never be the same and this is true. I have Rick at home with me on a daily basis - some times that is good - some times - it is not - but I have him and I will be forever grateful for that. His Occupational Therapist has just released him, she says that there is no new improvement, even though - he had a great improvement since the 1st of December - she has to base it on the month of the testing. Rick will continue with his Physical Therapy - he has had some good improvement in his walking - he is now walking without a cane and doing pretty good - of coarse he doesn't have the same gait as a man - that doesn't have any trouble with his leg or ankle - but the improvement is double the speed as he was in October, too. He is no longer going to Speech Therapy as that was just for a month to get his memory going again, after the seizures in November. We still have no insurance and are getting by for the time being. I have recently been blessed with the assistance of a program that comes into the home and sits with Rick while I am able to get out of the house and do errands or have some ME time. They also do a little light housekeeping or fixing a meal - if the need is there. I am not sure how long that program will run - but I have to tell you - I love it. So CUTE family - thank you for being you and being such a great place to come to, as it takes my mind off of all that is going on here. Unconditional Love, Shirlene
You and Rick are in my daily prayers.
God bless
Hugs Bev
So glad to see you have survived the year since Rick's stroke. I hope that his mobility and speech continue to improve too. Mum and Dad had home help when Dad was sick and Mum just loved it. So I am so happy to read that you are receiving this aid.
I'll keep you in my thoughts and prayers love Chris
Hugs and love
Claude