Less than two months past her fifty-third birthday Anna Marie
Porter suffered a stroke caused by the rupture of a cerebral
cavernous malformation. She was suddenly paralyzed on her right
side, unable to use any of her appendages save three fingers In the
wake of such a life-altering event--and faced with months of
rehab--she found comfort in poking fun at her situation; humor
became her survival mechanism. What's so funny about having a
stroke? Not much unless you have a healthy sense of humor--or even
an unhealthy one! And if you're going to take a death-defying leap
into the world of serious illness, "What good is sitting alone in
your room?" So she didn't. She invited her friends, family, and
colleagues in to her virtual hospital room through an online blog.
That blog became the basis for this book. May Day: Recovering Humor
From a Stroke is sometimes poignant, often funny, and always an
enlightening look into the world of recovering from a serious
setback.
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