you mustn't be aware of the op's posting history of late. while you are of course quite correct that a stroke is not even remotely funny, the rest of the post is. banging on about pubg 'chutes as if it was some amazing achievement that was worth wrecking ones life for - now that is bloody funny.
Moral of the story?
don't stick with a long distance relationship, quit it and find someone closer, even if you have a child with them, ( I did,)
Along with this, if you are going to be glued to a PC, then take the time to walk around every now and then, to keep your blood from pooling in your legs, same with if you are doing any long distance driving, take stops, and walk around
definitely have your cholesterol checked too, and get on statins if you need them, when I was taken into hospital, they found my cholestrol was sky high, and immediately I was put on statins, along with blood thinners
while I was away, I did not get any better, losing the left hand side of my body, so I had to face that I was never going to play another computer game that needed my left hand!( I play chess now.)
But while I was away PUBG also introduced being able to use your parachute again, and again, base jump style, so I would have got a lot of use out of that skin, striking fear into other player's hearts out there
It just wasn't meant to be
What was your level of recovery? Did you get use of all your limbs back? xxHad a stroke 2 years ago, at the age of 36. Caused by a vertebral artery dissection - Was in the critical room for 2 weeks.
Life hits hard, we are not all invincible. Make the most of it as you hear the old saying - Never know what's around the corner
You should be discharged with the aftercare from the stroke association, they are the real hero's. Will help massively on the road to recovery.
-FYI Was fit an healthy and regularly attended the gym. Had an outdoor job so was not confined to a screen all day.
- My job now is a desk job, cant be the same I once was.
Yeah ain't no way I'm stopping grinding for some ho baby momma
Very good, left arm still gives me grief but been youngish I made sure I did everything I could to get back to normal. Pushing myself to extreme in some cases. 2 steps back 1 forward and all that.
I came to ask that. Starting to think we are exactly the same person.
My carer? lol no, we are just friends,
I'd only recently had my annual check up in the november 2019 before the stroke! in january2020, weight was fine blood pressure was good, bmi was fine, waistline was fine, stopped smoking 3 months before the stroke too, but I used to be a heavy smoker prrior to stopping (cruel joke really,
Sadly not, and I'm always honest here, it is one of my only places where I can express myself at the moment! I really appreciate the place,
nope, we were not married, someone did, mention that they thought I had a wife be after one of my earlier threads, I'd said my GF left me after the stroke, and later hey said to someone else that my wife had left me, I didn't correct them at the time because it seemed a genuine mistake, and she meant almost as much to me as a wife tbh, I still tragically love her, getting over her is proving a real challenge because we were together for over 20 years albeit long distance for the majority of that
The plot thickens
Both examples of me using the 'and so does/is my wife joke from the life of brian, read the context of me saying that with that joke in mind and it will make sense, I say' and so is my wife 'quite a lot, thinking that people will get the referene, same with 'I want to be a woman' but yeah the last time I said that here, the person said 'carry on being a normal person on the internet, so I just guess that people don't get the life of brian jokes!
