Emma Gee
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I recently wrote about my experience when attending tuts for the Occupational Therapy students at...
Myotherapist – My Big Toe and the Tightrope of Hope
At this stage of my recovery, I’m cautious about new providers. That’s one way of saying...
Focus To Win – Reflections on IPSEN presentation
My keynote speech at the IPSEN event was themed Focus To Win – I spoke about how much of life after stroke depends on other people choosing to stay focused.
Twenty Years Later I’m Still Relearning My Body
Twenty years on from my stroke, I still do weekly physio, not because I’m falling apart, but because I’m still putting myself together.
Walking the Line: Facilitating Stroke Rehab Focus Groups While Living With Stroke Myself
I’ve been facilitating focus groups on stroke rehabilitation priorities. It’s meaningful work. It asks for presence, attentiveness and neutrality; qualities that are sometimes hard to uphold when my own brain throws up daily hurdles.
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Read my first blog for 2026! I love the idea of Christmas; the coming together with family that I love deeply. But alongside the magic of Christmas, there’s also the overwhelm and exhaustion that comes along with it. Read more here https://emma-gee.com/christmas-thoughts-being-grateful-being-tired-being-there/ #emmagee #reinventingemma #christmas #grieft #family #blog #gratitude #mindset
Christmas Thoughts – Being Grateful, Being Tired, Being There
I love the idea of Christmas; the coming together with family that I love deeply. But alongside the magic of Christmas, there’s also the overwhelm and exhaustion that comes along with it.
🎄 End of Year Christmas Newsletter – Reflections from Emma Gee 🎄
Despite ongoing health challenges following my stroke, I am constantly reminded that with the right support and perseverance, anything is possible. Reflecting on what a year 2025 has been, I’m excited for what’s to come in 2026.
When Therapy Fits Into Life, Not the Other Way Around
Today was my first face-to-face speech therapy session and for once, I didn’t leave with the weigh of responsibility to practice a set of exercises that I know I won’t do. Instead, I left blowing bubbles.
Why Using AI to Capture My Lived Experience Is So Powerful
I wanted to write and help others to understand what I was going through but I found myself too tired and without the capacity to overcome the communication barriers that are part of my life.
Strength Training in My Rehab Journey
One thing I...
I Feel I’m Only Getting Dumber…
Intelligence to me always meant autonomy in the ways that I think, act and create. But now I’m learning that it can also be the intelligence to adaptation and acceptance.
Multitasking in Rehab
Every step is a reminder of how far I’ve come and how much unseen strength recovery really takes.