Physiotherapy Decision - Stroke Survivor Perspective/Dilema

[Mrs5K]

Hi @Deigh

Good to hear you are doing well. IT is great when it works isn’t it. I find that if it breaks these days I am less able to cope with it than prior to my stroke – although to be fair I always found it to be a nightmare. I had been thinking about you a lot recently as we hadn’t heard from you for a while and am pleased to hear that you are well.

You can do a search on the site using the magnifying glass and putting in some key words / or a key word. I have had a search through and come across this post:

Things to do?

So my wife had a ruptured brain anurysm in August 2022 at the age of 49. She spent 14 months in hospital and then came home to our adapted house, I had to build an extension for a downstairs bedroom, a wet room and alter the kitchen to make access easier. She now suffers with apraxia, aphasia and needs a zimmer frame to navigate around the house or a wheelchair if we go out somewhere. Over the past 3 years I have managed to keep working, my employer has been very good allowing me time everyday…

Is this the one you mean?

Hope all good in New Zealand.

Best wishess

Ann