Watched this last night and was in awe of the man who suffered a stroke and his determination to reach his full potential. His wife and the people supporting him were fantastic and I can only imagine how tiring and draining it must have been for his wife looking after someone with that amount of disability. She showed true love and devotion right from the start.Everyone who was involved with his recovery showed so much positivity which must have been great for the poor man Richard Gray who was a war hero. In my eyes everyone involved was a hero in one way or another. If only this kind of help was available for all stroke victims.
Should I hand flat keys to executors of will?
What words annoy you when used wrong or people don't know the meaning of?
