So I was diagnosed with my first stroke three weeks after the fact they estimated reading MRIs on October 10, 2006. Denial can't be denied but so far my strokes have been painless. The second one was diagnosed April third this year, neat how medicals avoid blaming me for not noticing another stroke for a week.
So how do I get someone to live with me when I've lost my balance?
I mean, I'm in no pain.

hi
many people would understand
my dad had a stroke not to long ago
he didnt even realize he had one
for he runing around and driving at 11am
and 3pm i get a email which didnt make sense for i had to read through the lines i was at my moms and i told her when she got home
i had to go home for a friend of mine was to come over
soon as i got home my friend took me to the hospitol
and my dad couldnt talk. i was there a short time for they were going to do test.. my neighbor drove him and stayed with him there
my mom and my older sister went and saw him
the next day my 2 older sisters and brother nlaw were there and he was talking.


i used to be a caregiver
and i was talking care of this ladies 2 aunts
and i walked into velma room to see how she was doing for she was watching tv
she looked at me and said i looked red. well i had a red shirt on. she said no my whole body looked red, so i knew something was wrong
i was watching her for a brief and i called one of there neices who happen to be a nurse and she said she would be by when she had to go to work
well before that even happen velma was walking around the halls and acting herself
there are so many differnt kinds of strokes
and i told her neice that lived there when she got home
sometime later they had plans to move to live close to her son for he wasent well
as to find out velma did die from a grandmall stroke
so the one she had when i was there was very lite where i knew there was a problem


if your in search of someone to live with you
for medical purposes you can get a caregiver from the disabilty
you also can be qualified for services to get a medical dog