
No more glasses.
After 2 years of having glasses with prisms in to correct my double vision I had squint surgery this morning and no longer need glasses at all it feels amazing.

After 2 years of having glasses with prisms in to correct my double vision I had squint surgery this morning and no longer need glasses at all it feels amazing.
So I had my pre op appointment come through for my eyes as my stroke caused double vision and I had a massive sinking feeling and just pure dread. For context I had my stroke after surgery. So this will be fun
A question i have a lot is did I even have a stroke i don’t look like i did. I will given the severity of it i do feel lucky in the way I don’t have the signature droop. As soon as I speak you know because I sound like a blown gasket. But everyone I have seen has said I don’t even look like i had a stroke some just get a nice answer or a little smirk others get me saying you don’t look like an ass but here we are.
Okay im not really sure what to think about it as it doesn’t really make alot of sense to me but I had a doctors appointment yesterday and she said they don’t understand why I can still use my legs as the nerve damage i have is bad and technically I should be paralysed from the waist down but im not. Im in a wheelchair obviously but I can walk with a walker she said they cannot think of any reason why I can still use them. I said the only explanation is im deadpool
Has anyone else who suffers fatigue noticed it get worse suddenly. Im 2 years post stroke and the past week or so I have noticed that I have become increasingly fatigued I don’t overdo myself and I know my limits but I am extremely fatigued to the point I can’t focus on anything.
Has anyone found a TENs machine helpful. I also have acquired ataxia from my stroke and the doctors have recommended using one. I have one anyway but I don’t want to do all the research and things if it only gives a false sense of security.