Greatest role model ever! I'm glad your alright too.No, it wasfull blown. I was bleeding out of my brain, and that gave me the worst headaches I ever had. It hurt so bad I couldn't see. When I woke up in the hospital, all I could see was shadows. My biggest fear was I was going blind. A few days later I got my sight back, but for a while I was scared shirtless.
I recovered from my stroke, thankfully no paralysis, no slurred speech, so God's healing hand was on me again.
You remind me of a grizzled old war veteran who's lived through some real and actual hardships compared to what others may whine or complain about (yes, even me), yet still retains a sense of self-worth and perserverance.No, it wasfull blown. I was bleeding out of my brain, and that gave me the worst headaches I ever had. It hurt so bad I couldn't see. When I woke up in the hospital, all I could see was shadows. My biggest fear was I was going blind. A few days later I got my sight back, but for a while I was scared shirtless.
I recovered from my stroke, thankfully no paralysis, no slurred speech, so God's healing hand was on me again.
I doubt Oliver Stone will make a movie out of my days fighting Viet Cong in the rice paddies, but having a stroke was scary stuff. Painful stuff. The medical roller coaster I've been on, I wouldn't want anybody to live with what I do.You remind me of a grizzled old war veteran who's lived through some real and actual hardships compared to what others may whine or complain about (yes, even me), yet still retains a sense of self-worth and perserverance.
I tip my Radar O'Reilly hat to you, good sir.