Training for a marathon

I am a 24 year old Graphic Design graduate, I write my blog to raise awareness of strokes, epilepsy & disabilities in younger adults. - Please comment share and follow me :) - I hope you enjoy following my recovery.

Thursday, 4 May 2017

You've done this before..

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It might be year three nerves, it might be my confidence.. *Lizzie you're fine, just be loud and clear* On the day.. "I just r...

Monday, 1 May 2017

Dear Diary..

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Dear diary Today I learnt to stand, balance and brush my hair all using one hand! My OT says I might be able to go home, they just need to ...

Wednesday, 26 April 2017

Hello it's lovely to meet you..

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My name is Elizabeth Ashmore.. Today I experienced a student panel, I was the only student, our 'job' was to question architecture...

Saturday, 22 April 2017

It may define me..

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But it's no longer my life.. 2014 - I hated every piece of my body, from my appearance to my brain (who had never actually done anythi...

Wednesday, 19 April 2017

My disability doesn't stop me..

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I currently live with 5 illnesses; Nephrotic syndrome Epilepsy essential thrombocythemia Benign intracranial hypertension And stroke.. ...

Monday, 10 April 2017

Was that your left arm?

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ive always been able to use my arm, kind of anyway.. It just had a lot of 'tone' meaning it's stiff and will take a while, Obv...

Saturday, 1 April 2017

Slow but steady wins the race..

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Recovering from a stroke drains every last bit of your energy, making day to day tasks seem a struggle.. As time goes on you realise you ha...

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