Learning to accept #PostStrokesFran has been a whirlwind of acceptance and Mt interactions with my children, my community & change to acceptance of not working, at this time…. Just focusing of Frances World- a first.
Has an overwhelming sense of gratitude for those who’ve seen me, throughout my 9 mo. PostStroke, especially my kids who just want their loving mom… Being seen through an illness.
There’s NoMore Unseen than Our People who attended and many lost their lives before they even began … It’s everyday Our Society needs to understand. I’ve been trying for 30 yrs or more…
As a solo-mom, post stroke. My sons help hold me up + Their childhood friend who’d mom had just died. A success, as a mom to know my children know Our rituals regarding death, grief n loss is a proud moment, for this mom.
?a momma bear, now, with time on her hands while on disability is a foreign way to now live. No more wake up the child/ren for school, making lunches/ pick ups etc. #MoreTimeOnYoutHands #SemiRetired
As a young girl we look to our parents for guidance in love & relationships, as we search as we become adults. My work w. Youth of 35+ yrs takes me to advocate when I witness some similar from the youth and family’s in my work. Just experience of a past life shared, just that.
Post-Stroke, at home it takes much longer to do the simplest errands requiring help, as a Solo-mom & stroke survivor to ask for help is so difficult to do.
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About Frances Reflects Storytelling
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Witnessing The Unseen …. I had grown up as a part of the unseen. In my experience as a helper in in The Indigenous community, I have seen the unseen and the stories. It’s not the names but the stories of the unseen that are shared here. I welcome listeners to join, and ask questions.