Aneurysm on my brain

Keep up with your work mate!

Hope you keep improving step by step. Have a great day

My mom had one on her brain like 15 years ago. Now she is fine, so there is hope :)

Keep up the work for your recovery.. I wish you all the best

Hey, I did not have an aneurysm and I don't even make 10,000 steps a day. So at least you can laugh about that. :)

But seriously, I'm sorry to hear about that, but at least you are young and sounds like you have lots of time and spirit to work through the recovery process. I wish you the best of luck and welcome to the steamgifts community! :)

I hope you recover from this unfortunate problem. I am not sure I understand the second photo, is that a device to train your leg ?

I wish you all the best with your recovery.

I'm sure you will get better, keep the recovery work! If you need help in dark souls 1 or 2 with any boss, just let me know.

I just want to share a video that someone shared on telegram a few weeks ago:

Never, Ever Give Up. Arthur's Inspirational Transformation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qX9FSZJu448

I do hope you will be be much better soon. :)

Hope yo uget better!!! And your working on it so keep on!!

Bumping the thread

Seems pretty hard having to deal with something like this when you're so young. Keep up your spirit, all the best!

damn that's terrible, hope you get better soon ;_;

best of luck :3

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Sorry to hear it buddy... Much love.

Best wishes.

I have 10,000 steps each day.

Damn, nicely done!
Keep a positive frame of mind, keep working at it, and best of luck to you. :)

I hope you make the best out of this situation, whatever that means to you
Good luck on your treatment and best wishes to you, your family, and your friends

I have a similar experience. I am a survivor of chronic carbon monoxide poisoning. This left me with drain bramage, cardiovascular damage and diabetes type 2. It has been a number of years since my injury. It takes time. Of course we will never be 100% what we were like before. It is a bit of an adventure if you have the right attitude. I have changed and learned much in the process. I am more compassionate, understanding, patient and I am less judgmental. I game and use gaming and tabletop gaming to continue my recover with my mental skills. The social aspect of gaming also has helped to provide moral support and others who are willing to be patient of my condition so that everyone can have fun with the game. I found that the speech recognition software Dragon has been useful in typing and working on written documents. Reading has changed for me. I try audio books. I can only read small portions of text. like a magazine or newspaper article. Have hope and hang in there. Goals are good motivations and to not be worried when things take longer than they seem. You will come through this experience, like me, a stronger and better person.

I am going to add you to my friends-list. I have a few games I can give you from your wishlist. From one brain damage survivor to another.

Wow... that's a tough thing to go through. I have a neurological disease myself-- Parkinson's Disease... and it hit me when I was 39... been living with it now 9 years and everyday is a struggle.

I'm proud of your 10,000 steps. You are a great role model for me as I need to get walking again;...

My heart goes out to you.

You remind me of the dude in white from this movie, quality dog's body throwing action comedy from my country.

Kepp it up! You are good!)

I hope everything will work out for you, Surfpup. Take care.

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All the best, Ian! Get well soon!

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I've got more poetry.