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Hi, my name is Pauline, I became my husbands' fulltime carer July 2015 when my husband had a stroke, he is left side paralysed, lost his speech, has to be peg fed overnight, he has left side neglect and has. Oncentration difficulties ( although he thinks he is ok)

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Elaineane

Hi Pauline

Sorry to hear about your husband but hope you are taking care of yourself.

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ReneeG

Hi Pauline, my husband also had a left side stroke two years ago. He has lost the use of his left arm and shuffles his left leg when he walks, using a stick.

He also doesn't realise that he is no longer able to do the thimgs he used to do prior to his stroke. He doesn't understand why he can't drive a car any more and gets very cross when I try to get him to see sense and face up to reality. Life is not easy.

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