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Thriving a Stroke

We all have the potential to take the broken bits and piece them back together again. Want to build together?

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If you're wondering...

Who Is This Book For?

Since I’ve been eating, sleeping and breathing this book for the better part of three years, I think I can speak to this QUITE CONFIDENTLY:

If you’re seeking a warrior to walk with you, this book is for you.

If you feel like no one understands, this book is for you.

If you’ve been wondering why does it look so easy to others, this book is for you.

If you have ever felt alone, like no one else understands you, this book is for you.

If you are on the steep road to recovery, this book is for you.

If you’ve been terrified of losing control, this book is for you.

This book is for you.

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A Stroke Survivor’s Memoir

NO COWARDS ALLOWED

My story of surviving the single most unrelenting twelve months I have ever known, of the darkness and anguish that it provoked… yet my impetus for change.

I was living the expat dream.

Three children in a central Tokyo private school, house, and travel back home all paid for.

Until the morning when my carotid artery spontaneously ripped, causing blood to pool in my artery wall.

As I sank into the stroke, coming closer and closer to death, I didn’t find it scary.

In fact, it felt tender and warm, like an embrace.

My life was more "spoiled expat wife" than sex, drugs & rock-n-roll.

I was forty-six-year-old woman... and, yet, I was about to have a stroke

I would like to say that, when it happened, what ran through my mind were my kids or my husband, but actually what goes through your mind when you're knee-deep in experiencing a stroke is nothingness.