well hoped (do mean hopped)in the p car yesterday after a month. opps dead battery . forgot about the fuse box thing and of course a helpful 6speeder refreshed my memory about opening my trunk.got open charged and running only prob is my left foot lacks the strength to press the clutch oh and i have to use my right hand to turn the key... guess i'm going to have to wait a bit for my 1st drive.stuck withe the daily driver for now if the state does not take away my license

anyone know the drill on stroke and ca dmv?

 

Steve, I didn't realize it had only been a month since the stroke. From listening to your progress reports, I thought it had been a few months. I would say you have made great strides forward for only 30 days. It probably seems like forever to you, but knowing how long it has taken others to recover, I'd say you are doing fantastic. I have a friend who has never recovered from his stroke that happened about 4 years ago. Unfortunately, he took the attitude that he couldn't recover, and he has fulfilled his own thoughts on the subject. Keep up the good work. You are close to being back to normal.

 

Steve, excellent recovery you'll be driving that thing soon enough.

 

thanks guys am working at it every day lots of exercise, small stuff but it seems that every morning i see some improvement. leg amd arm are still very weak but all parts are working somewhat.

anyone who reads this i want them to know how much 6speed has helped me to press on.. i will not give up and the the deal !!!! thanks so very much steve

 

Steve,
Keep chopping away baby! Progress is made in little steps and nothing good is ever easy.
Your friend from SoCal, Andre

 

Sounds, like motivation and persistancy are on your side!! Give your self the time your body needs to recover and keep busting your *** in physical therapy..You'll be driving it in no time.

 

Awesome news Steve!

You sir must wake up every morning pissing excellence while jamming eye of the tiger to be making progress like you are. Congrats and keep up the good work, before you know it your goal of driving the car will be well behind you on your path to a complete recovery!

_Zac

 

Steve,

Good to see you are recovering quickly! Zac is right, stick with it and you will be driving the Pcar before you know it. You have been in all of our thoughts and prayers over the last month, and seeing your progress is truly awesome... please keep the progress reports coming!

Kindest regards,
Brendan

 

Sorry to hear. I'm surprised actually that they didn't take any action on your license already. I had a seizure back in November last year, and the CO DMV revoked my driving privileges until 3 months after I was on stable medication. I was just allowed to drive again a couple weeks ago. Every state is different, but I totally feel your pain. Being unable to drive is such a nightmare at times.