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Well, lookie there!
Posted on May 2, 2016 1 Comment
But I can write again, so yay!!! *feeling awesome* Advertisements
For my memory and my brain
Posted on March 21, 2016 1 Comment
I give up. I’ll fix my video upload thing tomorrow. YouTube link for now.
Time to start over, again.
Posted on January 27, 2016 Leave a Comment
I sigh as my right hip buckles to the left, causing me to tip too far to the right. My right arm flaps for a moment, contrasting my left arm which remains steady as I reach it behind my left buttock to brace for the fall. My left leg shoots too far to the side […]
Back to music
Posted on January 4, 2016 1 Comment
I’m too excited to not write a quick post about this. I just played a 12 chord progression on my classical guitar for the first time in 2 years, 2 months and 1 day. That’s 1,401 days since I last played a recognizable chord. My first college major was music performance in classical guitar. I […]
Brain matters
Posted on November 21, 2015 3 Comments
The above is an image from a series of MRIs that were taken within days of the stroke. The dark grey area is the area that was affected by oxygen loss during the stroke. That area is now dormant or idling. Someone asked me to talk about the physical changes in my brain, so I’m […]
It’s been… interesting.
Posted on November 17, 2015 6 Comments
I’ve debated about posting a video taken just after the stroke, but here goes. *deep breath* First, a few pictures taken 22 days before the stroke: 20 days after the stroke: 2 years and 10 days after the stroke: It’s been interesting.
…what was I talking about?
Posted on November 15, 2015 Leave a Comment
Since last night’s post, a few people have reached out to me to tell me that they’re very happy that I’ve recovered and/or that I’m an inspiration to them.
1.) THANK YOU to everyone who has read any of this blog, kept me in their thoughts, kept in contact with me, etc. This blog was meant to be a simple outlet and has turned into a way for me to communicate more easily to my family and friends, the difficulties and triumphs that have come my way over the past 2+ years.
2.) I can’t emphasize this enough: I have not recovered.</strong
