Excellent and well done….I too suffered two brain clots in 2008. I was a commercial deep sea diver operating out of Dubai for the past 30 years plus, retired in 2000 but carried on in marine consultancy on a part time basis woke up 3am July 2008 got out of bed fell over I had lost my visual horizon, fortunately I am a trained paramedic so I had a very good idea what was happening, so trying not to panic the minister of home affairs (wife) I gently woke her up and asked her if she could make a cup of coffee as I wasn’t feeling too good, of course she was startled at first but I said put the kettle on I’ll just sit here for the moment. When she did come back with the coffee, I explained that I was having a CVA and needed her to drive me to hospital, cutting a long story short by October 2008 I finally retired to our house in Sri Lanka and now spend my days working a 2.5 acre coconut plantation and trying to keep the good half of my brain active with the internet and my other passion which is hypnotherapy having qualified after I initially retired from diving early 2000. I think your post is a credit to you and your determination…..wishing you every success…because I know from personal experience just what you had to overcome…well done Wayne…Paul

You have a Great Win Win attitude Wayne. Never believe a health challenge is the end of life’s fulfillment.

Turn it into a “Wellness Journey” and keep going.

Would love to hear an update

All I can say is thank god for computers. I also had a stroke in Feburary of 2006. It was a pretty bad one from what I’ve been told.
I’m living in a Nursing home. So I have people to take care of me through-out the day and night. But keeping me busy online and trying to make money online keeps my sanity if not for programs like PeopleString. I’d go crazy. I just started on PeopleString last week so I know I should Stay with it and it will grow as well as well as your business has grown. So Thanks for taking the time to tell your story.

Edward J Naylor