Gary was assaulted in his early 40s and the attack left him with multiple head injuries and lifelong deficits these days. This is your clear pathway to transform your symptoms, reduce your anxiety and navigate your journey to recovery with confidence, head to to find out more after this podcast but for now, let’s dive right into today’s episode. If you enjoy this episode of want more resources, accessible training and hands-on support, check out my recovery after stroke membership community created especially for stroke survivors and caregivers. After years of researching and discovering, I learned how to heal my brain and build a healthier and happier life than I ever dreamed possible.Īnd now I’ve made it my mission to empower other stroke survivors like you to recover faster, achieve your goals and take back the freedom you deserve. I knew if I wanted to get back to the life I loved before My recovery was up to me. I’m your host three times stroke survivor Bill Gasiamis.Īfter my own life was turned upside down and I went from being an active father to being stuck in hospital. Hello, and welcome to recovery after stroke, a podcast full of answers, advice and practical tools for stroke survivors to help you take back your life after a stroke and build a stronger future. This is the recovery after stroke podcast, with Bill Gasiamis, helping you navigate recovery after stroke. And that can come and go well on a regular basis depending on how you’re feeling. And then you get the angry mode where you hate everybody. I thankfully didn’t last too long in that one.
Morbidly depressed mode can stay there quite a lot of time that’s a horrible experience.
Because you go through the original shock, then you go through the bargaining process, where I’m okay if I can get this back, or I’m okay if I can get that back, or I’m okay if I only have this.Īnd you go through the whole process and then you go through the angry mode and the morbidly depressed mode. Oh, sweet God, it took me about eight years to be fully happy with who I am now.
Today he is a disability advocate in Ireland. After he was hit in the head with a plank of wood Gary Kearney was left with two subdural hematomas and a subarachnoid hemorrhage amongst other injuries.
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