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YOU CAN DO IT!
105 Thoughts, Feelings and Solutions to Inspire You
Recorded book read by fellow Toastmaster, Nick Dunbar
 Do you have trouble reading? Don't have time to read?
NOW you can listen - NOW hear it all on audio cassette
 Help you express your feelings about what it's like to survive a stroke, especially paralysis and aphasia.
Give you solutions to get organized, dressed, and energized to succeed in everyday life after a stroke.
Provide tips to help you overcome disabilities to return to work.
Show you strategies to overcome aphasia and give a professional speech, like Paul.
Table of Contents:
- 3 Things that Give Me Motivation
- Thoughts About Understanding My Stroke
- How It Feels to be Disabled
- My Solutions and Tips
- Tips on Finding a Job
- How I Learn to Give a Speech
- How I Conquered My Stroke
Motivation...
4. "Practice saying this out loud...I CAN DO IT! I CAN DO IT!"
Thoughts...
11. "My right arm and hand are useless--like a permanent broken arm."
Feelings...
14. "I'm slow at everything."
29. "My life was like the development of western civilization: Before my stroke, was like the rise of the Roman Empire, then when my stroke hit, I was thrown into the Dark Ages. Finally, after years of struggle, I emerged into the Industrial Revolution..."
Solutions...
63. "I can't button my sleeve on my good left arm, so I use collar extenders on the cuff button. This gives me a little extra room so I can button the cuff first, then slide my hand in."
Tips on Finding a Job...
79. "Explore new and different types of work you can do part time, full time, or as a volunteer."
"You have inspired many people by handling your adversity in the most positive way. What your spirit has done is greater than 70 home runs."
- Bob Williams, Stroke Survivor
Recorded book - Audio CD:, 47 minutes Only $21.50. Order now.
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