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Looking forward to another day in the office, George Tsatsu Tamakloe retired to bed. Earlier that evening he had been going through his usual paces, addressing his workload for the following morning. Little did he know that he would be leaving his office that evening for the very last time. Tsatsu, as he is called by his friends and family, woke up the following day in a hospital bed. After he regained consciousness, he was told that he had suffered a stroke during the night. This turn of events altered the trajectory of his life for good."There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you." -Maya AngelouI worked out at the gym at least 3 times a week. Late night snacks were common. I had no idea that was an unhealthy habit. Laying on the floor in my bathroom, unable to get up, was my wakeup call. My mission is to let people know that there is life after stroke. This book is fulfilling my greatest dream to inspire others and to honor the people who have helped me along the road to recovery.