Strokiversary

Today I celebrated a year of being a stroke survivor. It sounds weird to say that, but it is true. While my life is not truly any different than before the stroke, many stroke victims are not so fortunate. So, today I celebrated. 

Work was the least hectic it has been since Covid started and I was even able to go out to lunch with D-man (Marshall and T-man are camping). We went downtown and sat outside on Main Street and talked about golf and the golf team. 

After work, I hosted a few friends for happy hour on the front porch to toast my journey over the last year. And I wrapped up the evening with dinner with D-man talking about sports again. 

Much to celebrate - ability to work, time with family, time with friends, a wonderful town, a nice home and of course, my health. 

A rainbow last night over the hospital spotted during my golf round which brought attention to the wonderful care I received 

Cheers to everything 

Enjoying lunch 

While you can’t tell, the 3rd line of writing is me trying to write my name right when I realized something wasn’t right. 

May I always remember to continue smiling even when things are rough