap around her wastethen the arm did partially work so my first hug properly in 3 years. Well happy
Brilliant, that’s so lovely. I know exactly where you are coming from on this one. I also have one useful arm since my stroke in 2017 and it’s so frustrating not being able to cuddle my grand children and my husband and I miss that so much. Will give that a try.
Glad to inspire Sue there are never enough cuddles in the world a multitude of problems can be solved with a good cuddle.
Kids love them and so do partner’s it’s a good form of reassurance, I will keep on doing my best and planning for my big recovery party when my left side finally gets back in the game.
@mrfrederickson Keep on cuddling, the more you do the easier it gets
And I’m loving this post you created and everyone’s responses.
Such a wholesome post
I know how you feel as i have limited down my left side & i had my stroke in 2014 (9 yrs ago) I still keep trying & can get to move my arm up to my waist but wouldn’t trust it holding/picking up certain items. Saying that as my hobby is knitting i found a way to knit making my left arm hold my needle, sewing up is sometimes a problem but i am lucky if stuck my husband helps me out. Have become quit good operationg the keyboard of the computer.