Roots of Resilience - Carmine Indindoli's Interview - Part Two

This week on Beyond Stillness: Stories After Stroke, we welcome guest Carmine Indindoli who shares the journey of relearning how to walk, talk, and live with intention, drawing inspiration from his love of gardening, family, and fellow survivors. Through patience, persistence, and community, he found healing and growth, not just in the soil, but within himself.Community Conversation Prompts:How do you incorporate therapy (physical, occupational, cognitive, speech, etc.) into activities you enjoy?How has sharing your story or listening to others' stories helped your healing process?Suggested Resources:Beyond Stillness: Stories After StrokeStroke Awareness Foundation of Santa Clara County, CASign up for the Fight Stroke Walk on May 4thFind the Nearest Stroke Center AppKnow the Signs, Save a Life - BEFASTB – Balance: Sudden loss of balance or coordinationE – Eyes: Sudden trouble seeing in one or both eyesF – Face: Facial drooping or uneven smileA – Arms: Weakness or numbness in one armS – Speech: Slurred speech or difficulty speakingT – Time: Time to call 911 immediatelySupport a Stroke Survivor:Your gift sponsors a stroke survivor through our seven-week reflective story crafting journey.👉 Donate at beyondstillness.orgBeyond Stillness: Stories After Stroke is a nonprofit that empowers stroke survivors to articulate and publicly share their stories of wisdom, purpose, connection, and hope.Follow us: Instagram · Facebook · YouTube · beyondstillness.org#BeyondStillness #StrokeRecovery #StrokeSurvivor #StrokeStories #StrokeAwareness #Storytelling #StrokeSupport #Recovery #Resilience #Hope #Transformation #LifeAfterStroke #Inspiration #NarrativeIdentity #StorytellingHeals #RewritingMyStory #IdentityAfterStroke #PostTraumaticGrowth