Hi, my name is peterboots!

peterboots
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hi im astroke survivor of 18 years ex advice worker learned to walk again and drive im independant motto has been adapt and survive
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Hello @peterboots Pleased to meet you welcome.
Thank you for sharing positive words. Thank you for joining.
We are a friendly, supportive community. Care and share.
There will be many of our community who can identify what you have been through. Like your attitude.
Please ask if we can advise on anything. Some one will know.
Pleasure to meet you.
Please take care.
@thespiceman
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Hi @peterboots
Welcome my friend it’s great ? to meet you today.
I had my Stroke in 1998 at a of 32.
Yes my recovery has been ongoing.
You have got the right idea!!!!!
Please please let me know if I can help/support you further?????
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Hi @peterboots welcome to the community! I have had to learn to walk again this year and definitely had my low days! Onwards and upwards now0
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adapt and survive ignore those negative people who say you shouldent or keep sayong let me do it for you when you so no thank you they do it any way think ing how good they ar, i appreciate the offer of aid but not being ignored.
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I totally agree with you! We work so hard to regain our independence and people still try and take it away!0
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im glad its not just me that feels as if i take two steps or in my case limps forwards. to be told im disabled and shouldent be doing things, i swore never to be reliant on any one my children offered to look after me for me to live with them and couldent understand my refusal causing problems as an ex advice worker with the cab i was luckily well informed of my rights and benefits while at the same time seeking employment only to be refused a number of times as myreferences where out of date basicaly i found out from freinds they didnt want the responsibility of another stroke occuring i even applied to the stroke association and was interviewed by a non stroke survivor and didnt get the job i basicaly gave up tryingand developed a life of education and political intrests but despite the fights ive had for the support of the disabled i feel no further forward
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I know how it feels to not want to rely on others but unfortunately, in my case, I have to be looked after 24/7. It is horrible coming to terms with everything and I too want to work.0
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im lucky and reause it i had four years in a wheel chair and the lack of knowledge people have in dealing with a person with a disability talking as though you lacked any mental clarity talking across you ignoreing you, dont give up ami things are changeing slowly to slowly
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thanks to all for the great welcome
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