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Paul Fisher came twice a week for three hours because he had never seen someone so determined … so clear on what she wanted to achieve. Part of my speech therapy and personal therapy was becoming immersed in language: speaking, Read More …
My first day in rehab and it was off to a rocky start. I was restless throughout most of the night, out of a mixture of anticipation and dread for the upcoming daily events. I was going to meet a Read More …
What would you do the next day and on subsequent days after the worst day of your life? The emergency doctor was already waiting for me as the paramedics navigated me into a room. Uh oh. No lines, no waiting. Read More …
From the outside looking in, people typically remarked that things came easily to me, a product of being in the right place at the right time or taking advantage of a given opportunity that fell into my lap. Even as Read More …
I have shared my story of having a stroke, but never quite like this. This is a manuscript I wrote with my speech therapist, Paul Fisher, but never published. It is important, yet difficult, for me to recount what happened Read More …