My Stroke Journey

[Manchester33]

Well done mate. You've smashed it.

 

[Ric]

Well, that made me cry.

Thanks Coldplay…

Elbow

Doves, actually ;)

Great stuff Danny, your daughter must be very proud of you. Good luck in your ongoing recovery mate.

 

[Blue Lorry]

What a wonderful moment for you and your daughter Danny, you must be so proud of your hard work to achieve this and the support of your family, touching to see you walking in together x
P.S. Can you play left back now and do you track back?

 

[stonerblue]

Fantastic stuff

 

[Blue warrior]

Well done mate absolutely fantastic road to recovery and long may it continue. I too had a brain injury 6 years ago diffent to yours although similar symptoms but to my right side of the body.

The sensation you had of the panic attack sensation and numbness vision problems I know how you felt, it’s frightening my hearing also was distorted I couldn’t even string a sentence together. I had multiple lacunar infarctions deep in my brain at first they thought I had MS but further tests ruled that out. I’m still have hemi-sensory numbness now. My smaller vessels are now dead but I crack on. Everything normal one minute then boom life is super delicate you only truly appreciate when an unfortunate event occurs.

 

[ob]

Fantastic mate

 

[EastStandLower]

Well done Danny, your daughter must be super proud, Keep On Keeping On!

 

[Tarzan41]

I did a thing yesterday!
Following a life threatening brain haemorrhage & haemorrhagic stroke in March 22, after being told I wouldn’t walk again, me and my daughter walked back into the ground together for the first time again yesterday! I collapsed on the night we played palace away March 2022

Hope I’m ok sharing these links.
Proud moment & it made me realise just how far we’ve come!

Dan’s Story – Stroke at 31 due to Arteriovenous Malformation (AVM) | Different Strokes

I can still hear those very words and the fear in her voice as clear as day, even almost a year on. Whatever happened after that I don’t remember. I completely passed out and collapsed against the bathroom radiator.

differentstrokes.co.uk

https://www.youtube.com/@StrokeOfGenius90

Fantastic mate. Delighted for you.

 

[Mike N]

Absolutely beautiful.

 

[WickyWain]

Jeez, I saw the title thread and had yer down as one of us FOCs from CBL3! Well done, and hope yer journey continues for a very long time, even longer than it takes the Rags to be gifted another title.

It's crazy isn't it? An old work mate of mine had a stroke last year and sadly didn't make it, he was only 27/28 and very fit and active as well.

The OP's video was really heart warming to see.