Why Accepting Help is Key to Overcoming Struggles
Sometimes Father Knows Best In true father form, my dad is full of fatherly advice. One of the best pieces […]
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Transforming Pain into Gratitude: A Survival Guide
The Flyer One of the most troubling sights I’ve ever seen was in a physical rehab bathroom. Before one of
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From Victim to Survivor: Empowering Lessons for Our Children
My Daughter’s Path I was 44 when I had my massive stroke. My daughter was just 6 years old when
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Embracing the New You After a Stroke
After my stroke, I went to a psychiatrist to help me deal with my newfound physical and mental conditions. After
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What I Have Learned Since My Stroke: A Huge Lesson In Mindfulness
When I woke up, the new Noelle didn’t have much going for her except that she had survived the stroke.
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When the Feeding Tube Slipped Out the Apron Went On
Years ago after my stroke, my feeding tube literally fell out. After much deliberation, I decided NOT to replace it.
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Keeping My Side of the Street Clean: Finding Self-Love and Acceptance in Stroke Recovery
When I woke up from surviving a massive stroke, I confused some of the information that was initial given to
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The Healing Toss: How Decluttering Transformed My Post-Stroke Life
While I laid on the couch, after my stroke at my parents house, my husband (at the time) packed up
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Live Big Until You have to Live Small
I heard what I was telling the nurse and I thought my hospital roommates must be thinking that I was
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Almost the Worst
A nurse passed a packet of information out, as he walked towards the head of the classroom. I wanted to