Recovery After Stroke
Recovery After Stroke
Young Stroke Survivor at 37 – Erica Wasser
Young Stroke Survivor at 37 – Erica Wasser
Young Stroke Survivor at 37 – Erica Wasser
Monday 16th December 2019
Join Erica Wasser as she shares her journey of stroke recovery at 37, highlighting resilience, rehabilitation, and the power of gratitude.
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Get the buttons here!Erica Wasser's Road to Recovery: A Stroke Survivor's Story
Well, gratitude is a big thing, and if you can be grateful for something that's coming out of a stroke, well that's a good start to being grateful for other things later on.
Imagine being just 37 and facing the life-altering experience of a stroke. That's what happened to Erica Wasser, and her journey to recovery is nothing short of inspiring. In this episode, Erica opens up about the physical, emotional, and cognitive challenges she faced after her stroke. From struggling to answer simple questions to the joy of regaining control over her facial muscles, her story is a testament to resilience and determination.
Despite battling anxiety and insomnia before her stroke, Erica now finds herself sleeping better and embracing a more positive outlook on life. She underscores the importance of rehabilitation and coaching in overcoming the limitations imposed by a stroke and setting new goals for the future. Erica also delves into the complexities of adjusting to post-stroke life with family and partners, highlighting issues of privacy and space.
Her candid discussion includes her struggles with eating disorders and self-acceptance, illustrating how gratitude for small victories can lead to a more fulfilling life. Tune in to hear Erica's moving journey and gain valuable insights into recovery, intimacy, anxiety, and the power of gratitude.