This is very good, inspiring and encouraging..I had a Hemorrhagic stroke this year in March 2024 and am working on balance and normal walking...iam very encouraged and inspired by this...
Hi Lidia! Another hemorrhagic stroke survivor from June, 2017. You've improved so much and should be proud of yourself! You're already using a quad-cane! I have major balance issues and working on walking by myself. Watching your improvements is inspirational. So good to see you have helpful and encouraging Therapists!
Hi Lidia and family. Keep up the good effort. I hope you are still improving oneday at a time I came across your video Tuesday 5:47pm 29/8/23. Its been 3yrs since my brain haemorrhage recovery, very blessed to be alive still. It is hereditary in my genes, so this for sure is a Miracle in my book. Singing is another game changer in your recovery if you love singing for fun like me. Making time to see the Ocean, rivers, or lakes if you are close to it. It certainly makes your mind clear, n while out n about watching the waves, take a small speaker and play your spotify fav songs, that is another fun n beautiful time out to do. Get yourself a walker, that can be turned into a wheechair when your tired of walking. I love singing, so i joined a group of women that sings for fun n two of us have an Impairment n the rest are all independent women. I get a carer through NDIS that takes me to whereever i need to go. So if your iphone is second nature, then hopefully research n find lots of ideas on it, to help you with your recovery. We still have sensations, people look at us, we look okay, but we are not the same as we use to be. I just wanted to encourage you and keep up the strong, and your brilliant effort and energy that you do everyday, you wake up, and glad to be alive and breathing. Stay blessed and always be happy. I live in Melbourne, Australia. What can i say, we Aussie citizens are so blessed. I hope the same goes with your country of citizen as well. Until your next video, I look forward to your continuous full recovery. Lots of love always Juliana.
We have come to realize that some of Lidia’s confidence in walking is determined by the brace she is wearing at the time. We have narrowed down some favorites. Her best one was a custom made AFO but we are slowly transitioning to the FootScientific Elevate 360. Thank you for watching and good luck in your recovery.
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Thank you for your encouragement. Lidia is doing great. She is making progress. We will continue to post videos of her recovery and hope that she can be an inspiration to others recovering from a stroke.
You’re looking great, my hemmoraghic brain bleed was 10/02/09 was given a 10 year expectancy to live I’m still here it’s a long road but with positivity and a will to live you’ll go far. One day at a time.
God bless you lidia you go young lady I feel your pain my daughter suffered a hemorrhagic stroke in December but being an EMT she caught it in time surgery went well the doctor told us she saved her own life by recognizing the symptoms. Thank God she is recovering very nicely no need for rehabilitation or therapy God is good and my family and I will be praying for your full recovery be well and stay strong
Hi I'm also a stroke survivor I had 2 strokes 3 years ago and looking at you ther makes me more stronger you are doing so great makes me more motivated keep it up and updated!
God bless you people,it's good to see how you can get through the fog and seeing the light through it all. My significant other is a Blessed spirit and I will be there with her every step of the way,for I know she would do the same. Blessings to you both,may the best be the journey.
Thank you for your words of encouragement. Tomorrow is never promised to us. Be thankful for today. The road to recovery is hard, even for the caregiver. It's ok to cry but make sure you laugh as well. Thank you for watching our videos.
I just watched your anniversary video where you said you could not walk yet. But on this video, the last shot looks like you are walking. Walking with can, crutch or walker is still walking. The fact that you are needing less assistance is awesome! Keep up the hard work. I know you’ll make this goal!
Thank you for watching our video and fir your words of encouragement. We are at 18 months post-stroke and Lidia is walking with only the assistance of her cane and AFO brace. She can get up and down from her wheelchair, bed and couch. We still struggle getting on and off the toilet. We believe even that will be remedied soon. Keep on fighting the fight.
Hello I saw your video and I was in tears 😭. My brother my only brother suffered the same stroke on June 6th it’s been 2 weeks and a few days he’s still in the hospital my mother and I are his POA this has been very difficult on or family to watch him struggle with the simplest things we are so emotional 😭 day after day you’re a blessing to your wife keep supporting her and motivating her and we will do the same for my brother god bless you and your family ❤️
I'm sorry to hear about your brother. It is so hard to see our loved ones struggle through their trials. You may be interested in watching what we documented for weeks 1 through 5. I'll include the link. Our hearts and prayers go to you and your family as you help and support your brother in his recovery. ua-cam.com/play/PLyIyFb69ayYFcRlZ6CKT-1uCQFTqUQb4O.html If you don't see 5 videos, you may have to turn the restricted mode off within your accounts settings.
