18: Walking Tour

I had to visit a customer this morning (July 30, 2018), but it's a tough way to  get to their office. It should be easy for a normal person, but it's so tough for a stroke survivor like me. Let's join the tour!

16: Walking by the Lake

Near my home, there is a lake. I usually jogged 3-4 laps, before it got too dark. After I was hit by stroke more than a year ago, my first lap was with a wheel chair!

After I could walk, I jogged 1/4 lap first then 1/2 lap, 1 lap and the last thing 2 was laps. I believed I could do 3 laps, but my walk is too slow now. It's been too hot or too dark for me if I do 3 laps. 

Here's the pic when I did my first lap by walking after my sickness. 

3: Learning to Walk

“If you can't fly then run, if you can't run then walk, if you can't walk then crawl, but whatever you do you have to keep moving forward.” ― Martin Luther King Jr.

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It's a strong, good and motivating quote by Martin Luther King Jr. When I was healthy and then stroke hit me in June 2918, I have experienced most of all, including running, walking and crawling. I had to learn walking and running again. Here's my story to learn how to walk again: