Recovery Attitude

The coat my friend bought was perfect of me. Looked great, was insulated and had all the pockets I’d ever need. I wanted exactly that coat.

With a sale being a sale there was no time to waste. My better half and I drove to the store. On the way over she suggested if the store didn’t have it maybe another one would, opening the door up for doubt.

I closed that door quickly by saying the perfect coat would be there, in fact the coat would find its way to me.

This is an example of what I call my “stroke logic”. I focus on my outcome in my mind; pick a route to get me there and then head physically there. My mind is now locked on the outcome I imagine.

We arrived at the store and there were lots of coats by the same manufacture but as hard as we looked we couldn’t find the right one.

As I continued to look my better half talked to a salesperson. She described the coat and was told five minutes ago someone returned the very coat we’re looking for and it’s my size. Wow. Guess what, now I have my perfect coat.

A good attitude and focusing on the desired outcome can lead a willing person to their perfect outcome. Whatever therapy you chose, a good attitude and focus returns a better recovery than you get with a doubtful attitude.

The journey starts at the beginning in your mind and then you physically head towards it. Sit around waiting and you get more waiting. Start your journey and you’re already headed towards your goal.

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Taking Charge of your Recovery

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Assessing your situation is so important. Taking inventory of what you have to work with and work on.

Stroke and your Brain

Although you've suffered a brain attack or Stroke doesn't mean you can't rework it to get back what you've lost.

Stroke and Positive Thinking

Jim talks about the use of Positive Thinking to recover from stroke.

Stroke and Caregivers

All about the caregiver.

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Copyrighted, Jim Pettitt 2012.

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