Stroke and Dementia

I’m sorry to hear of your mother, my stroke was caused by high blood pressure, my left side is still numb , i can walk with my pole, left hand doesn’t work. Try to make things as best I can. Take care John

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My mum like you suffered a haemorrage at the age of 45 left side numb use a calliper.
Divorced me dad 10yrs later and lived on her own until she passed aged 70
Her memory was lapsing but she could still function without carers, she had a good circle of family and friends
You will have good bad days but like my mum i think its just as we get older are memiry not so good

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Thankyou for sharing Matthew

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Thankyou Martiage. Perhaps I should count my blessings

@Martiage1989 just popping by to say hi & welcome to the forum. Hope you find it a useful & friendly place to be.

Best wishes

Ann

Thankyou Ann and Simon. It has been a warm welcome.

Peter

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Hi Peter,

How are you feeling now? And how is your confusion, etc?

Sometimes stroke patients have regression over time for unknown reasons, and they have to work hard to reverse course.

Please take care of yourself.

Matthew

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Just wanted to say Hi and welcome you to the forum. It’s a friendly, helpful place to ask anything you want or chat or offload for a while.

Take care now

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Thankyou Matthew. I’m very lucky to be fine in between the episodes of confusion and discomfort. You take care too.

Peter

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Thankyou “Emerald”. You take care too.

Peter

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