Thankyou lydia for sharing your journey of success .. i hope you recover day by day . my mom is also a haemorhhage survivor but she's still struggling to stand in walk . it also took place in nov19 ..i'm feeling so motivated after watching your video that i'm sure mom will also reach this level very soon . God bless
Thank you for watching. One of the reasons we make these videos is to help other people. It is possible. I would suggest making videos of your mom as well so that she can look back and see her own progress. Sometimes it's hard to see your own progress, but when we look back, we realize that we are actually doing it. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your mother. Take one day at a time and always remember to never give up.
Its 9 months since my mom had the same stroke out here in nyc. Its a shame the way the insurance companies and nursing facilities do not dedicate this much care to my mom. She has the potential to walk but the services she receives are limited. Shes worked all her life so that means you get limited services and don’t qualify for better services. You don’t work a day in ur life and u get approved for medicade and you get every service possible with the tax dollars my mom use to pay when she worked. I wish i could get her more help.
Had an ICH stroke 7 months ago - brain surgery and treatment for leg aneurysm simultaneously - leg removed AKA - two weeks later - DVT in opposing leg one month afterwards - currently training with walker and bars - hope to be walking before Xmas. Chances of recovery over 4 years is very low. Cannot get insurance for cruising at all with ICH.
I had a hemorrhagic stroke as well when I was 39 yrs. old. Keep up the great work Lydia! With me, almost 16 yrs. later, I saving money to go get Stem Cell Treatment which costs $7,000 per treatment, and maybe Lydia should look into that as well. I'm from Canada, so I have to go to Vancouver however the results are amazing! Best of Luck!
@@annvish1227 Stem Cell Treatment is when they take a person's Stem Cells or your own, out of your body and inject them back in. It is amazing, it's like re-wiring your brain to make things work again.
I recomend doing Aikido wrist streches to loosen up the affected side. I had one when I was 23 years old. Luckily I took Aikdo in my teens overseas. and applied the excersize to my self it worked wonders.
I wish I had the answer. We are also struggling with arm and hand movement. We do exercises every day. With my help, we straighten out her arm. We were instructed not raise her arm more than 90 degrees either in front or to the side. I also help her stretch out her hand and fingers so that they don't bunch up in a ball. We do this at least once a day. It's hard because Lidia can't do these stretches by herself so I have to help her. We have an air splint that helps keeping her arm straight while helping her move her shoulder. Also, we have an arm skate that helps with movement of her arm and elbow.
Rama, recovering from a stroke is hard work. We've been going for just over a year now. We've been working with a physical therapist but have done a lot of our recovery from home. We also watch a youtube channel called Orlando Neuro Therapy. ua-cam.com/channels/VLi3JmSusOe45zJxZw0E9w.html. They key is to have a good attitude and never give up. Every day try something new.
Hypertension has gotten better. It used to be way worse than it is. She has to consciously think about it. The good thing is that when she does concentrate on not hyperextending, she can do it. Which means, eventually, we’ll be able to do it without thinking.
How long does it take for a full recovery? This is a hard question to answer because everybody is different. When I write this comment, Lidia is 18 months post-stroke. She is able to walk with a cane and an AFO. She can walk without a cane but is still wobbly. She doesn't have functional movement in her hand and arm yet. Recovery never stops. The body and brain are wonderful things and they learn to adapt. Because the stroke damaged part of Lidia's brain, she won't be like she was, she'll just be different. I think that this is the same for everybody, we won't be like were, we'll just be different.
With Botox, the doctor can target specific muscles. We had three main spots. The pectoral muscle which if loosened will allow us to lift her arm from the shoulder up or out from her body. The bicep muscles and one other below her elbow joint that would allow us to straighten her arm at the elbow. Her wrist was ok, but we also tried to target her middle finger so that we can get it straight.
@@StrokeofMadness so now my left arm I have a trouble about the elbow can't straight and the finger can't straight that's they say the Botox will help that why I want to hear the results from your guy thank you so much
@@vy6289 it won’t solve the issue completely. There is still going to be tightness. It is important that once you have the Botox that you are diligent in your exercises and stretching.
