Stroke

When I was like 10 years old, I remember my grandpa had just had a stroke and that was really hard for him to get back into his routine. So we started playing matching games so that it could help his brain to relearn and to remember things and so that was really fun for me but also I know it meant a lot to him because it was meaningful time spent together but also me helping him to remember things again. So that's a good idea if you want to help your loved ones.

After somebody has a stroke, there is a lot of aftermath, and something that you can do to help them is to just play some simple matching card games or something to make sure that they are processing and thinking and matching things together, but also you're spending quality time with them in a difficult trial that they're going through.

After someone goes through something really intense like a stroke, it can be hard to help them get back to their new normal. Being there for them and showing your support is really important because they know that they can depend on you and that you can help them through their new normal and new experiences that they'll go through.