The Stroke That Touched My Heart: How Gratitude Transformed a 37 Year-Old Massive Stroke Survivor Volume 1 - Russell, Myrtle; Russell, Mia
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The Stroke That Touched My Heart captures the year-long journey of Mia Russell, a 37-year-old survivor of a massive stroke, and her caregiver mom, Myrtle. It is a story of change and gratitude, and a testament to the theory that learning to be grateful in all things improves health and well-being. Chronicling how life changes after a major medical crisis, The Stroke That Touched My Heart is more than a stirring story--it is a tool that offers hope to anyone who has faced a life-changing event. It teaches that when you work on gratitude, gratitude works on you: it changes you on the inside and when you change on the inside, life changes.…mehr

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The Stroke That Touched My Heart captures the year-long journey of Mia Russell, a 37-year-old survivor of a massive stroke, and her caregiver mom, Myrtle. It is a story of change and gratitude, and a testament to the theory that learning to be grateful in all things improves health and well-being. Chronicling how life changes after a major medical crisis, The Stroke That Touched My Heart is more than a stirring story--it is a tool that offers hope to anyone who has faced a life-changing event. It teaches that when you work on gratitude, gratitude works on you: it changes you on the inside and when you change on the inside, life changes.
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Prior to January 9, 2017 Mia had been a vibrant nurse, and was known around town for her unique crochet designs, a hobby she enjoyed as much as she enjoyed taking care of sick babies. However life took a tragic turn for Mia when she suffered a massive stroke, a stroke that left her disabled, but not discouraged. Today, as a result of learning to be grateful in all things, she continues to make progress. She lives with her mom, is back to crocheting and uses her non-dominant left hand and left knee. She and Myrtle are sharing their story of hope with anyone who has faced a life-changing event, whether it is a medical diagnosis, loss, trauma, or any personal crisis.