This is very good, inspiring and encouraging..I had a Hemorrhagic stroke this year in March 2024 and am working on balance and normal walking...iam very encouraged and inspired by this...
Hi Lidia! Another hemorrhagic stroke survivor from June, 2017. You've improved so much and should be proud of yourself! You're already using a quad-cane! I have major balance issues and working on walking by myself. Watching your improvements is inspirational. So good to see you have helpful and encouraging Therapists!
Hi Lidia and family. Keep up the good effort. I hope you are still improving oneday at a time I came across your video Tuesday 5:47pm 29/8/23. Its been 3yrs since my brain haemorrhage recovery, very blessed to be alive still. It is hereditary in my genes, so this for sure is a Miracle in my book. Singing is another game changer in your recovery if you love singing for fun like me. Making time to see the Ocean, rivers, or lakes if you are close to it. It certainly makes your mind clear, n while out n about watching the waves, take a small speaker and play your spotify fav songs, that is another fun n beautiful time out to do. Get yourself a walker, that can be turned into a wheechair when your tired of walking. I love singing, so i joined a group of women that sings for fun n two of us have an Impairment n the rest are all independent women. I get a carer through NDIS that takes me to whereever i need to go. So if your iphone is second nature, then hopefully research n find lots of ideas on it, to help you with your recovery. We still have sensations, people look at us, we look okay, but we are not the same as we use to be. I just wanted to encourage you and keep up the strong, and your brilliant effort and energy that you do everyday, you wake up, and glad to be alive and breathing. Stay blessed and always be happy. I live in Melbourne, Australia. What can i say, we Aussie citizens are so blessed. I hope the same goes with your country of citizen as well. Until your next video, I look forward to your continuous full recovery. Lots of love always Juliana.
Im also a hemorrhagic stroke last july 25 2020.i can walk slowly,and i know it takes time to get back from normal😊
We have come to realize that some of Lidia’s confidence in walking is determined by the brace she is wearing at the time. We have narrowed down some favorites. Her best one was a custom made AFO but we are slowly transitioning to the FootScientific Elevate 360.
Thank you for watching and good luck in your recovery.
I'm also
I'm from India
I'm walking one km daily
God bless u dear
you are inspirational! best wishes, from another stroke patient
Thank you so much for watching.
Are you suffering from stroke or body paralysis and you want urgent cure then contact this WhatsApp number +2349076929752 he was the man that cured my father from stroke and paralysis
Thank you Lydia for sharing your story! You are doing an amazing job. Keep up the hard work and dedication! 😁
Thank you for your encouragement. Lidia is doing great. She is making progress. We will continue to post videos of her recovery and hope that she can be an inspiration to others recovering from a stroke.
You’re looking great, my hemmoraghic brain bleed was 10/02/09 was given a 10 year expectancy to live I’m still here it’s a long road but with positivity and a will to live you’ll go far. One day at a time.
God bless you lidia you go young lady I feel your pain my daughter suffered a hemorrhagic stroke in December but being an EMT she caught it in time surgery went well the doctor told us she saved her own life by recognizing the symptoms. Thank God she is recovering very nicely no need for rehabilitation or therapy God is good and my family and I will be praying for your full recovery be well and stay strong
Thank you for your words of encouragement. Our prayers go out to you and your daughter and wish he a speedy recovery.
Our family will be praying for your full recovery 🙏🙏🙏 and our daughter is doing well thank you and God bless
Amazing job!keep it up... i'm a stroke survivor too and your video keeps me motivated.. thanks a lot... love to see you running in near future...
Us survivors need to stick together. Thanks for watching.
Hi
I'm also a stroke survivor I had 2 strokes 3 years ago and looking at you ther makes me more stronger you are doing so great makes me more motivated keep it up and updated!
Thank you Asif. Keep going.
Go Lidia!! Im so glad you're getting all this documented. from a fellow hemorrhagic left sided stroke survivor. keep up the good work!!!
Thank you, Angie. You encouragement has put a smile on our faces.
God bless you people,it's good to see how you can get through the fog and seeing the light through it all. My significant other is a Blessed spirit and I will be there with her every step of the way,for I know she would do the same. Blessings to you both,may the best be the journey.
