Description 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.
She and Myrtle.
She lives with her mom, is back to crocheting and uses her non-dominant left hand and left knee.
Today, as a result of learning to be grateful in all things, she continues to make progress.
However life took a tragic turn for Mia when she suffered a Massive stroke, a Stroke That left her disabled, but not discouraged.
About the Author 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.
Learning to be grateful ends the elusive search for peace and leads to a more meaningful life.
Gratitude is a practice That teaches you to appreciate what you already have and to realize That when you put things in proper perspective, what you have is enough, Adopting a consciousness of Gratitude helps you connect with your inner power, and when you know your inner power, you no longer have to search for it in other people, places and things.
They constantly search for happiness That always seems to be short-lived.
You only need to look around you to witness the increasing number of young people struggling with life issues and turning to quick fixes such as drugs, alcohol, digital technology, excessive shopping, violence, and other dangerous habits--only to find That they are spiraling out of control.
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.
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 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.
Description 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
