Hey thanks mam I'm a 17 yr old post stroke male patient , I was currently going through depressed emotions because I still can't completely control my hand My recovery is quite fast and I can grip things , although I cannot control my hand normally yet Thanks for the video I was done being depressed a few minutes ago and got back to my normal mindset and got recommended this video Thanks for the information
It’s obvious YOU have not had a stroke. “If you do your exercises you get a treat”….that works great for a dog but not for a stroke survivor. None of your advice was helpful. That good old tough love is terrible advice for dealing with someone who has suffered a stroke. Sorry. Compassion, caring, loving patience will help. Recovery is a marathon, not a sprint.
This is general advice and has to be modified depending on the personality, deficits and/or strengths of your stroke survivor. Perhaps I was not clear: finding the right motivation can be a huge help to getting the cooperation of a stroke survivor who has difficulty with problem-solving, understanding the consequences of their actions or inaction. I’m sorry you are having such a tough time. Feel free to drop out of SCSG to find a support group more suited to you and your loved ones needs. I wish you well.
Hey thanks mam
I'm a 17 yr old post stroke male patient , I was currently going through depressed emotions because I still can't completely control my hand
My recovery is quite fast and I can grip things , although I cannot control my hand normally yet
Thanks for the video
I was done being depressed a few minutes ago and got back to my normal mindset and got recommended this video
Thanks for the information
It’s obvious YOU have not had a stroke. “If you do your exercises you get a treat”….that works great for a dog but not for a stroke survivor. None of your advice was helpful. That good old tough love is terrible advice for dealing with someone who has suffered a stroke. Sorry. Compassion, caring, loving patience will help. Recovery is a marathon, not a sprint.
This is general advice and has to be modified depending on the personality, deficits and/or strengths of your stroke survivor. Perhaps I was not clear: finding the right motivation can be a huge help to getting the cooperation of a stroke survivor who has difficulty with problem-solving, understanding the consequences of their actions or inaction. I’m sorry you are having such a tough time. Feel free to drop out of SCSG to find a support group more suited to you and your loved ones needs. I wish you well.