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| Sas Freeman |
As you are already aware I have recently experienced another setback and stay in hospital. Although I’m now home, meds have changed and increased dramatically and many more are tests booked along with a short procedure, although not what I had hoped for hopefully this time we will finally get to the bottom of this situation, therefore turning it into a positive. That said I am still feeling really rather unwell.
This in mind I visited Stanfield Nursing home, not as a resident I’m pleased to report, no disrespect intended here. The reason for my visit was as in my Ambassador role for the Stroke Association to meet Worcester Ukulele Club, who were playing for residents of the nursing home and presenting the Stroke Association with a very generous cheque as they have chosen Stroke as their charity this year. They also told me that one of their members is running the London marathon for the Stroke Association and as if that isn’t tough enough he is carrying his ukulele.
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| Worcester Ukelele |
Mind back in the room, the super music and happy faces around, positivity returned yet at the same time something achieved too. As I made my way to say my goodbyes, I met a delightful family and spent an enjoyable time in conversation with them, so much so I completely forgot the time.
The power of kindness not only helps others but allows you to be in a frame of mind to help yourself, take check, give yourself a telling off if required. #50shadesofrecognition
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