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Brian I'm glad to see you are up and moving. That's important. The loss you feel will slowly come back. Maybe not all but much of it. The Brain is incredibly resilient and can relearn many things. My Sister-in-Law couldn't even walk after her injury (not a stroke) couldn't talk, couldn't feed herself. If you saw her today you would never know she had a brain injury. And that's all a stroke is. an injury.
Keep working those fingers Brian.
I was in Indie picking up my repaired truck and would have stopped by but it was really a bad day. Timing was just off I guess. I might be heading back to Michigan for a short visit soon. If you are up to it I might stop by.
Be well Brian.
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