[Oe List ...] Strokes are fickle.

[Hubert Fulkerson]

    On Dec. 6th, 2004,  I had a seizure, a stroke and an irregular hearth that 
was very close to a heart attack in front of my sixth grade class that had previously witnessed
one teacher having a paralyzing stroke from which he is still recovering.   
His replacement had a nervous breakdown.   This is a very though bunch of sixth graders.
      One of the tests showed the arteries in my neck feeding my were 50% blocked, 
my surgeon set a date one month later to operate.    By that time I had reduced my 
arterial blockage to zero and the marks of the seizure and stroke were greatly reduced.  
I am still taking my aspirin, a functional beverage, and still in this class room.

Hubert Fulkerson

> Well now, that is something, eh?  You can tell the boy that strokes are 
> fickle little things.  I had five over a period of an hour and a half.  
> This was three years ago.  I was paralyzed on my right side, couldn't 
> talk and extremely emotional.  Sometimes strokes will do that to you.  
> (Of course it might have simply been a way for me to release years of 
> pent up emotions.  Ha!)  After every known test in the medical world, I 
> was given an aspirin and told to keep my blood pressure under control.  
> After three years, I feel no significant ill effects.
> 
> Tell Brian to take an aspirin a day and polish his humor.  He has a lot 
> of folks thinking and praying for him.
> 
> Lee and Leah Early