Life is Good, Post Stroke - Leroy McClure

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Résumé :
After having my stroke, I chose to become better, not bitter. I knew I had to have a good attitude and believe God had a better plan for me. The therapy I was receiving from the clinic and writing about experiences in and outside of the clinic for almost two years was the best therapy for me. I want you to vicariously walk with me and experience my miraculous journey until my last days prior to being discharged from The Centre of Neuro Skills. I want you to see my frailties, growth, and strength. Jesus can work inside of you for the greater good. Sometimes in life, we must decrease in order for Him to increase. Less in life can be more. I had a good marriage for 25 years pre-stroke. Post-stroke my marriage is even better. Not only did my perspective change but my life changed also. I came to understand who and what really matters the most. Since I had a stroke, I give thanks to God because now I am a better person.

Biographie:
Leroy McClure Jr., CALT, LDTCEO/Founder of FOCUS Learning Academy and Triple-A Educational Services Leroy McClure Jr. is an advocate for educating African American and minority children with dyslexia and ADHD. McClure is the only U.S. African American male Certified Academic Language Therapist (CALT) and a Licensed Dyslexia Therapist (LDT). In 1983, he graduated from Mayville State University in North Dakota with a Bachelor of Science degree in computer engineering.McClure was awarded a contract from the Texas Education Agency (TEA) to open a charter school named FOCUS Learning Academy. As the CEO/Founder, McClure manages a dollars10 million budget with 120 employees serving more than 1,200 students. The school was a Recognized Campus and the first charter school in Texas history to win a boy's state basketball title.McClure is the author of The Shot Doctor: Nothin' But Net and Why Sammy Still Can't Read. He's an advocate for Triple-A: ATTITUDE. ACADEMICS and ATHLETICS. He believes your attitude determines your success, you must learn to read before you read to learn and how to become a winner even in losing situations. These lessons are highlighted in all of his books.