Finding yourself after Stroke: Letisha Living

[Hightide2]

Thought the recently published book, 'Finding yourself after Stroke' maybe of interest to all who have been impacted by Stroke. This is a collection of 26 stories of courage and resilience by young Stroke survivors, compiled by Letisha Living. Also a young Stroke survivor. Available from amazon.com, in kindle or paperback.

This sounds like a good resource book, that can be dipped into anytime. Not too heavy and not too light. And it has received excellent reviews.

[cat3]

Hope you're ok m'love..... 😑 Xx

[Hightide2 in reply to cat3]

Hello E, all is good. Thanks for asking. And I don't need to ask about your knee. But I will anyway. I guess you are still awaiting to receive treatment for your knee? 😐

[cat3 in reply to Hightide2]

I actually had a text out of the blue for an appointment in 2 weeks time (waited 4 months so lost my temper last week when phoning again, only to be told 'Be patient' and that the walk in clinic at local hospital wouldn't be an option so not to waste my time).

Thanks for remembering C 😑. Take care, and love to you & Artie. Xx

[JULIETstevens]

i am a brain haemorhage survivor and author now trying to fashion out a new career as i can't go back to being a private client solicitor, as i was before my stroke. i've volunteered for our local paper but really want to get my 2 novels published- one written before illness, one after. i have an english degree (2:1 and postgrad diploma in prof writing.... how would you proceed.....