Learning to Slow Down After a Stroke: From Constant Busyness to Flowing Through Life
It’s now five weeks after my stroke. Physically I am fully recovered, miracle of miracles, and what huge blessing. Still, I can well believe that


















It’s now five weeks after my stroke. Physically I am fully recovered, miracle of miracles, and what huge blessing. Still, I can well believe that
Ordinary Moments, Extraordinary Awareness So magical, yet so very ordinary and earthy. Eminently practical, matter of fact, and at the same time, absolutely miraculous… that’s
I have been moved now out of Emergency, and up to the fifth floor, the Neurological Ward. It’s still Saturday, the day of my stroke,
A Challenging Beginning on the Journey After our enthralling adventures on the way, way West Coast and visit to the Heritage Site Sgang Gwaay, we
Letting the Story Unfold Naturally There are so many ways to describe the flow of feelings and events around my stroke, (and those on the
What a combination, but that’s the way it came the first week of August. At some point, I will show and tell more about the
In less than 10 hours I will be winging my way to the Queen Charlotte Islands, one of BC’s wild and grand places. I’ve never
Coming Home with a Full Heart Home again, after a most amazing trip and the treasure of family time, which warms my heart and nourishes
The Grand Prismatic Spring: Earth’s Fiery Wonder Our last week of the big road adventure was spent in the Tetons and in Yellowstone Park. The
From Utah’s Red Rocks to Wyoming’s Mountains After the red rocks of Utah, we are now among the mountains and rivers of Wyoming. It continues
How It Will Look Traveling with young children opens my eyes in a wonderful way. The pace we walk is sometimes quick, when there’s ground
Well, this is another first for me — writing a post on the road. I don’t know how to post personal pictures of this amazing
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