Thank you for your words of encouragement. Tomorrow is never promised to us. Be thankful for today. The road to recovery is hard, even for the caregiver. It's ok to cry but make sure you laugh as well. Thank you for watching our videos.
You have the determination to walk again you will do it keep it up♥️
Thank you for your words of encouragement. We are doing it!
I just watched your anniversary video where you said you could not walk yet. But on this video, the last shot looks like you are walking. Walking with can, crutch or walker is still walking. The fact that you are needing less assistance is awesome! Keep up the hard work. I know you’ll make this goal!
Thank you for watching our video and fir your words of encouragement. We are at 18 months post-stroke and Lidia is walking with only the assistance of her cane and AFO brace. She can get up and down from her wheelchair, bed and couch. We still struggle getting on and off the toilet. We believe even that will be remedied soon. Keep on fighting the fight.
Hello I saw your video and I was in tears 😭. My brother my only brother suffered the same stroke on June 6th it’s been 2 weeks and a few days he’s still in the hospital my mother and I are his POA this has been very difficult on or family to watch him struggle with the simplest things we are so emotional 😭 day after day you’re a blessing to your wife keep supporting her and motivating her and we will do the same for my brother god bless you and your family ❤️
I'm sorry to hear about your brother. It is so hard to see our loved ones struggle through their trials. You may be interested in watching what we documented for weeks 1 through 5. I'll include the link.
Our hearts and prayers go to you and your family as you help and support your brother in his recovery.
ua-cam.com/play/PLyIyFb69ayYFcRlZ6CKT-1uCQFTqUQb4O.html
If you don't see 5 videos, you may have to turn the restricted mode off within your accounts settings.
Thank you Lydia ❤
Joyce ❤
Great progress! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you. We will continue to share our story as we go along. Thank you for watching and we hope you are well and safe.
Thankyou lydia for sharing your journey of success .. i hope you recover day by day . my mom is also a haemorhhage survivor but she's still struggling to stand in walk . it also took place in nov19 ..i'm feeling so motivated after watching your video that i'm sure mom will also reach this level very soon .
God bless
Thank you for watching. One of the reasons we make these videos is to help other people. It is possible. I would suggest making videos of your mom as well so that she can look back and see her own progress. Sometimes it's hard to see your own progress, but when we look back, we realize that we are actually doing it.
Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your mother. Take one day at a time and always remember to never give up.
We were going back through the comments of our videos and saw this. How is your mom doing now? We hope that you all are doing well.
IVE NEVER SEEN ANYONE RECOVER LIKE BEFORE STROKE,,,,,DAMAGE CANT GO AWAY
We understand that things may not go back to the way that they were. One thing is for sure, we are going to try.
Yeah whatever!! G in your name stands for George not GOD!
What a horrible thing to state.
She is doing AMAAAAAZZZZINGGGG!!
So you've seen everyone on the planet who's had a stroke 'av yer George'? Good God am glad I haven't got you to rely on.......shut up George!
Its 9 months since my mom had the same stroke out here in nyc. Its a shame the way the insurance companies and nursing facilities do not dedicate this much care to my mom. She has the potential to walk but the services she receives are limited. Shes worked all her life so that means you get limited services and don’t qualify for better services. You don’t work a day in ur life and u get approved for medicade and you get every service possible with the tax dollars my mom use to pay when she worked. I wish i could get her more help.
I pushed myself so hard cuz I wanted my kids to see me walk again
And now, after 5 years, how are you doing now?
Great!!!!!!!
This really helps me to motivate my dad
That’s why we make these videos. We hope that they help you and your recovery. Thanks for watching.
Had an ICH stroke 7 months ago - brain surgery and treatment for leg aneurysm simultaneously - leg removed AKA - two weeks later - DVT in opposing leg one month afterwards - currently training with walker and bars - hope to be walking before Xmas. Chances of recovery over 4 years is very low. Cannot get insurance for cruising at all with ICH.
I had a hemorrhagic stroke as well when I was 39 yrs. old. Keep up the great work Lydia! With me, almost 16 yrs. later, I saving money to go get Stem Cell Treatment which costs $7,000 per treatment, and maybe Lydia should look into that as well. I'm from Canada, so I have to go to Vancouver however the results are amazing! Best of Luck!
