u/AllLeftiesHere

Hi all. My husband and I have Monkeys, mine a 2022 banana. Earlier this year, my battery wasn't holding a charge well and he was going to replace it with a Lithium. Unfortunately he had a pretty bad stroke at that time and isn't capable of that right now. I'd like to get the battery for mine, but I'm really struggling with being sure it is the right power, size, etc. If anyone has a good site they find searching easy, and trust, I would really appreciate it.

The current battery is the Honda YUASA YTZ5S. (I've seen some replacements say they fit the YTZ4S-BS but not sure that is the same?)

Edit: I'm in the US

Looking for where to start on what to look into for my husband wanting to return to working while having Aphasia. Almost 3 months post stroke, his language center was the only thing affected, but greatly so. He has been on Disability since. He really wants to get back to work, but he also is struggling with speaking what he wants to say. Typing is pretty good and comprehension pretty good, too.

Anyone have experience with navigating this? Is there a resource I can look into before we talk to his HR team about how the return to work looks? Just want to know what we can ask for or if it's a lost cause. He works from home for an IT company in customer support. Wondering if maybe we could ask for a different role with less speaking and more typing. Just trying to navigate his options. Thank you.

So annoying we can't add pictures.

I have a 30-40 year old toilet handle that is all metal. The part securing the handle from the inside of the tank is metal with 2 'prong' like pieces screwed onto the front piece. I have tried all the tools in my box to get it off and it is really on there. Any suggestions to unscrew it? I know most more current handles are reverse threaded, so that's the way I'm twisting, but now wondering if the really old ones maybe weren't reverse?

Husband is 9 weeks into an ischemic stroke that severely affected his language and comprehension. He's so fearful of having another stroke. He has carotid web surgery on a week and we both hope that helps his anxiety some.

But I was thinking today... He hasn't laughed since before the stroke. His typical joking personality hasn't shown itself and I'm wondering if anyone else went through a long stretch of negativity and sadness, but came out?

Considering getting a Honolulu, J2CR and wanted to see if anyone had that specific shape AND either a Hurache or Engage Alpha Pro they could take a pic side by side to compare? TIA