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Mouet Erin and JJ Robertson Deb Theriault David
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Vol 10, No
2
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February
2010 |
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Greetings,
Welcome
to the Annual Creative Writing Issue of StrokeNet.
Readers were invited to submit poetry and prose for this
issue. Unfortunately we are not able to print all the
entries. We thank everyone who took the time to
write.
Most
of the regular StrokeNet contributors are enjoying a
month off. Tune in next month for their latest
installments. Nancy has graciously submitted the
Celebrations.
Hope
everyone who lives in the northern hemisphere has
noticed the days are already getting a tiny bit longer.
Warm weather will be here before you know it. We have
already had our first discussion about this year's
garden. This month I will order seeds.
Enjoy the February newsletter!
Lin Wisman Editor, StrokeNet lwisman@strokenetwork.org |
A
Conversation with My Old Self
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By
Rosemary Smith
Rosemary
had a conversation with her Old Self (before stroke).
How are you coming to terms with the changes to who you
are?
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Read
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Two Poems
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By Jan Tawakalna
Jan
contributes two poems, "You Look Okay" and "Depressed?"
Each survivor struggles with personal changes and how to
relate to the world.
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You're
an Inspiration to Me
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By Lea Augustine
Lea
was challenged by a new member of her aquatherapy class.
She simply say, "You are an inspiration to Me." That was
a new idea!
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Read
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Sleep
Walking
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By Chuck Hofvander
Chuck
relates a funny story about sleepwalking before his
stroke.
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Read
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The F
Word
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By Eleanore Kane
Eleanore
has found a four letter word beginning with F, which
strikes fear into many a stroke survivor - fall.
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Read |
Bare |
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By Tanya Frijmersum
Tanya
shares a poem she wrote because of global warming. But,
it is relevant to other situations.
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The
Pinecone and the Snowflake
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By George
Gradek
A
pinecone blowing across a blanket of snow causes George
to reflect on the nature of trees.
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Read
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Three
Poems
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By Linda J. Nudel
Linda
shares three poems, "Good Morning World," "Look," and
"Thank You."
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Stroke
Survivor's Prayer
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By Eileen Shryock
Eileen
shares a Stroke Survivor's Prayer.
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Read
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Member
Celebrations
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Birthdays and Stroke
Anniversaries Compiled By Nancy
Fiduk
The
Stroke Network congratulates all members
who celebrate a birthday or stroke anniversary this
month. Click below to see the birthdays and
anniversaries we have on file for this
month.
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Read
Contact Nancy at nfiduk@strokenetwork.org
Each month members' birthdays, which they
have placed in their message board profile, are
listed.
To add your birthday, go to My
Controls on the Message Board. Look for Personal
Profile on the left of the screen. Select Edit Profile
Information. Enter both your birthdate and your
interests.
To
locate My Controls from the home page of the Message
board, http://www.strokeboard.net, select
Member Links, My Controls.
If you would like
your stroke
anniversary listed, send to the the Celebrations
Monitor at nfiduk@strokenetwork.org. Be sure to
include your userid and
the month, day and year of the stroke. If you are
not the survivor, please include the survivor's first
name and your relationship. For example: Bill,
husband. |
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February 2010 The Stroke Network,
Inc. P.O. Box 492 Abingdon,
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