Stem Cell Treatment sounds very, very interesting. We will do some research to see what it is all about. Thank you for watching our video.
What is stem cell treatment?
@@annvish1227 Stem Cell Treatment is when they take a person's Stem Cells or your own, out of your body and inject them back in. It is amazing, it's like re-wiring your brain to make things work again.
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She is doing great. She stood up out of her chair without assistance yesterday. Every day is something new. We count even the small things.
I recomend doing Aikido wrist streches to loosen up the affected side. I had one when I was 23 years old. Luckily I took Aikdo in my teens overseas. and applied the excersize to my self it worked wonders.
We'll have to do some research on this. Thank you for the suggestion.
Nice video
Hey mate,
Thanks for sharing!!
What you recommend for hand as mom is having same problem
I wish I had the answer. We are also struggling with arm and hand movement. We do exercises every day. With my help, we straighten out her arm. We were instructed not raise her arm more than 90 degrees either in front or to the side. I also help her stretch out her hand and fingers so that they don't bunch up in a ball. We do this at least once a day. It's hard because Lidia can't do these stretches by herself so I have to help her.
We have an air splint that helps keeping her arm straight while helping her move her shoulder. Also, we have an arm skate that helps with movement of her arm and elbow.
God bless u maam
so i have one year of tending to my mom, interesting. My mom is on the right side. Thank you for the info, this will help me a lot.
Thank you for watching. I hope that your mom is doing better. We’ll be posting more videos as we go.
Keep ot up❤
Please reply me how can that is improvement tel me treatment please please
Rama, recovering from a stroke is hard work. We've been going for just over a year now. We've been working with a physical therapist but have done a lot of our recovery from home. We also watch a youtube channel called Orlando Neuro Therapy. ua-cam.com/channels/VLi3JmSusOe45zJxZw0E9w.html. They key is to have a good attitude and never give up. Every day try something new.
Keep it up you got this !!!💪🏼😎
Thank you. We appreciate your words of encouragement and for watching our videos.
I noticed while she was walking her leg went in hyper extension now she conditions is same? Or hyper extension went away?
Hypertension has gotten better. It used to be way worse than it is. She has to consciously think about it. The good thing is that when she does concentrate on not hyperextending, she can do it. Which means, eventually, we’ll be able to do it without thinking.
If you look at out treadmill challenge video, you’ll see that she is doing so much better.
@@StrokeofMadness yes I noticed
I know what you are going through cuz I have had a severe stroke 5 years ago and I almost died
Heather, thank you for watching. What kind of stroke did you have?
Hi this is Baskaran my other also has a same problem did how many days can able to take this cure fully to a normal life.
How long does it take for a full recovery? This is a hard question to answer because everybody is different. When I write this comment, Lidia is 18 months post-stroke. She is able to walk with a cane and an AFO. She can walk without a cane but is still wobbly. She doesn't have functional movement in her hand and arm yet.
Recovery never stops.
The body and brain are wonderful things and they learn to adapt. Because the stroke damaged part of Lidia's brain, she won't be like she was, she'll just be different. I think that this is the same for everybody, we won't be like were, we'll just be different.
@@StrokeofMadness fine thanks for your information 👍
Hi I see in the video she look like have the flexed elbow too???does the Botox help for that too??? Thank you
With Botox, the doctor can target specific muscles. We had three main spots. The pectoral muscle which if loosened will allow us to lift her arm from the shoulder up or out from her body. The bicep muscles and one other below her elbow joint that would allow us to straighten her arm at the elbow. Her wrist was ok, but we also tried to target her middle finger so that we can get it straight.
@@StrokeofMadness Thank you for let me know how about her legs she getting better to walking???
@@StrokeofMadness so now my left arm I have a trouble about the elbow can't straight and the finger can't straight that's they say the Botox will help that why I want to hear the results from your guy thank you so much
@@vy6289 it won’t solve the issue completely. There is still going to be tightness. It is important that once you have the Botox that you are diligent in your exercises and stretching.
@@StrokeofMadness wow really you make me confused I don't know I get or not now
Thanks for sharing her journey especially during COVID 2020. I wish and pray for her continued recovery
Thank you for watching. We will continue to post videos of our recovery. Stay tuned.
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