Been gone a while-stroke

[Mike Taylor]

I had a stroke on the evening of Dec. 27th, with a brain clot and and bleeding on the brain. Lost use of hands,feet,legs and arms until a few weeks ago. Just now released for home care rehab today. It will be awhile until I can drive and tow the trailer. Looking foward to next years rallys. Mike Taylor

[honda03842]

Wishing you a speedy and full recovery.

Norm

[Lizbeth]

Mike, I'm so sorry you've had a bad time of it. Work hard at rehab and we will see you back out on the road! I will be sending traveling thoughts your way.

[Adrian W]

Best of Luck! And a Speedy Recovery.

[barryra]

We hope to see you out camping after your recovery.

[Tom U]

Mike, Smooth roads and a speedy recovery.

[BobB]

Mike,

Sorry to hear of your misfortune. I remember you from Lake San Antonio. I hope you continue to improve.

Bob

[Bobbie Mayer]

I'm sorry to hear that, Mike, but delighted you are home and doing better.

Bobbie

[Michele B]

Welcome home, Mike---hope you bounce quickly, and get back on the road!

[Karalyn]

Stroke - what a bummer!!!!!!!!!!
Glad you are home and working at a complete recovery. Get well soon.

[David & Leslie]

Hello Mike! Sorry you have been faced with this challenge, but it is wonderful news you are home and working toward a swift & complete healing. Prayer that you'll soon be up and rollin' with your Egg - looking forward to crossing paths in the future. L 'n D

[james kent]

What a bummer! Been there - done that- don't want to do it again!!!!!
I had one back in '03. Took a while to learn to walk and talk again. Exercise well and take lots of walks. I used one of those squeeze balls to help co-orindinate the hands and fingers. Read or do puzzles to help your concentration. It does take time but if you work at it things do get better. My Doc now says that there's no scarring or residual effects from my stroke. All has gone. [ my friends have always said otherwise]
Take care and keep in touch.
Jim

[Donna D.]

Mike, welcome back to FiberglassRV. Sorry to hear about your health issues, every day is a gift for all of us. I'm sending best wishes to you for a speedy recovery.

[Linda of San Diego]

Sorry to hear about your stoke, get better soon. Try some card games to help the mind get back on track.

[Frederick L. Simson]

Here's to seeing you down the road...

[Alf S.]

Hi: Mike Taylor... My wife is just gathering up her teams collections from this years Heart and Stroke campaign. She has been our area Captain for years. Please give generously to this worthwhile cause!!!
There's two types of stroke victims. Those that fight, and those that don't!!! Keep up the good fight.
Alf S. North shore of Lake Erie