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I’m Kim and this is my story about life starting over again.

I had a Stroke January 14th 2016. All sorts of things have changed in my life, but essentially i am still the same as I was, getting better all the time, training my brain if you like !!!

It’s about your outlook and lifestyle changes as well and having a goal.

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  1. Kim, congratulations on putting together this wonderful blog. I am so pleased to read your account of the stem cell treatment at UCLH – its lovely to hear nice feedback. You are so inspiring!

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  2. Kim, I can’t believe how far you’ve come. Reading your story will inspire others and help them in the fact that by having a stroke doesn’t mean your life is over. There’s hope and progress if you strive for it, which You’ve certainly shown. You’ve helped mum by getting her motivated to want to do more and have goals on where she wants to be. You’ve been a inspiration and a very determined woman. Keep sharing your story to help as many people as possible!

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  3. Congratulations on getting this up and running.

    Such an inspiring read, your positivity and determination will no doubt motivate others. Glad to hear some of our current and previous staff and club have helped you in your progression.

    Wishing you all the best in your continued progress from myself and the team at Nuffield Medway.

    All the best,

    Chris

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  4. Kim you are a truly inspirational woman and your blog can only inspire other people to achieve any goals they set themselves in life be it physical or emotional ones or even both following an illness such as yours or even post major surgery.
    Your story has depth and meaning and a truthfulness about it which everyone needs to hear and read about keep on going from strength to strength and I look forward to keeping up with your updates and future chapters 😍👍🏻

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  5. Kim, reading you blog is an inspiration to all of us that are able bodied so I can only imagine how much hope and confidence you must give to those that have suffered such a setback in their life as you have.
    Seeing you use the chest press made me really emotional knowing how much determination that took. I hope you will continue to update everyone with your progress as i know you will continue to go from strength to strength. I am proud to know you and call you a friend.

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  6. Kim,
    You know you’re my hero! I’ve known you for many years and you have always been strong & given two fingers to any adversity that happens to you. I’ve seen you beating this stroke and you make me feel like I can do anything too. Love you.
    N x

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