Rehabilitation review after 18 years of subarachnoid hemorrhage occurrence

On the morning of September 10, 2018, I suddenly experienced a subarachnoid hemorrhage and lost consciousness. Fortunately, I received surgery, but I faced various disabilities afterward. Due to impairments in walking, cognition, speech, and other functions, I felt frustrated and despondent, but I tried to regain my previous appearance before the illness. As a result, around May 2019, I finally started walking without a wheelchair. The neurosurgeon who performed the surgery repeatedly called it a miracle. Although there may still be some disabilities, I am able to live my daily life without much difficulty. These days, I walk more than ten thousand steps a day. What I want to say is that if you have the will to do what you want, you can get closer to your dreams.