Three weeks ago I was suddenly struck by a brain hemorrhage. May I then be angry with God?
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Dear David, good that you persevere, I am used to that from you. Everyone has difficult moments and fortunate are those who experience this, because you have to go through a grieving process, a process that is different for everyone, but you will emerge stronger, the trial you are now experiencing can be mirrored against your faith, faith that you have and it has been scientifically proven that people who believe achieve better results.
The demand for forms of communication is now rising. One of the important rules is that you cannot not communicate; you always communicate, verbally and non-verbally. Now you are at a stage where writing is no longer possible, but speaking still is. Video messages are a good tool, keep it up. Bear in mind that you also don't have to broadcast; making your message available only audibly has added value. You can also use a dictaphone with speech recognition; there is a learning curve, but some people, e.g., doctors, use that for the secretaryto disable.
For accessibility, there are standards for websites that state that if there is only image and sound, which is the case with a blog, there must also be a written version of what is meant by that image, or vlog; someone can help you with this.
In any case, you're doing well, keep it up. Regard this message, should it come across harshly, as constructive criticism.